About Us

Picture of the front of Blossom Park School

Quick Facts

  • Our school welcomes approximately 340 students from Kindergarten to Grade 8 each year.
  • We offer the English program with Core French and Middle French Immersion (MFI).
  • Once they finish Grade 8, many of our students attend Ridgemont High School or Ottawa Technical Secondary School.

Mission Statement

At Blossom Park, we believe that educating our students is a responsibility shared with parents, students and the wider community.

"Education is a Shared Responsibility"

Registration

Interested in registering your child at our school? Contact us or visit the OCDSB Registration page for more information.

  • Regular English with Core French
  • Core French consists of 127 hours of French instruction per year per grade
  • Middle French Immersion
  • Grades 7 and 8 instrumental music
  • Balanced Literacy Program throughout the school
  • Full Day Kindergarten Learning Program

Special Education and ESL Programs

  • Intermediate General Learning Program (GLP)
  • Primary/Junior Behaviour Intervention Program (BIP)
  • Special Education Learning Resource Teachers
  • English as a Second Language support for Primary, Junior and Intermediate ELL (English Language Learners)

Blossom Park Public School has:

  • A library resource centre with approximately 9500 books
  • Literacy and Numeracy Resource Rooms
  • Updated technology; LCD projector in almost every classroom (13 total)
  • Chromebooks, iPads and Tech Tubs
  • Chromebook technology in every classroom
  • A full-size gymnasium with change rooms
  • A large playing field and recreation area

  • Sports, including soccer, bordenball, volleyball, cross country running, track and field and basketball, floor hockey
  • Art Club
  • Blossom Park Environmental Team
  • Blossom Park Tech Team
  • YOCISO Club
  • Social Skills Club
  • GLEE Club
  • Band
  • Student Reps . for school council
  • Garden Club

Our multicultural students find a safe, stimulating environment where an atmosphere of mutual respect for all cultures in Canada is cultivated. We strive to ensure that our school is a welcoming and safe place for students of all identities to feel valued and respected as they engage, learn, grow, explore, and discover.


A strong commitment to Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility is embedded throughout the OCDSB's 2023-2027 Strategic Plan and captured within each area of focus: learning, well-being, and social responsibility. 

For more information, please visit the OCDSB’s Equity and Diversity website.