A Message from the Administrator Team

Welcome to all new and returning Kettle Lakes families!  We have worked very hard these at Kettle Lakes to get to know the school and we are confident that, along with the dedicated team of educators and support staff, we will continue the traditions and honour the excellence that is Kettle Lakes.

The school opened its doors in 2009 embracing four pillars, all under the umbrella of Character: Student Achievement, Inclusion, Environment and Technology. Student, staff and family "wellness" soon joined the pillars and these pillars form the basis of program and decision making at our school.

The school’s touchstone was created with the goal of establishing common values and building a sense of community for all. The words and phrases of the touchstone are modelled and exemplified through the beliefs and actions of our staff and students. It is proudly displayed in our foyer.

At Kettle Lakes we care for others and encourage everyone to do their best.
The many different cultures and traditions of our community are accepted, respected and cherished.
Everyone takes initiative to do positive things for ourselves, our friends, and the world around us.
We are kind to those in need of a friend; we are a light unto others.
We are willing to be risk-takers…
Having confidence in ourselves allows us to set goals to achieve success.
We admit when mistakes happen and take responsibility for our choices.
We are an eco-friendly school, caring about our planet.
Everyone is free to play; no one is excluded.
We never say never.
We are the Kettle Lakes Storm!

Kettle Lakes offers a  variety of extra-curricular programs, including athletics, music, drama, Battle of the Books, Friendship clubs, ECO teams... and the list goes on! Students are offered a wide variety of choice appealing to the different learners in our community, and take advantage of the many opportunities our staff and school council provide to them. The School Council does an exceptional job representing the community, and advocating for ALL children, from JK-grade 8, when making program and/or fund-raising decisions. The three sub-committees (Education, Fund-raising and ECO) guide many of the practices of council, and have contributed to some excellent learning experiences over the years.

We believe our varied experiences, combined with those of our staff, will contribute to the wonderful learning opportunities, student engagement and parental involvement that make this school the special place that it is.

A reminder at Kettle Lakes, we collectively this year are working every day to BELIEVE in our Potential and achieve our personal level of excellence. At Kettle Lakes we work every day to be the best learners and people we can be!

All the best for a wonderful year of learning and growing!