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There are plenty of great boarding schools in Canada. This includes boarding high schools and elementary schools. It also includes Canadian boarding schools for both Canadians and international students. Here we provide a list of the top boarding schools in Canada, and discuss some of their unique features. For more comprehensive coverage of boarding schools, see our main guide.
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Branksome Hall (est. 1903)
Toronto, Ontario Branksome Hall is Toronto’s only all-girls, all-years International Baccalaureate (IB) World School. View profile |
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$34,650 to $69,850
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Bond Academy (est. 1978)
Toronto, Ontario Bond Academy is a private, co-educational, non-denominational independent school with students from Montessori Casa to Grade 12. View profile |
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$13,000 to $16,000 View profile |
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St. John's-Kilmarnock School (est. 1972)
Waterloo Region (Breslau), Ontario St. John's-Kilmarnock School offers enriched educational programming for students from Junior Kindergarten – Grade 12 through its accredited International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum. Discover the possibilities. View profile |
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$18,094 to $68,275
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Lakefield College School (est. 1879)
Lakefield, Ontario Focussed on Community First, Outdoors Every Day, and Authentic Learning, LCS offers a world-class, individualized, day/boarding program (Grades 9 -12) designed for students to be leaders who care, connect and contribute. View profile |
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$33,900 to $69,700
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Upper Canada College (est. 1829)
Toronto, Ontario 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. View profile |
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$34,135 to $66,835
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Trinity College School (est. 1865)
Port Hope, Ontario TCS students appreciate that school needs to be more than just reaching their academic potential–it’s about exploring all facets of themselves so that the realization of talents reach far beyond the classroom walls. View profile |
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$25,750 to $68,500
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Gordonstoun Nova Scotia (est. 2020)
Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia The Gordonstoun’s broad curriculum dedicates itself to delivering to each student a world class education and personal development experiences in a caring and safe environment that instills in each student the knowledge that there is “More in you than you think.” View profile |
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$68,900
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Havergal College (est. 1894)
Toronto, Ontario Havergal College has been preparing young women to make a difference since 1894. View profile |
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$35,000 to $64,000
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Appleby College (est. 1911)
Oakville, Ontario Appleby College in Oakville is recognized globally as one of Canada's leading independent schools. Breadth, excellence, innovation and caring are the characteristics that define the essence of the Appleby experience. View profile |
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$38,850 to $77,540
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The Sacred Heart School of Montreal (est. 1861)
Montreal, Quebec Since 1861, The Sacred Heart School of Montreal, the city’s only all girls English Catholic high school, has been graduating exceptional leaders. We offer grades 7 to 12, day school and boarding. View profile |
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$17,355 to $58,374
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Stanstead College (est. 1872)
Stanstead, Quebec Located on the Quebec-Vermont border, Stanstead College offers rigorous university-prep, Grades 7to 12, in a secure, family-focused learning environment. View profile |
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$22,450 to $67,900
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SuOn Academy (est. 2009)
Toronto, Ontario A leading private international secondary boarding school located in Toronto. High university admission rate. Our mission and value is total care, academic excellence, independence, and global citizen. View profile |
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$20,800 to $32,800
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The Bishop Strachan School (est. 1867)
Toronto, Ontario The Bishop Strachan School is a leading independent JK-Grade 12 day & boarding school for girls. Students build the academic skills to thrive at university and beyond. Over $1.6 million available in financial assistance. View profile |
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$33,830 to $64,090
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St. Michaels University School (est. 1906)
Victoria, British Columbia Independent Kindergarten to Grade 12 boarding and day school in Victoria, BC, Canada focusing on university and life preparation. Find out how a SMUS education can benefit your family. View profile |
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$20,090 to $82,770
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McDonald International Academy (est. 1994)
Toronto, Ontario McDonald International Academy offers programs for grades 9 to 12 with 2 locations in the heart of Toronto. Its average class size is 10 to 20 students. View profile |
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$10,000 to $29,300
