Leduc, Alberta, Canada
St. Benedict School
St. Benedict School is one of three Catholic public schools in Leduc. We have 296 students attending our school from kindergarten to grade five. There are two classes of each grade except grade five. There are 21 students in our grade four class.
Leduc 100th Anniversary Quilt
Leduc is a small city of 23,293 people. It is a satellite community of Edmonton (31 kms.), the capital city of Alberta. Most people live in private, one family homes. Leduc has access to a major highway, railway, and the Edmonton International Airport.
Aerial View of Leduc
Important buildings are the hospital; a Protective Services building that houses the Leduc RCMP Detachment, the Fire Department and the Ambulance Department; the new Leduc Recreation Center which consists of a hockey arena, fitness center, running track, 2 indoor swimming pools with a water slide and spray park, curling rink, 2 indoor soccer fields and a cultural core with meeting rooms.
- Leduc City Hall
The city also has a variety of outdoor facilities: baseball diamonds, soccer, football, and rugby fields and even a biathlon range. Leduc has beautiful parks with a 25 km. system of cycling and foot paths that link the parks and all the city’s neighborhoods. Telford Lake is surrounded by nature and interpretive trails. The lake is very popular. In summer, people launch canoes on the lake. In winter, ice racing and cross country skiing are popular. Fred Johns Park is closest to our school. It has a large reservoir. Its a great place to go trout fishing and adjacent is the Leduc Golf and Country Club.
- St. Michael’s Church on Telford Lake
Fred Johns Park near St. Benedict School
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