St. Paul CES

Welcome to St. Paul CES! This is your home for everything related to walking/wheeling to school. Click the school on the map for more information!

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St. Paul has an active school community – Nearly 100% of students that live within a 10-minute walk from school, use active transportation on a regular basis. Many families who live further away have pledged to park a 5-minute walk from the school to support safe arrival and dismissal for all. Our neighbourhood is home to two elementary schools, so in the morning and afternoon, there are many people using the sidewalks, crosswalks, and paths to get to their destinations.

24 Amberwood Street
Stoney Creek, ON   L8J 2H9
 
  Morning Bell: 9:15 am
  Afternoon Bell: 3:35 pm
Student Street View

Survey Results

Here's what's happening at St. Paul CES

In April 2024, St. Paul CES students took part in the “Footprint Project”. The Footprint Project is an event to raise awareness of the different ways that we can support safe arrival and dismissal. Students participated by drawing meaningful pictures and messages about walking to school with sidewalk chalk in our Student Zone.

The St. Paul CES parent community has participated in a survey to highlight ways that families can support safe school arrival and dismissal. This included identifying locations where children can be safely and conveniently dropped off. They said:

  • Paramount Alliance Church parking lot – 1.5min walk
  • Athenia Drive – 1.5min walk
  • Paramount Park parking lot – 3 minute walk

Click the school on the map and zoom in to see the locations!

Information about the Footprint Project was sent to families, click here to see it: https://dailyschoolroute.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/St.-Paul-CES-Student-Zone-4.png

St. Paul CES is participating in the DSR’s ward 9 Student Streets Strategy and Safety Review during the 2023-2024 and 2024-2025 school years. This review presents a strategy for safer walking/rolling routes to elementary schools across ward 9 for the City of Hamilton. School community members can participate in this process, with one major input being the surveys that are sent to families through school messenger. Still to come:

  • Designating Student Streets (i.e., main routes to school) with wayfinding signs
  • Investigating safety and convenience improvements along Student Streets

Survey Infographic

Results based on 140 responses received between April and May 2022

Routes Map