Louise Arbour French Immersion Public School, London Ontario

Louise Arbour French Immersion Public School is a Thames Valley DSB elementary school serving grades JK-8 in the Old North, Sunningdale, Masonville, Northridge, Stoney Creek, Stoneybrook, Uplands, Cedar Hollow, Fanshawe Ridge, Huron Heights, Carling, Fox Field, and Kipps Lane neighbourhoods of London, Ontario. Enrollment is 645 students, and the school is located at 365 Belfield St, London, ON.

This page includes the Louise Arbour French Immersion Public School boundary map showing the attendance catchment area.

Academic Performance

Academic Results Table

Percentages show the share of students meeting the provincial standard (EQAO Level 3+). Results are reported only for grades assessed at this school.

Assessment Louise Arbour French Immersion Public School London average Trend (3-year)
Grade 3 Reading 82% 67.3% n/a
Grade 3 Writing 68% 58.1% n/a
Grade 3 Mathematics 77% 56.9% Up
Grade 6 Reading 92% 77.9% Flat
Grade 6 Writing 90% 76.0% Up
Grade 6 Mathematics 55% 48.0% Up

Trend reflects three-year change in reported percentages.

Three-year trend summary: improving overall (+10.2 percentage points on average across assessments).

Academic Interpretation

Louise Arbour French Immersion Public School's results are higher than the London averages across all listed subjects. Grade 3 results improved. Grade 6 writing and Grade 6 mathematics improved while Grade 6 reading was flat.

Housing Stability and Family Environment

Indicator Catchment London overall
Homeownership rate 63.9% 58.2%
Average household size 2.6 2.4
Family households share 66.8% 60.8%

Higher homeownership and a larger share of family households typically align with lower residential turnover compared with London overall.

Income and Education Context

Indicator Catchment London overall
Median household income (2020) $92,078 $81,043
Post-secondary attainment 71.3% 67.8%
Bachelor's degree or higher 40.1% 35.0%

Educational attainment levels are higher in the catchment than the London average, indicating a more post-secondary educated environment.

Housing Type and Neighbourhood Character

Housing type mix Catchment London overall
Detached 58.7% 49.0%
Row houses 12.7% 13.3%
Apartments 26.5% 34.3%
Semi-detached 2.1% 3.4%
Population density (people per sq km) 219 943

The catchment has a higher share of detached and row housing than London overall and a lower population density, indicating a less compact residential pattern than the city average.

Language and Newcomer Context

Indicator Catchment London overall
Immigrant share of population 28.3% 26.0%
Top non-English languages reported
  • Arabic 4.0%
  • Mandarin 3.5%
  • Spanish 2.7%
  • Hindi 2.5%
  • Arabic 5.2%
  • Mandarin 1.9%
  • Spanish 3.7%
  • Hindi 1.8%
Refugee population 6.9% 6.7%

The immigrant share is higher to London overall. Families may notice Arabic 4.0%, Mandarin 3.5%, Spanish 2.7%, and Hindi 2.5% as the most commonly reported non-English languages in day-to-day community settings.

Overall, compared to London as a whole, this school's catchment can be described as higher-income, with higher homeownership, slightly larger households, a more detached-and-row housing mix, while immigrant share is higher to the city average.

Comparable Schools

Data Sources, Methodology & Notes

EQAO assessment results: Ontario EQAO Level 3+ results for Grades 3 and 6 (data release 2025).

Census data: Statistics Canada Census 2021 indicators aggregated to the school catchment boundary.

London overall comparisons: Statistics Canada Census 2021 indicators for the City of London, Ontario.

Language indicators use census language categories (knowledge of official languages and reported non-English languages).

Catchment boundary: the school boundary map uses the catchment polygon to display the boundary and summarize census indicators within the zone.

Disclaimer: Information on this page is not guaranteed to be accurate or complete. Please do your own research and confirm details with official sources.

Interpretation: All summaries are descriptive and based on reported data; census context does not determine academic outcomes.

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