About the program
At Turnbull School, developing strong character and leadership skills is central to our students’ education. From fostering respect, empathy, and cooperation to promoting self-confidence and positive problem-solving, our curriculum helps students grow as caring, responsible, and engaged members of both the school and wider community. These values are reinforced not only in weekly Character and Leadership classes but also through daily interactions, school activities, and meaningful opportunities for students to lead, collaborate, and contribute.
What students will learn
Primary and Junior Grades (K–6)
- Building positive relationships through respect, active listening, and cooperation.
- Developing conflict resolution and communication skills.
- Practicing manners, empathy, and consideration for others.
- Working effectively in teams and contributing to a supportive community.
Senior Grades (7–8)
- Strengthening leadership skills through projects, team-based challenges, and community involvement.
- Applying ethical decision-making and problem-solving strategies.
- Reflecting on personal growth and developing self-confidence.
- Recognizing and celebrating the contributions of themselves and others.
- Providing ten hours of volunteer service to the community (grade eight).
Program outcomes
Where to find out more
We welcome you in to see the school, teachers and children in action! Individual meetings and tours can be arranged by scheduling a tour or call 613-729-9940 for more information.
A day at Turnbull
See the day schedule for students at Turnbull.