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How to Register

For more information about how to register your First Nations, Métis or Inuit child, contact the Niitsitapi Learning Centre at niitsitapilearningcentre@cbe.ab.ca or 403-817-3404.

Bring the completed registration form, your child’s proof of age and legal name (birth certificate or passport) and proof of your address (we may ask to see one or more of the following: driver’s licence, municipal/federal correspondence, financial/residential documents or a utility bill) to the school.

Registration forms will be accepted at the Niitsitapi Learning Centre office (403-817-3404).

Once your child has been registered, you will be able to access your My CBE Account. This online account lets you register for services and pay fees.

School Organization at the Niitsitapi Learning Centre

Our current school population is approximately 180 students in Early Development Centre/Pre-School, Kindergarten and grades 1-2. Our school is open to all Indigenous learners who want to learn Alberta curriculum through Indigenous ways of knowing.

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2020-2021Early Development Centre / Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1 and 2

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Registration Process During a Health Emergency

To register new students during the COVID-19 pandemic follow the steps outlined in Registration on the Calgary Board of Education website. Look on the Kindergarten to Grade 9 or High School Registration pages.

General Registration Information

If you have questions for our school, contact us for information.

It is not possible to register at the school on holidays and during the summer. During the summer break you can find more information and dates on our Back to School page.

Non-Canadian students have a different registration process: please see our Non-Canadian Students page for details.​

Out-of-Boundary Students

If you would like to transfer from one CBE school to another, please refer to the instructions in the request to transfer form.

When you are transitioning from elementary to middle school, you will be automatically registered at your designated school (according to your home address and program).​​​​​​​​​​

​What School is Next​ 

Every child in Calgary has a designated school based on their home address and the program they choose. If you are going to be attending your designated school in your current program, registration is done automatically through your current school’s main office. To find out what your designated school is, use our Find a School​ ​tool. You can apply to attend any school, even if it is not your designated one. Each principal determines if their school has capacity to accept out-of-boundary students, usually after enrolment numbers are determined. For more information, contact ​the school you are interested in attending. Transportation services may not be available if you are attending a non-designated school.​​​​​ 

Visit the CBE website to see when other schools are having open houses, should you want to learn more about your next school.​​​​​​

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