All-boys day schools
Find a list of the top boys' day schools in Canada.
If you’re looking for a school close to home for your son, an all-boys day school may be exactly what you’re looking for. Read more
If you’re looking for a school close to home for your son, an all-boys day school may be exactly what you’re looking for. Read more
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Located in the heart of Toronto, Upper Canada College is the oldest independent boys' school in Ontario. Our IB graduates are highly regarded by top universities and post-secondary institutions worldwide.
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Crescent School is a Toronto independent day school for boys in Grades 3 to 12. Our learning environment develops students' characters through academics, arts, athletics, business, outreach and robotics.
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The Sterling Hall School is a leading independent school for boys, JK to Grade 8. We understand how boys learn best and we support each boy in his learning journey.
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St. Clement's Early Learning School
70 St. Clements Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4R 1H2
St. Clement’s Early Learning School provides a child with an opportunity for growth in all areas of his or her development.
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St. Michael's College School offers students in Grades 7-12 an enriched, Catholic, liberal arts education complemented by a diverse co-curricular programme.
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Selwyn House School provides a well-rounded education of exceptional depth and scope for boys from Kindergarten to Grade 11. It is located in Westmount, Quebec.
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Northmount School offers an enriched curriculum in Catholic education from junior kindergarten to grade eight in Toronto. Its average class size is eight to 15 students.
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Linbrook School is Oakville's only all-boys school. This independent, not-for-profit day school fosters and supports each individual students special skills as an athlete, musician, performer, artist, writer or humanitarian.
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St. Andrew's College offers programs from grades 5 to 12 in Aurora. Its average class size is 17 students.
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St. Peter's ACHS College School in Amherstburg, Ont. is a day/residency school for boys grades 1-8 who love Sports and the Outdoors. Tuition starts at $8,900. and is a member of OFIS. We put "FUN" back into learning.
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North Point School for Boys is a Kindergarten to Grade 9 independent school in which curious and energetic boys are challenged and motivated, developing into young men of integrity with a genuine love of learning.
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RSGC is an urban day school that combines academic excellence with a stimulating and supportive environment. Our mission is to challenge and inspire each boy to become the best version of himself.
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Sending your son to an all-boys school offers your son a learning environment where he will maximize his academic and personal potential. At an all boys school, your son will have the chance to grow and develop at the same pace as his classmates, unlike at a coed school where girls will seem to “grow and develop” faster than boys.
A day school will offer your son—and yourself—comfort knowing they will be relatively close to home. Unlike boarding schools, where your child may feel like they’re always in a work environment, day schools have the feeling of school during the day and break or leisure time at home when school is done for the day. To learn more more, read our guide to private school living arrangements.
When looking at an all-boys day school, be sure you find a school that’s in your budget. Be sure to also search for financial aid as there are a variety of options available to take advantage of that will make the cost easier to manage. Use our financial aid finder to research what schools are offering extra financial aid.
For more information, review our 18 tips on paying for private school.
When you’re looking for an all-boys day school, be sure the one you choose in the end matches up to what your goals and expectations are. Consider these questions before making the decision on a school:
These five steps on choosing the right school will help you with the process of applying and choosing the right fit for you and your child. You can also check out our guide to private school questions.
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