
Visit Rundle College
Thank you for your interest in Rundle College. Applications for the 2023/24 school year open on September 12, 2022 and we look forward to introducing ourselves to you. Prior to this date, we encourage you to read through the application process. To get to know us better, we are delighted to offer online resources, virtual experiences, and tours.
For overviews of our philosophy, detailed program information, and reasons why families choose our school, we invite you to explore our Experience Rundle Guide and Viewbook.
Virtual Information Sessions
Parents and students are welcome to join us for group information sessions.
- Kindergarten Program and Process | Book a time now
- Primary/Elementary Program and Process | Book a time now
- Junior/Senior High Program, Process, and Assessments | Book a time now
Virtual Enrolment Office Hours
If you have specific questions about Rundle College or your child’s application, please email admissions@rundle.ab.ca, phone 403-291-3866, or register for a virtual one-on-one session.
Virtual Tours
Please take time to virtually walk our hallways, classrooms, and collaborative learning spaces. Be sure to click on the hotspots to learn even more about Rundle. The tour is best viewed in full-screen mode.
In-Person Tours
Families who have started the formal application process will have an opportunity to visit us in person. These experiences allow families to explore our campus firsthand and to meet staff and students.
College K–6 (Collett School Building)
College 7–12 (Conklin School Building)
“We have been so impressed by the amount of information you’ve been able to share through the virtual sessions, and how personal and engaging it has been. All of the administrators that we’ve had the chance to listen to have been so open, informative and transparent, and we’ve been really inspired by what we have heard.”
“We really appreciate all the opportunities the Admissions Team is creating for our families to get to know the Rundle College teachers, administration and students even in the midst of these unusual times.”