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Open House 
February 28, 2024

Kindergarten

- Christ-centred education

- Play-based learning

- Children can grow and develop at their own rate

- Early literacy programming

- Hands-on math

- Inquiry-based learning

- Outdoor Learning Centre

If you would like to spend an hour in our Kindergarten classroom watching our youngest students have fun while learning about Jesus and their ABCs, click below!

Our Culture of Learning

In the Community Christian School environment, the focus is on developing a mindset of growth, from a Godly perspective, which vastly impacts the capacity to learn and the results a child will experience. It begins with teaching students that they each possess the potential to be his or her best for what God created them to be, no matter what, and to provide them with the support they need to be successful.

At CCS, this translates into an environment where each child is taught to:

- Apply rigorous effort aimed toward excellence

- Gain confidence in their learning

- Embrace mistakes as growth opportunities.

- Setting goals for the next steps in learning

- Challenged to deeper levels of thinking

Student Life

There are many activities & supports for students at Community Christian School. 

- After-School Care

- Athletics

- Private Piano Lessons (dependent on instructor availability)

- Other Co-curricular activities like Lego Club, theatre trips, Choir, science fair, and more!

- Musical productions

- Grandfriends’ Day 

- Electives to explore gifts

- Leadership opportunities

Why Christian Education?

Everything that is taught at CCS is fully shaped by a Christian worldview - whether it is history, math, science, literature, or any other subject. Since “worldview” is one's perspective on everything, Christian school children come to know they hold an important place in God's world, and they learn to understand how God’s world works and the role they play in it. To put it simply, they are taught to look at the world around them through the lens of scripture.

Students learn how to apply, analyze, evaluate and appreciate everything based on God’s standards. In science, we know the world shows beautiful design and pattern, because it was created that way – and that impacts how we interact with that world. In literature, students will learn to understand the author’s meaning, comparing it with Christian values and beliefs – and that ability to critically analyze translates to many other areas of life.