About Us

What is it that makes Rosemont School a great place for learning? 

This question is sometimes asked by prospective families. Some parents who have chosen Rosemont as the school for their child/children have provided the following thoughts:

  • The small student population creates a strong feeling of community. Staff members know all the students and students know all the staff members. Parents are active in the learning community as volunteers and support the RSC and RFS. They feel connected to the learning community.
  • The approach to learning, with a strong academic focus, is a good fit for families.
  • The program enhancements funded by RFS provide rich experiences for students (residencies, activities, presentations, resources).
  • The diverse range of activities provided through the physical education program (inline skating, swimming, Canadian climber) engages students.
  • Biannual outdoor school experience for students in grades 5 & 6.
  • The student leadership opportunities enhance connections between students K-6.

Rosemont is a UNESCO candidate school

Our school is part of the UNESCO Associated School Network.  Our teachers work with related organizations and teachers from other UNESCO schools in Alberta, Canada, and throughout the world.  Our work connects with UNESCO's Four Pillars of Education:  Learning to Know, Learning to Do, Learning to Be, and Learning to Live Together.  

As we demonstrate our understanding of global perspectives and achieve our school learning goals, we will earn membership status.

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​​About the CBE

The CBE is the largest school district in Western Canada. Our mission is to ensure each student, in keeping with his or her individual abilities and gifts, completes high school with a foundation of learning necessary to thrive in life, work and continued learning. You can look on the CBE website for more information. ​​​