Saskatchewan boarding schools

Living and learning in the heart of Canada


On this page we cover boarding schools in the province of Saskatchewan. For a complete guide to boarding in Canada, including information about admissions, please see our introductory guide.


Table of Contents


  1. List of boarding schools in Saskatchewan

  2. Choosing a school

  3. Tuition

  4. Compare boarding schools

  5. Going to school in Saskatchewan
  6. Further resources







 

Athol Murray College of Notre Dame


Wilcox, Saskatchewan
Railway Ave/Rouleau St
 
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"No other high school in the world has developed more Elite, Junior, Collegiate, USPORT, NCAA, National, Olympic or Pro athletes with over 215 in the NHL alone. ND graduates attend top ranked universities worldwide.

  1. Private, independent, co-educational boarding high school, on 50 acres of land, founded in 1920
  2. Home to 300 students, grades 8 - 12, with 90% boarding from up to 20 different countries
  3. Exceptional academic standards, offering Honours & AP Stream or Advanced Courses
  4. 80% of all students are on Honour Roll with 100% graduation rate

—From the school

  • Gr. 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Traditional curriculum
  • $3,400 to $53,550
 
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Regina, Saskatchewan
 
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"Luther College prepares students to be compassionate, creative, and critical thinkers who go on to create a more grace-filled, just, and joyful world. Luther College is the only IB World School in southern Saskatchewan." —From the school

  • Gr. 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Liberal Arts curriculum; International Baccalaureate
  • $9,960 to $42,910
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Rosthern, Saskatchewan
 
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"RJC is a Grades 10-12 boarding school accredited by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education. RJC is student and community-focused all while offering excellent academics and exceptional athletic and fine arts programs." —From the school

  • Gr. 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Progressive curriculum
  • $4,500 to $20,000
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Our boarding school guide has advice specific to finding boarding schools in Canada. For insights that are more general (on how to evaluate school options) we recommend you review our hub on choosing a school. You can also read our guides to questions to ask private schools and questions students get asked at school interviews.

Private school expos

Private school expos are ideal launching pads for your school-finding journey. All expos are held in the fall at a number of centres across Canada. There are three expos hosted in Ontario, one in Toronto, one in Halton-Peel, and one in Ottawa. Expos are also held each fall in Vancouver, Montreal, and Calgary. All are opportunities to speak with administrators from leading boarding schools within the regions in which the expos are held.

Parent discussion forum

Word-of-mouth is another powerful tool in your school-finding arsenal. The Our Kids private school discussion forum allows you to discuss your options and debate topics around gifted education. You can use our community of parents, educational experts, alumni, and schools to help answer your questions and stimulate your thinking.

Upcoming open house events

Attending open houses is obviously a great way to learn more about a school and get a feel for the environment. For some advice on open house visits, go here. For questions to ask that are specific to boarding programs, refer to our main boarding school hub.





Broadly speaking, the cost of boarding reflects the cost private school tuition in general, though with premiums added to cover housing and meals.

Many schools offer financial aid, including scholarships and bursaries. Financial aid is needs-based, and financial aid programs are created as a means of broadening the student base and attracting students, independent of means, who will contribute most to the culture of the school. Generally speaking, the larger and more expensive schools provide the most aid.

You can read more about financial aid and scholarships in our dedicated guide.

Below you'll find the range of costs at Saskatchewan boarding schools:


 
Tuition (boarding school)Students receiving financial aidGrade eligibility for financial aidAvg. aid package size (annual)
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
  • Wilcox, Saskatchewan
  • 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (270 students)
  • $3,400 to $53,550
  • $23,100 to $53,55030%8 - 12$10,000
    Luther College High School
  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (330 students)
  • Boarding school (80 students)
  • $9,960 to $42,910
  • $32,030 to $42,91010%9 - 12$2,500
    Rosthern Junior College High School
  • Rosthern, Saskatchewan
  • 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (60 students)
  • $4,500 to $32,750
  • $15,000 to $32,75030%10 - 12$2,500



     
     Founding dateEndowmentAdmissions rateEnrollmentEnrollment
    per grade
    Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
  • Wilcox, Saskatchewan
  • 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (270 students)
  • $3,400 to $53,550
  • 1920$3,000,00090%31062
    Luther College High School
  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (330 students)
  • Boarding school (80 students)
  • $9,960 to $42,910
  • 191390%410103
    Rosthern Junior College High School
  • Rosthern, Saskatchewan
  • 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (60 students)
  • $4,500 to $32,750
  • 1905$0100%10033




     
     
    Primary curriculum
    Secondary curriculum
    Curriculum pace
    Academic culture
    Average class size
    Language immersion
    Special needs support
    Tech integration
    Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
  • Wilcox, Saskatchewan
  • 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (270 students)
  • $3,400 to $53,550
  • TraditionalStandard-enrichedRigorous12 to 16Full-time Dedicated ClassHeavy integration
    Luther College High School
  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (330 students)
  • Boarding school (80 students)
  • $9,960 to $42,910
  • Liberal ArtsInternational BaccalaureateStandard-enrichedRigorous23No supportLight integration
    Rosthern Junior College High School
  • Rosthern, Saskatchewan
  • 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (60 students)
  • $4,500 to $32,750
  • ProgressiveStandard-enrichedSupportive15 to 20Indirect SupportMedium integration





