"We are a safe, caring, respectful, and happy community of leaders."
Our Students
All students deserve an opportunity to successfully learn in a safe and caring environment.
Programs
Education must include a global focus which values cultural diversity and celebrates our Canadian heritage.
Facilities
Long-term facility planning will consider both current and future needs.
Jurisdiction Values
Celebrate success and recognize excellence.
School Bus Safety
Reds Flashing. No Passing!
It's everyone's responsibility.
What's Happening at WES
GRADES 4-6 TRACK MEET : REALLY WINDY BUT NO ONE BLEW AWAY! The Grades 4-6 track meet took place on Tuesday, June 27 a...
Follow link to view WES Week at a Glance June 26-30, 2017
A few months ago, David Miller, one of our WES Stars, approached the school with a great idea. He had seen s...
Upcoming Events
- Jun 29 - Celebration Day Event
- Jun 29 - Report Cards Go Home
- Jun 29 - Last Day of School
- Sep 4 - Labour Day Holiday
- Sep 5 - First Day of School, Welcome Back!
- Sep 13 - Picture Day, All Grades
- Sep 14 - Picture Day, Kindergarten, Pre-K, and Others
Photo Gallery
GRADES 4-6 TRACK MEET : REALLY WINDY BUT NO ONE BLEW AWAY! The Grades 4-6 track meet took place on Tuesday, June 27 a...
Our WES Grade 4s and 5s headed out to CFB Wainwright for some fun and excitement today. We were fortunate to take part...
HOW THE PROJECT CAME TO BE The WES Quilting Ladies-Carol Rutledge, Myrtle Westergaard, and Michelle Tangen decided in t...
The rain clouds were kept at bay until the WES K-3 Activity Day could see a successful conclusion. Thanks to Mr. Michell...
Mrs. Valleau had an awesome idea today for a legacy project for the grade sixes, and in true WES fashion, she grabbed th...