Brookhaven Public School
Home of the Bobcats!
Brookhaven Public School is located in the Black Creek Drive and Lawrence Avenue area. The original school dates from 1949 and was rebuilt in 1992. Our students represent over 29 different language groups and 19 countries. In addition to our regular programs from Full Day Kindergarten to Grade 5, we also offer French Immersion programming for Full Day Kindergarten and Grade 2 students. Approximately 420 children contribute to a learning environment that is rich with an exciting diversity of cultures and languages. There is a Student Nutrition Program for all students. Brookhaven Day Care is housed in our school. Care is provided for 2 1/2 - 6 year olds. The school-age program is for 6 - 12 year olds.
TDSB French Programs
Learning a second language is an advantage for students and studies show it is a key factor in academic success. A second language enhances overall skills in learning, expands career opportunities, promotes understanding among cultures, and creates multilingual world citizens. The TDSB offers a variety of French as a Second Language Programs in elementary and secondary schools.
In addition to the Core French program provided in all schools, the TDSB offers two specialized French programs for students in K-6:
These programs are open to all students. Application to these programs is made online the year the student is in JK (French Immersion) or Grade 3 (Extended French).
Please note:
- You must apply by the deadline
- You must have a Toronto address
- All communication about the program will continue through the original email address provided as part of the online application
- While admission to a TDSB French Immersion/Extended French program is guaranteed to on-time applicants, admission to a specific school is not guaranteed if the school reaches capacity
For more information on TDSB French programs and deadlines for applications please visit the TDSB's French Programs webpage.
Volunteering at Brookhaven PS
Parents and community members are encouraged to participate in volunteer activities that support programs and services and help students succeed.
Here are some ways you can help in your child’s classroom or school:
- Reading with students who need extra help
- Arts and crafts activities
- Arranging material in the library
- Supervising children on field trips
- Serving as a speaker on topics related to the classroom program
- Serving as a skilled mentor to a student who needs extra support
- Collecting community materials for a classroom project
- Helping with posting student work
- Participate in meetings and activities of the School Council
Visit the Main Office to get more information about the Online Vulnerable Sector Check application. Let's work together!