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Nancy Campbell Academy (est. 1994)
Stratford, Ontario Stratford, Ontario, Private Secondary School dedicated to inspiring students to achieve their individual potential through academic excellence while fostering a spirit of service to society. View profile |
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$9,750 to $40,065
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St. Margaret's School (est. 1908)
Victoria, British Columbia St. Margaret's School (est. 1908) is an independent school in Victoria, BC, offering empowering education for girls from JK to Grade 12. At SMS, girls don't just get equal opportunity; they get every opportunity. View profile |
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$15,980 to $65,125
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Applewood Academy for Progressive Learning (est. 2001)
Belleville, Ontario We are a therapeutic boarding school for Gr. 1-12 students requiring individualized academic, clinical, and behaviour-management solutions in small class sizes and professional home stay or boarding environments. View profile |
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$24,900 to $77,100
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Toronto High School (est. 1997)
Richmond Hill, Ontario Inspected, accredited High School with campuses in Toronto and Chatham-Kent, offer high school credit courses in small classes and online, leading to High School Diploma. Our 5 acres Chatham Campus is a boarding school. View profile |
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$475 to $19,000
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Bishop's College School (est. 1836)
Sherbrooke, Quebec Bishop's College School is an English boarding and day school for students in grades 7 through 12. Small in size and culturally diverse, BCS is an IB World School offering the IB DP and course certificates. View profile |
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$26,500 to $69,000
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Niagara Christian Collegiate (est. 1932)
Fort Erie, Ontario Niagara Christian Collegiate offers both middle school and secondary school programs from Grades 6-12. Graduating students achieve top university placements around the world. We accept both day and boarding students. View profile |
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$10,566 to $47,555
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Brookes Westshore (est. 2009)
Victoria, British Columbia Brookes School Canada, an IB World School on beautiful Vancouver Island, offers grades 4 to 12 for both day and boarding students with an average class size of 12 students. View profile |
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$9,500 to $52,550
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Bronte College (est. 1991)
Mississauga, Ontario Bronte College is a private International Baccalaureate (IB) World School offering Grades 9 to 12 for day and boarding students. Our academic programming has attracted students from over 30 countries. View profile |
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$18,000 to $21,000
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NOIC Academy (est. 2004)
Markham, Ontario Markham, Ontario; IB School; OSSD; OSSD online credit course; NOIC ACADEMY’s annual university enrolment rate is 100% and more than 85% of graduates are admitted by University of Toronto. View profile |
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$5,000 to $18,000 /semester
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Robert Land Academy (est. 1978)
Wellandport, Ontario Robert Land Academy is a private military-themed boarding school (Gr 5-12) helping boys to achieve their potential and gain admission to post-secondary programs. View profile |
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$53,965 to $57,965
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Brentwood College School (est. 1923)
Mill Bay, British Columbia Brentwood is a truly co-educational, progressive day/boarding school for Grades 8 to 12 located on an oceanfront campus on Vancouver Island, BC. Tuition runs from $30,000 to $78,000. View profile |
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$30,000 to $78,000
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Ridley College (est. 1889)
St. Catharines, Ontario Ridley College is an acclaimed co-educational boarding and day school that prepares meaningful and flourishing lives by teaching the habits of mind, body, and spirit, and the values needed to lead in a global society. View profile |
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$18,870 to $72,165
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Albert College (est. 1857)
Belleville, Ontario At Albert College, every student is an 'A' student. From Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12 our students experience all 5 of the 'A’ s; Academics, Arts, Athletics, Active Citizenship and Adventure programming. View profile |
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$8,300 to $67,460
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J. Addison School (est. 2002)
Markham, Ontario Since 2002, J. Addison has provided a stimulating education for students. Located at the corner of Woodbine and Valleywood Drive in Markham, ON, Canada, you will find our state-of-the-art 58,000 sq. ft. facility. View profile |
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$15,000 to $42,450
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Pickering College (est. 1842)
Newmarket, Ontario Pickering College's fully-integrated Global Leadership Program (JK to Grade 12) inspires students to become agents of courageous, ethical and positive change with the confidence, knowledge and skills to shape the future. View profile |
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$26,535 to $68,580
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Great Lakes Christian High School (est. 1952)
