Welcome to the Glen

Glen Williams is a hamlet in the Credit River valley and is part of Halton Hills in the Halton Regional Municipality. The Credit River extends over 1500 km from the Niagara Escarpment, emptying into Lake Ontario at Port Credit, Mississauga.
    The historic Williams Mill, originally built by Benajah Williams and sons Joel and Charles in 1825, was lovingly restored in the 1990's and is now a thriving visual arts center with working studios for artists and craftspeople. Glen Williams Public School moved from it's original location at 11 Prince Street, to it's current location, directly across from the Mill in 1965. It is currently home to approximately 220 children.

News & Notes:

Halton District School Board implements strategies to support extracurricular activities

The Halton District School Board has recently created a procedure outlining strategies to secure supervision for extracurricular activities in schools including greater involvement by volunteers. For more information visit http://www.hdsb.ca/Pages/Home.aspx or download the following news release:
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Parent Involvement Committee

The 6th Annual PIC Conference will be held Sat. October 19, 2013 featuring Keynote speaker: Michael Reist. Click below for more information.
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You're invited to a BBQ!

The annual Glen Williams Family  BBQ will be here before you know it.  Please mark your calendar with the following date:  Thursday, June 6.  More information will be sent home closer to the date.

Halton Hills Community
Cycling Challange

Halton Hills has set a crazy big goal for itself. We are being challenged to cycle 200,000 KM this summer! That is one huge goal and to reach it we need every person regardless of age to jump on their bikes and ride, ride, ride! Ride to the store, ride to school, ride to your friend’s, or ride through the countryside. It all counts. 

Sign up for the Halton Hills Community Cycling Challenge by going to www.bikechallenge.ca and log your kilometres. It’s easy and fun for the whole family. You can watch the total grow in real time as you and others add kilometres to the Town’s total. When we reach 100,000 KM Georgetown Canadian Tire will donate $20,000 to the Georgetown Hospital Foundation!

Daily Timetable

TIME     EVENT
8:00       Buses arrive
8:15       Student Entry, Announcements;
              Instruction begins
9:55       Nutrition break
10:35     Student entry; Instruction continues
12:15     Nutrition break
12:55     Student entry; Instruction continues
2:35       Dismissal
Historical photos: Esquesing Historical Society archives