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​Important Dates

We follow the CBE traditional calendar. The calendar sets common start and end days, non-instructional days and holidays. For our school’s additional non-instructional days, late entries, early dismissal days and events, see our school calendar page.​

The Calgary Board of Education continues to plan for the health measures that may be in place for the next school year. More details will be shared with families before the first day of classes.

Find the latest information on the CBE website and the Alberta Government website.​

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First Day of Classes

Our first day of classes is Wednesday, September 1, 2021 and the school office is open for parents on Tuesday, August 24, 2021.

Kindergarten

Kindergarten staggered entry classes are on September 1 and 2, 2021. Parents will receive a letter in August letting them know of the day/time to bring their child. Regular Kindergarten classes begin on September 3.

School Start & End Times

Kindergarten AM8:15 - 11:11 Monday-Thursday
Kindergarten PM12:11 - 3:07 Monday-Thursday
Kindergarten AM/PM Friday8:15 - 11:45 (classes alternate attendance on Fridays) as per calendar
Grade 1-68:15 - 3:07 PM Monday-Thursday
Friday AM8:15 - 11:45 AM - No school Friday PM

School Supplies

Bridlewood School does not have a school supply list for students/families. The school purchases student supplies and distributes them to students the first days of school. 

Please ensure that your child comes to school with (all labelled): a backpack, a filled water bottle, a lunch and snack (peanut-free), and indoor running shoes.

School Calendar

We are a school that follows the traditional calendar. View our calendar page for events and dates.

Noon Supervision

All our Grade 1-6 students will be automatically registered into the noon supervision program, unless the office is informed otherwise. The appropriate fees be charged in due course. If a late decision is made regarding your child not attending the lunch program, please contact the office directly and the fee will be removed as soon as possible. 

Registration Information

Please visit our How to Register page for registration details and forms. 

Our school office opens on August 24, 2021 for registration. Registration forms throughout the summer can be sent to Bridlewood@cbe.ab.ca.

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​​​Do You Have a MyCBE Parent Account?

Parents who have not already done so, must create an account in MyCBE to:

  • Pay fees or apply for a waiver

  • Register for transportation and lunch supervision

  • View student progress

To create a new account, go to www.cbe.ab.ca/mycbe and click on Create Parent Account. You will need to have your child(ren)’s CBE Student ID Number and use your email on file at the school.​

​​Fees and Waivers

School fees will be charged to families starting in October. Online fee payment is the simplest and most convenient way to pay school fees. Parents can use their online account to pay fees or apply for a waiver at: www.cbe.ab.ca/mycbe.

You can find more information on the CBE school fees and waivers​ page.​​​​​​​

​Further Inform​ation

We look forward to a great year ahead. If you have any questions that we haven’t addressed here, please contact the school. 

For further information visit our CBE back-to-school information​ page.​​​​​

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