School registration information is located on our division website. Feel free to contact us directly if you have specific questions.
Permission Forms
Student Off-Site Activities
A wide variety of curriculum-based learning opportunities are offered to students that extend beyond the classroom to a variety of facilities in the Spruce Grove Community. Permission from parents/guardians is required for each student to participate in such activities.
Forms will be sent home with students at the time of the activity and will be posted in the Documents section of our website. In addition, we ask that parents/guardians complete a General Off-Site Permission Form to allow their child to participate in any spontaneous "walking field trips" teachers may facilitate for their students. Complete details regarding these kinds of activities can be found on the form itself.
Leaving the School Grounds During Lunch Break
Students are expected to remain on campus (school grounds) during the school hours of 8:35am to 3:10pm, including lunch break. This expectation is supported by provincial policy and PSD Administrative Procedure 340 which indicates students are the responsibility of the principal and school staff during school hours, and 15 minutes before and after. In the case of bus students the procedure applies between the students time of arrival and departure on the bus.
The following exceptions are:
- Students who attend a school sponsored off-site activity.
- Grade 9 students who are permitted to leave campus during the lunch break (12:45-1:40pm), and are expected to return prior to the afternoon bell.
- Grade 5 to 8 students whose parents have submitted a Closed Campus Lunch Permission Form indicating the student can go home for lunch every day.
Changes in Routine
If a student who normally stays at school for lunch needs to leave for any reason the parent/guardian should communicate the details by written note, phone call , or email message to the school office.
Phone: 780-962-0357
Email: greystone@psd.ca
Request to Administer Medication
School staff cannot administer any medication to any student except in compliance with Parkland School Division Administrative Procedure 782: Medical - Administering Prescribed Medications.
Before Prescription Medication is Administered
The Individual Care Plan form must be completed by the parent or guardian (see page 16 of the form). The school reserves the right to refuse to administer medication. The form is available from the school office. The medication must come to school with a parent in a container labelled by the pharmacy and is to be stored in a locked cupboard in the school office.
See Also: Parkland School Division Administrative Procedures 770-784
Note: Non-prescription drugs are not to be brought to school.