Western School District
Schools in the Western School District are known for their innovative programs, especially in the areas of outdoor and environmental education, and the arts. The district has seventy-one schools, 14,700 students and 1,760 teaching and support staff. The student/teacher ratio is impressively low.
Emphasis is placed on integrating school and community life, and providing opportunities for students to link with the larger global community. Our schools offer a provincially-approved curriculum along with exciting extra-curricular programs. School buildings are modern facilities, each with a library, technology centre, science laboratories, gymnasium, common room, and well-equipped classrooms. Teaching staff are highly-qualified, and committed to student achievement. High school teachers have at least two university degrees – many have completed graduate programs.
Program Details
Program Established: 2004
Programs Offered: Full Year, 1 semester, Short Term, Winter Camp
Specialized Programs: French Immersion
Educational Programs offered in: English, French
Total number of schools: 71
High schools for international students: 10
Total Students: 14,700
Total International Students: 30
International Students Accepted for Grades: 7-12
Nearest Airport Deer Lake Airport (YDF)
Location
Newfoundland and Labrador is one of the friendliest and safest places in the world, with one of the lowest crime rates in all of North America. Our lifestyle is uncomplicated, free from the noise and distractions of larger, congested urban centres. This is a place where laughter is a recurring theme, a place where people are renowned for their hospitality, warmth and humour.
The city of Corner Brook is the largest urban centre in western Newfoundland, with a population of 21,000 people and a population density of 135 square kilometres per capita. The time zone is Newfoundland Standard Time -NST (UTC -3:30.)
Located on the beautiful Bay of Islands, Corner Brook is world-renowned for its majestic scenery. All aspects of the city, including industry and education, are connected to the dramatic, unspoiled environment. Featuring the world-famous Gros Morne National Park and the beautiful Humber Valley, the western region of Newfoundland and Labrador has some of the most diverse and pollution-free landscapes in the world; the perfect setting for awe-inspiring outdoor adventures.
Accommodation
A friendly, safe and comfortable home environment awaits you, the student, in Western Newfoundland and Labrador. Living with a Canadian family gives you the opportunity to enjoy the full Canadian cultural experience. You will be included in family celebrations and activities which will strengthen English skills and enrich the cultural experience. Our host families are carefully chosen to ensure comfort and safety. Homestay coordinators will meet with you at least once a month, and are always available to you should any issues arise. A twenty-four hour emergency number is provided to all students. Homestay provides rewarding experiences, long-lasting friendships and cherished memories. At New Found Global Education, we are committed to ensuring you have a memorable experience in a nurturing environment
Activities
Nature enthusiasts will love western Newfoundland. With warm summers and moderate winters, there are many outdoor pursuits from which to choose…skiing, hiking, caving, berry-picking, whale and iceberg watching, zip lining and many more.
Application & Fee Information
Entrance Dates: September & February
Application Deadlines: No deadline
Application Fee:
Full Year Tuition Fee:
1 Semester Tuition Fee:
Annual Homestay Placement Fee:
Homestay Monthly Fee:
Annual Health Insurance Fee:
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All funds are in Canadian dollars
Contact Information
General Inquiries Email: info@newfoundglobaleducation.com
Website: www.newfoundglobaleducation.com
Mailing Address: Box 2240, RR#1
City: Corner Brook
Province: Newfoundland
Postal Code: A2H 2H2
Phone: 709-632-7811
Fax: 709-634-1828



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