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Explore Acton, Ontario
Acton is a charming little town located in the Halton Hills region of Ontario, Canada. It has a population of just under 10,000 people and is situated on the north bank of the Credit River.
Acton is known for its historic downtown area, which features many Victorian-era buildings that have been preserved and restored. The downtown is also home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and cafes, as well as the Acton Town Hall Centre, which hosts a variety of community events throughout the year.
In addition to its downtown area, Acton is also surrounded by beautiful natural scenery, including parks, forests, and conservation areas. Some popular outdoor destinations in the area include Fairy Lake, Prospect Park, and the Limehouse Conservation Area.
Acton is also conveniently located just a short drive from larger cities like Milton and Georgetown, making it easy to access a wider range of amenities and attractions.
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1. Our favourite places to eat in Acton
2. Things to do in Acton
3. Community resources in Acton
4. Schools in Acton
1. Our favourite places to eat in Acton
Who doesn't love tacos?
Yummy coffee spot
The best comfort food!
2. Things to do in Acton
3. Community Resources in Acton
4. Schools in Acton
Acton has several schools that provide education for students of all ages, including:
Elementary Schools:
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McKenzie-Smith Bennett Public School (Upper Grand District School Board)
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Robert Little Public School (Halton District School Board)
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St. Joseph Catholic School (Wellington Catholic District School Board)
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Halton Waldorf School (Private)
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Norval-Martin Luther School (Private Christian School)
Middle Schools:
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St. Joseph Catholic School (Wellington Catholic District School Board)
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Norval-Martin Luther School (Private Christian School)
High Schools:
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Acton District High School (Halton District School Board)
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Christ the King Catholic Secondary School (Halton Catholic District School Board)
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Georgetown District High School (Halton District School Board)
Please note this is just a guide, make sure to connect with the appropriate School Board for up to date resources.