Beamsville, Ontario Grade 9-12 students are encouraged to be confident servant-leaders. Student diversity provides a global perspective of life and faith. Great Lakes' graduates are accepted by colleges and universities of their choice. View profile |
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$10,800 to $37,300
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Fort Erie International Academy (est. -2019)
Fort Erie, Ontario Our East Meets West environment fosters global awareness and advances our student body into responsible and globally aware citizens who are well-equipped for life beyond academia. View profile |
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$30,000 to $57,875
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Rosthern Junior College (est. 1905)
Rosthern, Saskatchewan 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. View profile |
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$3,750 to $26,750
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Maple Leaf World Schools - Canada (est. 2017)
Richmond, British Columbia MLWS offers a unique university school model - a high school located on a university campus. We offer university pathway with “Dual acceptance” opportunity, and students share the state-of-the-art university facilities. View profile |
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$22,950 to $38,750
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Trafalgar Castle School (est. 1874)
Whitby, Ontario Trafalgar Castle offers a close-knit, academically challenging environment where girls feel a strong sense of belonging and discover their unique talents and interests. View profile |
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$24,270 to $65,615
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Dewey Institute (est. 2016)
Bracebridge, Ontario Dewey’s educational goals follow the philosophies of John Dewey, preparing students through “student-centred learning" and "learning by doing", while emphasizing the cultivation of the "three New Liberal Arts". View profile |
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$6,400 to $35,000
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King's-Edgehill School (est. 1788)
Windsor, Nova Scotia Benefitting from it's safe and beautiful Nova Scotia location, King's-Edgehill facilitates the opportunity for every student to be more - in the classroom, on the sports fields, on stage, in the community and beyond. View profile |
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$19,346 to $60,700
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Ashbury College (est. 1891)
Ottawa, Ontario This traditional private school in Ottawa, Ontario offers Grades 4 to 12 with 100 boarding and 600 day school students. Tuition is from $29,130 to $69,290. View profile |
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$29,130 to $69,290
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Great Lakes College of Toronto (est. 1978)
Toronto, Ontario Reputed Diverse Traditional Day School. 100% of students graduate and move on to excel in their Post Secondary Education and life. Extremely positive, caring, and knowledgeable teaching staff. View profile |
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$8,160 to $18,900
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Queen Margaret's School (est. 1921)
Duncan, British Columbia Queen Margaret's School is a co-ed independent day/boarding university preparatory school in Duncan, BC. View profile |
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$13,000 to $61,750
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Haven International School (est. 2018)
Brantford, Ontario At Haven, we equip our students with critical thinking skills, a global perspective, and a respect for core values of honesty, loyalty, perseverance, and compassion. View profile |
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$7,450 to $27,800
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Laval, Quebec North Star Academy Laval is the only private English high school in Laval. We offer small classroom sizes for individualized attention. We teach not only for school but for life! Certificate of eligibility not required. View profile |
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$12,900 to $31,500
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London International Academy (est. 2002)
London, Ontario A Canadian Private Secondary Boarding school, located in the heart of London, Ontario. LIA is authorized to grant the Ontario Secondary School Diploma, and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. View profile |
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$21,200 to $26,000
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Luther College High School (est. 1913)
Regina, Saskatchewan Luther students, from many different social and cultural backgrounds, have the opportunity to be part of a tightly woven community of students, parents, teachers, staff, and alumni. View profile |
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$8,560 to $40,710
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Shawnigan Lake School (est. 1916)
Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia Shawnigan Lake School is the largest boarding school in Canada. Located in Shawnigan Lake on Vancouver Island, we offer a comprehensive program to 500 young men and women in grades 8-12. View profile |
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$29,780 to $77,850
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Fulford Academy (est. 2002)
Brockville, Ontario Our intercultural environment offers an individualized approach to learning and highly differentiated instruction, with emphasis on STEM+A & AP courses. Our students enjoy a dynamic academic & residential life program. View profile |
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$14,120
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Durham Elementary, Durham Academy and G.B.M.S. (est. 1984)
