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Schools · Nouvelle

Nouvelle has one English-language school among its 4

Commission scolaire Eastern Shores runs them: École Intermédiaire d'Escuminac. Counting a 3 km margin, Nouvelle has 3 elementary schools and 1 school for every grade.

Schools
4
in or within 3 km of Nouvelle
4 inside the town itself
English-language
1 of 4
teach in English
10% of schools in Quebec
Independent
0 of 4
outside the public boards
9% of schools in Quebec
Language

Schooling in English and French around Nouvelle

English, French and other languages of instruction, beside the mix in Quebec.

French 375%
English 125%

The mark on each bar is the share of schools in Quebec.

The English-language schools are École Intermédiaire d'Escuminac, run by Commission scolaire Eastern Shores.

Quebec’s Charter of the French Language sends most children to French-language schools; English public schooling is for children who hold a certificate of eligibility.

Map

Where the 4 schools in and around Nouvelle are

Each pin is a school, coloured by the system that runs it, sized by its students where the province publishes them.

ElementarySecondary (named)Alternative, adult or onlineSize: studentsEnglish publicFrench public

Points from the provincial lists.

Who runs them

Who runs Nouvelle’s schools

Each level’s schools by system: the French service centres, the English boards, independent and other schools.

Who runs them, in numbers: French service centres 3 and English boards 1.

French service centresEnglish boardsIndependentOther
Elementary 3 schools100%
All grades 1 school0%
All of Nouvelle’s schools 4 schools75%
Quebec 3,657 schools80%

The provincial school lists: each school’s board, language and Catholic or public status.

The boards

The 2 boards that run schools here

Every board or service centre with a school in the area, and its schools.

Centre de services scolaire René-Lévesque has 3 of the area’s schools, the most of the 2 boards. The French service centre and the English board cover the same territory, each with its own schools.

BoardSystemSchools
Centre de services scolaire René-LévesqueCollège de Nouvelle, des Quatre-Temps (Collège de Nouvelle), des Quatre-Temps (Des Quatre-Temps)French public3
Commission scolaire Eastern ShoresIntermédiaire d'EscuminacEnglish public1

Boards and districts as the provincial lists name them.

Getting a place

How children get a place in Nouvelle

The neighbourhood school

The neighbourhood school is the one the board designates for the address; choice beyond it depends on space.

English schools in Quebec

English public schooling in Quebec needs a certificate of eligibility, usually earned through a parent’s English elementary schooling in Canada; other children attend French schools.

The provinces’ education acts and the boards’ own admission policies; check with the board for a given address.

Every school

The 4 schools in and around Nouvelle

Schools for every grade1 in Nouvelle
Elementary schools3 in Nouvelle
High schools within reach

High schools within reach of Nouvelle

Secondary and all-grade schools within 15 km, by distance.

Counting out to 15 km, there are 4: 3 English public and 1 French public. Closest of all: Dalhousie Learning Center (9.3 km).

Within 15 km
4
1 in or near the town itself
Nearest
9.3 km
Dalhousie Learning Center
SchoolBoardSystemAway
Dalhousie Learning CenterSecondary–English public9.3 km
Dalhousie Regional High SchoolAll gradesAsd-NEnglish public10 km
Aux quatre ventsSecondaryDsf-NeFrench public11 km
École Intermédiaire d'EscuminacAll gradesCommission scolaire Eastern ShoresEnglish public13 km

Distances in a straight line from the town’s centre point.

Neighbours

Schools in the towns around Nouvelle

Each town’s schools in or within 3 km of its outline; distances as the crow flies.

DalhousieCarleton-sur-MerCharloEel River CrossingDalhousieDalhousieCarleton-sur-MerCharloEel River CrossingDalhousieNouvelle
TownSchoolsEnglishCatholic or independentNearest secondary
Nouvelle4109.4 km
Dalhousie
9.7 km
5300.5 km
Carleton-sur-Mer
15 km
6000.5 km
Charlo
16 km
0008.2 km
Eel River Crossing
17 km
1006.6 km
Dalhousie
18 km
6308.6 km

Carleton-sur-Mer has the most schools nearby, 6.

How to read these numbers

What this data can and can’t tell you

  • Boards and systems. Quebec organises public schools by language: service centres in French, school boards in English; private schools have neither.
  • The year. The province’s school list, 2025-26.
  • What isn’t here. No province rates its schools by inspection, and enrolment covers one year (Ontario and Alberta only), so there is no trend.
  • One school, two buildings. Quebec lists each school once per building, so a school with two buildings shows twice, its building named.
  • The kinds of school. The levels follow each school’s published grades: elementary below Grade 7 or 9, secondary above, all-grade when it runs the whole way.
  • Which schools count. Inside Nouvelle’s boundary, or no more than 3 km outside it: that is which schools are counted.

Questions about schools in Nouvelle

Which boards run the schools in Nouvelle?

By number of schools: Centre de services scolaire René-Lévesque (3) and Commission scolaire Eastern Shores (1).

How do I get a place at a school in Nouvelle?

The family’s address sets the school; the service centre or board takes the registration.

How many schools are there in Nouvelle?

All 4 are inside the town itself.

Is there a English-language school in Nouvelle?

Yes, there are English-language schools: École Intermédiaire d'Escuminac.

Sources: Ministère de l’Éducation du Québec, school locations (CC BY 4.0) · Ungraded on schools in Quebec, because the ministry publishes its success rates by school service centre, not school by school. · map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors. Under the Statistics Canada Open Licence.

Adapted from Statistics Canada (Census of Population 2021, population estimates 2025, 2021 census boundaries) under the Statistics Canada Open Licence; this does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada. Neighbourhood names in some cities © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).