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Supporting Social-Emotional Well-Being is a stated focus in the Lower School. The emotional and social development of learners is paramount, and educators act as mentors in a nurturing environment that helps students explore their identities and foster positive relationships. The program is embedded in daily school life to promote resilience and interpersonal skills as part of a global-minded education. Students are encouraged to engage with others and develop a sense of belonging within the school community. This emphasis on social-emotional growth aligns with Lynn-Rose's holistic approach to student well-being.
The safeguarding policy notes that some students require additional support due to special educational needs or disabilities. Safeguarding principles emphasize protecting all students while recognizing the need to provide enhanced support where appropriate. All staff are expected to be properly vetted and trained to respond to safeguarding concerns, with procedures in place to act in the best interests of each student. The school's safeguarding framework includes designated safeguarding leadership to oversee protections and ensure appropriate referrals when needed.
A Language Support Program is available for international students, featuring a dedicated ESL coordinator, one-on-one sessions with an ESL teacher, and a personalized ESL curriculum tailored to individual needs. Integrated support ensures students can access required courses from day one. The program supports academic progress across courses and helps students build confidence in English as they adapt to the high school environment.
Lynn-Rose provides emotional or mental health assistance on a case-by-case basis. Support can include accommodation of assessments, additional time with teachers, and school-facilitated mentorship or guidance. If student needs exceed the school's capacity, Lynn-Rose works with parents to connect the student to regional or private healthcare services for additional care.
Safeguarding is prioritized with guiding principles that welfare and safety come first, and that all students have the right to protection. A Designated Safeguarding Lead and a Deputy Lead oversee safeguarding within the school. The DSL is Dr. Michael Arcidiacono, Head of School, and the Deputy is Michelle Lau, Deputy Head of School; both can be contacted through the school's main channels. The safeguarding framework requires staff and partners to uphold these protections and to report concerns through established procedures.
Located in Mississauga, Lynn-Rose School operates two campuses: Heights Campus (Pre-K–Grade 6) at 7215 Millcreek Dr and College Campus (Grade 7–12) at 7310 Rapistan Ct. The school serves about 325 students from age 3 to 18, with a 1:16 teacher–student ratio. Lynn-Rose blends Canadian and International standards within an IB World School framework. The Lower School follows the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP); the Upper School integrates the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) with a university-preparatory pathway toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma, and AP courses are offered. Since 1997 the school has emphasized inquiry-based learning, social-emotional development, and personalized learning paths. Lynn-Rose joined the International Schools Partnership (ISP) in 2021, offering ISP International Learning Opportunities with cross-cultural experiences and partnerships with 84 schools worldwide. The campus features engaging classrooms and specialist facilities, with a 360° Virtual Campus Tour and regular Open House events to meet educators and students globally today.
