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The school recognizes that from time to time employees may have problems, concerns, or complaints (i.e. grievances) about aspects of their employment, e.g. working conditions or working relationships with colleagues, etc, which they wish to raise and have resolved. It also recognizes that it has a responsibility to deal with any such grievances raised in a timely fashion to maintain discipline, good order, motivation, and morale amongst its employees in the interests of service delivery. In this respect, therefore, the school’s policy is to encourage free communication between employees and their respective managers to ensure that questions and/or problems arising during employment can be aired and, wherever possible, resolved quickly and informally to the satisfaction of all parties. Every effort should be made, both by the employee and the school, to resolve any problems on an informal basis. To that end, the school’s formal Grievance Policy and Procedure should be followed in respect of grievances that, for whatever reason, cannot be resolved informally. At Windsor Clive Primary School, we define the Curriculum as all of the learning activities planned by the school to promote learning, personal growth, and development. It does not only include the formal, statutory requirements of Curriculum 2008 and Foundation phrase, but it also embraces the range of extra-curricular activities that we organize to enrich the experience of all of our children. It also includes the ‘hidden curriculum, or what the children learn from the way that they are treated and expected to behave. We aim to develop the whole child through the implementation of a broad and balanced curriculum that is differentiated to allow and encourage all children to develop his/her full potential. It is ensuring that all children have the opportunity to be successful and to use that success to sustain a motivation to learn throughout their lives. View full school

The University of Windsor is a comprehensive, student-centered university, with more than 16,500 students enrolled in a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programs, including several professional schools such as Law, Business, Engineering, Education, Nursing, Human Kinetics, and Social Work. The new Ed Lumley Centre for Engineering Innovation, the largest capital project on campus to date, opened in 2012 as a world-class hub for innovation, featuring the latest in classroom teaching technology, an Industrial Courtyard for collaborative work with the region and 80 research labs. UWindsor will expand its campus into the downtown core when the Schools of Visual Arts, Music, Social Work, the film production program and the Centre for Executive and Professional Education, move into renovated historical buildings in 2014From that diversity, the University fosters an atmosphere of close cooperation between faculty and students, creating a unifying atmosphere of excellence across all of its faculties to encourage lifelong learning, teaching, research, and discovery. Its primary characteristics of openness, warmth, and support make the University of Windsor an exceptionally welcoming community for students and faculty from Asia, Europe, and Africa — or from just down the street. There are more than 110,000 UWindsor alumni, with 35,000 living in the Windsor-Essex region. View full university