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Grades
Nursery/Toddler — Gr. 12
Gender
Coed
Class Size
12 — 15 students
Tuition
$16,750 to 22,500/year
Language of instruction
English, French
Associations
CCMA
Enrolment
500 day students
Curriculum
Montessori
EBROCHURE
N/A

Next open house
N/A
Application Deadline
Rolling (Day students)

School address

275 Michael Cowpland Drive, Kanata, Ontario, K2M 2G2 (MAP)

355 Michael Cowpland Drive, Kanata, Province, K2M 2C5 (MAP)

Busing not available

Our Perspective

How we see Kanata Montessori

Kanata Montessori has been around since 1974 and offers a community for students that begins at 18 months and extends to students graduating from grade twelve. The program has been designed to support learners seeking university acceptance, and to ensure they can successfully graduate from the university program of their choice. With a total student population of 500 students, the environment is small and close-knit, though very much a part of the global Montessori community. The school is highly respected for it's intentional development of student's; independence, confidence, critical thinking skills, ability to communicate and work effectively with others, and leadership skills. The ideal student is one able to thrive within an active, academically oriented learning environment.

School's Perspective

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How Kanata Montessori sees itself

The school administration answered our questions

Who are you, as a school?

"At Kanata Montessori, we aren’t just preparing students for university; we are preparing them for life. We believe students should be engaged in their learning, and also understand the importance of a strong academic record. From Toddler to Grade 12 graduation, our students are part of a strong and supportive community, and engaged by passionate and supportive educators who provide a transformational learning experience with a focus on communication, collaboration and creativity."

Focus on personalized learning, freedom with responsibility, independence and respectful behaviour.
High academic standards delivered by a creative and supportive community of educators.
Strong sense of community celebrating all faiths, with numerous school wide peak events.
A global perspective is fostered with opportunities for international travel and programs.
Technology and STEM are woven into all subject areas with access to labs, technology and tools.
Environmental stewardship and sustainability is woven into all grade levels
Outdoor Education as core subject in G1 through G9 and credit course in G10 to G12
Art, Drama and Music are core curriculum subjects in G1 through G9 and credit course in G10 to G12
Extracurricular activities from after school programs to team sports to lunch hour intramurals.