Registration – St. James Vernon

Are you just entering the school system with your first child?

Are you moving into Vernon from another community?

Are you looking for a different school experience for your child?

We are here to help answer any of your questions, give you a tour of our school, or get you started with your registration.

Simply call, email or drop by the school to pick up information that you need or book an appointment with our principal. We’ll discuss your child’s needs, assist you with the registration paperwork, and begin preparations to welcome your child to one of our classrooms.

Ready to Register?

Here is the documentation you need to make it so:

Please click on the above links and print off any or all of the forms that you require. Once the appropriate information has been filled in, please return your forms to the office. We look forward to seeing you!

Not sure if St. James is the right school for your child? We welcome you to consider having your child come and spend time with us to “try our school on for size.” Arrangements can be made for a day or more. All you need to do is ask!

St. James School Communicable Disease Prevention Protocols click here

CISKD Communicable Disease Prevention Plan 2021 click here

November 26 2021

The traditional creation of the Advent wreaths took place with the Grade 4 class this week. Mrs. Durfeld handing the torch to Ms. Dressler as this long standing SJ tradition continues. The created wreaths were works of art. The children proudly took their wreaths home for the start of Advent this Sunday.

November 19 2021

The First snowfall of the season brought delight and cheer. The younger students were thrilled to be out playing in the snow. It brings the anticipation of winter activities such as skiing, skating, snowboarding, and sledding.

While we celebrated this first, we too will celebrate a last. Sunday, November 21 is the last Sunday in this Liturgical year, the feast of “Christ the King”.

November 10 2021

Our Remembrance Day acknowledgement today was hosted by the Grade 5 class, over the PA in the school office. 3 Grade 5 students were accompanied by 2 Grade 3 students, who represented all their school mates. The acknowledgment began with the sounds of a WW2 air siren horn, cranked by Ben Paul that bellowed throughout the school. The poem “In Flanders Field” was read by Eva, Abbie, Reuben. Ben and Brodie helped to introduce the event and readings. Music by Sarah McLaughlin “ I will remember you” was played and the recording of the “Last Post” then 1 minute of silence was shared. The acknowledgment was impactful and well presented. May you and yours reflect again tomorrow, the 11th month on the 11th day at the 11th hour what was lost, for the betterment of us all. Additionally in our prayers, were our thoughts for Mrs Monaghan and her family on their recent loss of Mrs. Monaghan’s father-in-law.