BIENVENUE:
The French Dept welcomes you and your children back to a new school year full of fun educational adventures and an exciting experience that will keep your child smiling. So buckle up everyone and prepare for an amazing lift off Grade 7 and 8's.
 This Extended French Department website will be found at: http://web.dsbn.edu.on.ca/~Michelle.Willis .This home page will be a place for you this school year to find links to each of the teachers' classroom websites. The classroom websites will be a place for you and your child to find information, such as hints and tips for parents/guardians and students, classroom updates, deadlines for assignments/projects/tests, and school wide
events/notices/news flashes and anything else we can think of to help our students succeed. Check below for each teachers classroom website.
Please also check along the top of this home page http://web.dsbn.edu.on.ca/~Michelle.Willis at the links for tabs named: the Queen Mary Extended French Department WELCOMES YOU, Teacher classroom websites, News/Upcoming Events & Photos
 The staff in the Extended French program at Queen Mary work very closely with eachother to ensure a solid and consistent program for their students. In keeping with this, the Intermediate Extended French teachers have and are still updating their classroom websites to ensure a great place for parents/guardians to keep track of classroom and school wide events/deadlines or resources and even photos from special class/school trips.
 QUEEN MARY Extended French Teachers & their classroom WEBSITES
 (The links you will find below are the Extended French Homeroom Websites. Through these sites, parents/guardians and students can access information pertaining to their homerooms.  It's a great place to check homework and keep up with events taking place within the classes. Look daily for important updates!
 A key to success in the Extended Immersion Program is organization.
 The Extended French program at Queen Mary is designed to provide non-francophone children with a high degree of proficiency in the French language.
 While any exposure to a second language is beneficial, Extended French Immersion broadens and deepens that exposure. In these programs, French is not only a subject, but a language of instruction and a means of communication. In the Queen Mary French program, much of the regular school curriculum is taught in French.
 Queen Mary’s students retain their own language and culture while gaining an appreciation and use of other cultures and cultural ways as well as attaining their academic goals in the program as well.
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