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Maple Ridge–Pitt Meadows Late French Immersion (moved to École Eric Langton)

New this year: SD42's Late French Immersion moved from Golden Ears Elementary to École Eric Langton starting in 2026–27. Grade 5 students can apply to start in Grade 6.

Last checked October 5, 2026 against the official page

What do I need to do?

Attend SD42's Late French Immersion info night in late January

Who acts
Parent
Preparation
No preparation
When
Apply in Grade 5, starts in Grade 6
Eligible grades
Grade 5
Format
District program. The application method isn't described on the program page.
Cost
Free. The district says there's no fee for French Immersion.
Official site
www.sd42.ca

Key dates

  • ExpectedInformation nightLate January or early February 2027

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Confirmed official date · Expected based on last year · Not announced yet

What it is

Late French Immersion is a two-year elementary program starting in Grade 6, open to any student in the district.

Starting in the 2026–27 school year, the program moved from Golden Ears Elementary to École Eric Langton, which opened in a new building this September.

It continues at Maple Ridge Secondary and Pitt Meadows Secondary.

A good fit if: Grade 5 students in Maple Ridge or Pitt Meadows who want a second chance at French Immersion.

How to register

  1. Go to the Late French Immersion information night. The district holds it every year in late January or early February and posts the date on its front page.
  2. The application window isn't stated on the official page. Contact the district for how to apply.

How to prepare

  • Talk with your child about whether they'd enjoy an intensive language year.
  • Check travel time to Eric Langton.

For grade-by-grade options see Grade 5.

Common questions

Where is Late French Immersion in Maple Ridge now?

At École Eric Langton. It moved there from Golden Ears Elementary starting in 2026–27.

Does my child need French already?

No. It's for students who are currently in Grade 5 and want to start learning in French.

Sources

Last checked October 5, 2026. Dates can change, so always confirm with the organizer.