The Carrefour francophone’s Tremplins are located in the elementary schools of the Rainbow District School Board and the Conseil scolaire catholique du Nouvel-Ontario and at Collège Boréal. If your child attends one of these schools, all they have to do is make their way to the Tremplin once the school day is done, until you come pick them up. All you have to do is sign them up. It’s that easy!
Here is our location at Collège Boréal:
Collège Boréal
21, Lasalle boulevard, Sudbury
705-560-6673 ext. 3281
Danielle Morin, Supervisor
Here are our locations in the Rainbow District School Board schools:
1214, ave. Roy, Sudbury
705 507-3629
Cara Ouellette, Supervisor
511, av. Westmount, Sudbury
705 507-3621
Cara Ouellette, Supervisor
Here are our locations in Conseil scolaire catholique du Nouvel-Ontario schools:
École catholique St-Antoine
20, rue St-Antoine, Noëlville
705 898-1058
Natalie Singer, Supervisor
École catholique St-Charles Borromée
22 St Anne St, St.-Charles, ON
705 898-1058
Natalie Singer, Supervisor
École catholique St-Thomas
14, avenue Warren, Warren, ON
705 867-1499
Natalie Singer, Supervisor
The Tremplin educators either have a diploma or are currently studying in a field pertaining to childhood education. They have extensive knowledge in their field, experience in dealing with children, plenty of enthusiasm, patience and creativity, and receive ongoing professional development.
There is one educator for every 15 children in our Tremplins.
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