About Us
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A Welcome Message from Principal Atack,
Welcome to Riverside! We are a vibrant school community of approximately 450 students from Kindergarten to Grade 8, nestled in the heart of the Oakridge neighbourhood. Our students and staff help create an energetic and engaging environment, filled with opportunities in sports, the arts, and a wide range of educational activities throughout the year. Our dedicated staff are committed to continually growing in their practice and staying current with the most effective approaches in education. Riverside students transition to Oakridge Secondary School for their high‑school years.
If you are new to Riverside—welcome! We are so glad you’re joining us. You’re about to become part of a caring and enthusiastic school community where learning is rich, meaningful, and fun. We can’t wait to meet you and begin this exciting journey together.
Sincerely,
Mr. Peter Atack, Principal of Riverside PS
Riverside School is in the Oakridge Subdivision area of London. Our student population is approximately 450 students from JK to Grade 8. We are situated between Oxford Street and Riverside Drive and west of Wonderland Road. Our address is 550 Pinetree Drive which runs north off Riverside Drive, between Hyde Park Road and Wonderland Road. Riverside School was built in 1954 and has had several additions and renovations to bring it to the facility that is present today.
Measures of Student Achievement and Success At Thames Valley, we believe that assessment and evaluation of student achievement are integral parts of the learning process. Information gathered through assessment and evaluation helps teachers to determine students' strengths and areas of need in their achievement of the curriculum expectations. It also serves to guide teachers in adapting curriculum and instructional approaches to students' needs and in assessing the overall effectiveness of programs and classroom practices. A variety of methods are used to gauge student progress including: teacher observation, problem solving, collaborative inquiry, peer and self-assessment and reviewing examples of student work. For more information on our school's provincial assessment results, visit the Education Quality and Accountability Office.