EPSB · Elementary
King Edward
K-6 · 8530 - 101 Street NW Edmonton, AB T6E 3Z5
Achievement is down 10.5 pts since 2022. Share of students meeting Alberta's Acceptable Standard, first to latest year measured.
8.3 pts above the median EPSB elementary in Edmonton (median 73.9).
The methodology
The data behind this score
The Roost Rating weights AEAM above PAT, plus Roost field research, capped at 95. A missing source has its weight shared across the ones that remain, never counted as a zero. This school got 62.5% survey · 37.5% exams.
This rating comes from two independent sources: how this school’s Grade 6 students did on Alberta’s provincial exams, and the AEAM survey of parents, students, and teachers.
AEAM survey measures · Spring 2025
Each parent, student, and teacher survey measure beside the Alberta average. The verdict is Alberta Education’s own evaluation — it weighs the school’s achievement band and its own trend, so a measure can sit below the Alberta number without a concern or issue flag, or carry one while above it.
- Student Learning Engagement81.9 · 83.9 provinceIssue
- Citizenship83.4 · 79.8 provinceGood
- Education Quality91.8 · 87.7 provinceGood
- Welcoming, caring, respectful & safe88.9 · 84.4 provinceGood
- Access to supports & services69.8 · 80.1 provinceConcern
- Parental Involvement79 · 80 provinceGood
Survey results reflect who chose to respond and can lag a recent change — how to read these.
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Classes and enrolment
Typical class size
- K to Grade 3
- 21Typical for these grades across EPSB schools: 23from 10 classesNot counted above: 2 classes with fewer than 10 students (Alberta does not publish their sizes).
- Grades 4 to 6
- 23Typical for these grades across EPSB schools: 25.5from 10 classesNot counted above: 2 classes with fewer than 10 students (Alberta does not publish their sizes).
Each figure is the middle class size in those grades for 2025/26, among the classes whose sizes are published. A class is one teacher with one group of students, so a group with several teachers counts once per teacher, and in junior and senior high each course section counts. The EPSB figure is the middle of every EPSB school's own figure for those grades, across Alberta's release.
Students enrolled
214 students in 2025/26 (preliminary)
Students enrolled each school year, 2016/17 to 2025/26
- 2016/17: 165 students
- 2017/18: 175 students
- 2018/19: 152 students
- 2019/20: 174 students
- 2020/21: 165 students
- 2021/22: 175 students
- 2022/23: 202 students
- 2023/24: 207 students
- 2024/25: 212 students
- 2025/26: 214 students
Enrolment moves with boundary changes, new schools nearby, the grades a school offers and how many children live close by. Most schools here had fewer students in 2020/21, the first school year of the pandemic.
Context only: these describe the school's situation, not how well it teaches, and neither is part of the Roost Rating.
Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Alberta. Source: Alberta Education and Childcare.
Class sizes as of Nov 24, 2025Enrolment 2025/26 is preliminary: Alberta replaces it with final figures later.About these figures
Enrolment
How enrolment works
- Grades
- K-6
- Address
- 8530 - 101 Street NW Edmonton, AB T6E 3Z5
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Where King Edward is
8530 - 101 Street NW Edmonton, AB T6E 3Z5
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