Our School

Gateway Public School


Large school....small school atmosphere.


Parents are welcome as volunteers in our classrooms, on field trips and as members of our active School Advisory Council. Teachers plan and deliver program as grade teams and work in a supportive and collegial atmosphere. Students treat each other with care and respect and play cooperatively on our playground. Our students are our shared responsibility. Staff make an effort to know as many of the students as possible, and work together to support the academic and social development of each individual child.   


A Community School with Involved Parents Photo

A Community School with Involved Parents


Our supportive School Council is an asset. Pizza Lunch fund-raising allows us to support school excursions. The Volunteer Readers Program supports our youngest readers. Throughout the school year, parents have opportunities to learn about their child's education (e.g.Literacy & Math Nights) and attend parent workshops. The Pride and Heritage Daycare provides various child care options. Gateway houses International Language Saturday Programs for 10 different languages.


The Arts at Gateway Photo

The Arts at Gateway


Students are exposed to the Arts at all grade levels through programming from specialist Music and Drama and Dance teachers, and Orff itinerants. Drama is taught in our unique drama/dance studio. Students annually attend the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and the Ballet, and a variety of performing artists visit the school. A school musical is produced each year.


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Healthy, Active Living


Physical activity, nutrition and wellness are school foci. We offer a variety of non competitive sports and intramurals. Gateway participates annually in sports such as baseball, cricket, bordenball, volleyball, basketball, cross country and track and field.


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Community Connections


We utilize a variety of facilities within walking distance of the school: the Dennis Timbrell Library, Playground Paradise and the Ontario Science Centre. Mooreland's offers an after school and lunch time programs. Students skate frequently at the Angela James Arena.


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Building a Respectful School Climate


Gateway integrates character education and equity into curriculum. Equity themes are coupled with TDSB character traits as topics for reading, writing and oral communication. Monthly assemblies recognize students of character and classes share their classroom explorations of the topics. We strive to support a school culture that celebrates diversity and mutual respect.