Island families need access to high-quality, affordable and reliable early learning and child care services. The Province is working strategically and incrementally to increase capacity in this sector. There are four types of licensed early learning and child care spaces in PEI...
Island residents are invited to share their input on the upcoming school calendar for 2025-26. The school calendar outlines key dates for the upcoming year, including when classes are in session, teacher training days, parent-teacher interviews, and school holidays. Every school...
Investing in community infrastructure is essential to ensuring the development of official-language minority communities and their cultural, social and economic vitality. Today, Sean Casey, Member of Parliament (Charlottetown), and the Honourable Natalie Jameson, PEI Minister of...
The Province is investing in building new schools, expanding schools in communities that are experiencing unprecedented growth in student population and renovating schools to enhance learning environments. Partnerships with the Province, school boards, communities and other...
The Province is inviting residents to share their opinion on changes to provincial policies and legislation in PEI. To support the Department of Education and Early Year's goal of creating healthy and safe environments for learning and development of our youngest residents...
Island students and schools will benefit from additional teachers and support staff in the upcoming school year. Beginning this fall, over 120 new hires will be joining the Island school systems, including 66 new instructional positions and 51 new educational assistant positions...
Licensed school-age child care centres will be able to access new funding to help them deliver before and after school programming for Island children. To ensure Island families can continue to access affordable child care programming, the Province is investing $537,900 to...