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    Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
  • Wilcox, Saskatchewan
  • 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (270 students)
  • $3,400 to $53,550
  • Luther College High School
  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (330 students)
  • Boarding school (80 students)
  • $9,960 to $42,910
  • Rosthern Junior College High School
  • Rosthern, Saskatchewan
  • 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (60 students)
  • $4,500 to $32,750




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     Admission deadlineSSAT requiredInterview requiredAcceptance rateNext open house
    Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
  • Wilcox, Saskatchewan
  • 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (270 students)
  • $3,400 to $53,550
  • Day: rolling
    Boarding: rolling
    9 - 1290%
    Luther College High School
  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (330 students)
  • Boarding school (80 students)
  • $9,960 to $42,910
  • Day: Mar 1, 2021
    Boarding: Mar 1, 2021
    90%
    Rosthern Junior College High School
  • Rosthern, Saskatchewan
  • 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (60 students)
  • $4,500 to $32,750
  • Day: rolling
    Boarding: rolling
    Homestay: rolling
    10 - 12100%




     
     
    Nursery/Toddler
    Preschool
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    Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
  • Wilcox, Saskatchewan
  • 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (270 students)
  • $3,400 to $53,550
  • 80%80%80%80%
    Luther College High School
  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (330 students)
  • Boarding school (80 students)
  • $9,960 to $42,910
  • 95%95%95%95%
    Rosthern Junior College High School
  • Rosthern, Saskatchewan
  • 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (60 students)
  • $4,500 to $32,750
  • 100%100%100%




     
     
    Nursery/Toddler
    Preschool
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    Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
  • Wilcox, Saskatchewan
  • 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (270 students)
  • $3,400 to $53,550
  • 75%80%80%80%80%
    Luther College High School
  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (330 students)
  • Boarding school (80 students)
  • $9,960 to $42,910
  • 90%90%90%90%
    Rosthern Junior College High School
  • Rosthern, Saskatchewan
  • 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (60 students)
  • $4,500 to $32,750
  • 100%100%100%




     
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    Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
  • Wilcox, Saskatchewan
  • 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (270 students)
  • $3,400 to $53,550
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    Luther College High School
  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (330 students)
  • Boarding school (80 students)
  • $9,960 to $42,910
  • Traditional MathEqual BalanceEqual BalanceEqual BalanceEqual BalanceEqual Balance
    Rosthern Junior College High School
  • Rosthern, Saskatchewan
  • 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (60 students)
  • $4,500 to $32,750
  • Equal BalanceEqual BalanceEqual BalanceEqual BalanceWe don't offer Foreign LanguagesCreative




     
     
    Student council
    School newspaper
    Yearbook
    Radio club
    Photograph club
    Art club
    Choir
    Band
    Dance club
    Yoga club
    Drama club
    Debate club
    Chess club
    Math club
    Science club
    Robotics club
    Computer club
    Environmental club
    Outdoor club
    Community service
    Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
  • Wilcox, Saskatchewan
  • 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (270 students)
  • $3,400 to $53,550
  • Luther College High School
  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (330 students)
  • Boarding school (80 students)
  • $9,960 to $42,910
  • Rosthern Junior College High School
  • Rosthern, Saskatchewan
  • 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (60 students)
  • $4,500 to $32,750




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    Badminton
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    Basketball
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    Football
    Golf
    Gymnastics
    Ice Hockey
    Lacrosse
    Rowing
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    Softball
    Squash
    Swimming
    Tennis
    Track and Field
    Volleyball
    Wrestling
    Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
  • Wilcox, Saskatchewan
  • 8 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (270 students)
  • $3,400 to $53,550
  • Luther College High School
  • Regina, Saskatchewan
  • 9 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (330 students)
  • Boarding school (80 students)
  • $9,960 to $42,910
  • Rosthern Junior College High School
  • Rosthern, Saskatchewan
  • 10 to 12 (Coed)
  • Day school (40 students)
  • Boarding school (60 students)
  • $4,500 to $32,750




  • The prairie provinces are the heart of Canada, rich in cultural, historic, and natural history. The landscape of lakes and rivers, forests and prairies stretches from the Arctic in the north to the seemingly endless farmland in the south, situated along the boarder between Canada and United States. There are cultural treasures, including the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, as well as natural environments are protected by a robust network of provincial and national parks.

    Graduation Requirements

    High school graduation requirements are set by the provincial ministry of education, not the federal government. In order to graduate, students need to have at least 24 credits at the grade 10-12 level, with at least five earned at the grade 12 level. A credit represents a completed course. Fifteen courses are compulsory, and the remaining nine are discretionary. There are compulsory course requirements in English, science, mathematics, social science, health, and arts.












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