Helping students of all ages overcome learning difficulties

Registration for winter one to one and group programs is now open.

Reserve a standing appointment for your child for the 2018-19 school term. Typically, students attend one session per week. We are open Monday through Saturday to the end of June.

Please note we are closed on Saturday, December 22nd through to Friday, January 4th for Winter Break. We reopen on Saturday, January 5th, 2019. We are closed on Family Day. We are open during Teachers' Conventions and Spring Break.

We welcome your inquiries at 780-434-3698 or via email at info@Centre4Literacy.com.

The Centre will be offering early literacy and numeracy programs during the Winter, 2019!

Word Play 1 and 2 will be offered on Saturdays beginning January 19th and continuing to March 16th. There will be no class on the Saturday of the Family Day long weekend. Word Play 1 will begin at 10:30 am for one hour . Word Play 2 will begin at 9:15 am, also for one hour session. Word Play builds foundational reading skills in a play based manner. It is for students who are struggling to gain early literacy skills, or are at risk for reading difficulties.

Number Sense is an early numeracy program. Through a play based manner, it builds early foundational numeracy skills like counting backwards and forwards, grouping, estimation and applying math concepts. Number Sense will also be held on Saturdays for one hour sessions beginning January 19th and continuing to March 16th at 12:45 for one hour. There will be no class on the Saturday of the Family Day Long Weekend.

As an organization that has supported students with learning disabilities/disorders since 1991, the Centre staff have extensive experience in teaching struggling students. In 2018, the Centre began making many of its resources available to the broader community of teachers. This initiative was a natural evolution from opening the professional development sessions for its staff to the broader community.

Check out the extensive list of professional development sessions available to teachers, home schooling parents, educational assistants, and professionals.

Check out the newly released Tell me!, a structured approach to teach writing to students in Grades 1 and 2, and its French equivalent, Raconte-moi!