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We Stay "On Track"
The original Woburn Public School (S.S.#6) was built on Markham Road just north of Ellesmere in 1844. It was replaced in 1863 by a one-room brick structure. This school closed in 1956 and was later demolished.
The present day Woburn Junior Public School opened in September 1964 with a student population of 200. It now serves a diverse multicultural community with many students speaking Gujarati or Tamil as their first language.
Woburn Junior Public School is a Model School with a population of approximately 340 students.
Woburn is part of the Model Schools for Inner Cities program at the TDSB.
Click here to read our Principal's Message.
Click here to see our staff listing for 2024-25.
The Model Schools program is committed to nurturing the individual and collective strengths of students, families and communities. By recognizing and honouring students’ identities and lived experiences in the classroom and larger school community, we can enhance equity, student achievement and well-being for all students.
Education is a partnership involving students, parents, teachers, principals, staff, trustees, school boards, government, and the community. The Parent Involvement Advisory Committee (PIAC) is committed to supporting parents and School Councils in this partnership to achieve student success within the TDSB.
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