Oshawa, Ontario At G.B.MS, D.E.P.S and Durham Academy Secondary school focus is on each individual student and helping them meet their unique potential and goals. We believe in excellent customer service and families have a voice. Throughout the year we enhance our programs through program enhancement and enrichment. We also offer March Break and Summer Camps for working parents. View profile |
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$9,700 to $11,500
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Kells Academy (est. 1978)
Montreal, Quebec At Kells, flexibility is the key. We develop programs allowing students to work within their comfort zone, which may be above, below or at grade level. The result is students who outperform even their own expectations. View profile |
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$19,750 to $40,000
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Unisus School (est. 2016)
Summerland, British Columbia UNISUS was founded by the leaders of the top Private Schools in BC. Based on IB Education/Innovation/Technology, Entrepreneurship/ Outdoor Education. Boarding, Sports Academies and Global Partnerships/Opportunities. View profile |
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$12,500 to $51,500
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St. Peter's ACHS College School (est. 1990)
Harrow, Ontario 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. View profile |
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$8,500 to $29,000
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Bodwell High School (est. 1991)
North Vancouver, British Columbia Bodwell High School in North Vancouver is a boarding school that enrolls 650 students. Tuition starts at $23,500. We provide Education for a Changing World. The school's motto is "Strength in Diversity." View profile |
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$25,250 to $47,725
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Athol Murray College of Notre Dame (est. 1920)
Wilcox, Saskatchewan Notre Dame is a private, independent co-educational high school with an exceptional educational & boarding experience with a balance of strong academic, athletic and spiritual growth in a safe & caring prairie community. View profile |
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$11,100 to $54,000
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St. Andrew's College (est. 1899)
Aurora, Ontario St. Andrew's College offers programs from grades 5 to 12 in Aurora. Its average class size is 17 students. View profile |
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$37,655 to $70,095
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UWC Canada (est. 1974)
Victoria, British Columbia The UWC National Committee of Canada and Pearson College UWC represent the United World Colleges in Canada. We are seeking daring young Canadians who aspire to make the world a better place. View profile |
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Merrick Preparatory School (est. 2012)
Merrickville, Ontario Merrick Preparatory offers grades 9-12 and a University Qualification Year to students preparing for successful admission to degree programs in the world's top universities, in a safe and secure family environment. View profile |
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$16,250 to $58,200
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Neuchâtel Junior College (est. 1956)
Neuchâtel, Other Neuchâtel Junior College, in safe and breath-taking Switzerland, offers students Canadian Grade 12 curriculum and AP exams while enjoying being immersed in an authentic French language and Swiss cultural experience. View profile |
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SF 30,000 to SF 56,000
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Trillium School (est. 1991)
Markham, Ontario Trillium School is a private school that offers programs from pre-school to grade twelve in Markham with Montessori-based kindergarten. View profile |
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$7,600 to $41,500
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Rothesay Netherwood School (est. 1877)
Rothesay, New Brunswick Rothesay Netherwood School offers programs for grades 6 to 12 in Rothesay, New Brunswick. Its average class size is 16 students and it is an outstanding engaged and supportive community -'It's our Nature to Nurture'. View profile |
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$23,340 to $64,200
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Columbia International College (est. 1979)
Hamilton, Ontario Columbia International College is Canada’s largest private boarding school, offering Grade 9 to 12 programs. #1 in scholarships awarded by universities. The University of Toronto's official Global Partner School. View profile |
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$2,700 /course
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Rosseau Lake College (est. 1967)
Rosseau, Ontario Through extraordinary learning opportunities rooted in meaningful outdoor education experiences in our unique natural environment, RLC graduates develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to take on any challenge. View profile |
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$21,100 to $63,100
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Briercrest Christian Academy (est. 1946)
Caronport, Saskatchewan BCA combines a private Christian school experience with the best of public education and Saskatchewan curriculum. Our small school shares facilities with Briercrest College and Seminary on a campus of 900 students. View profile |
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$3,383 to $33,569
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| School name | Date | Location |
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Rothesay Netherwood School | December 04, 2020 10:00 am | |
St. Andrew's College | December 08, 2020 6:30 am | |
St. Andrew's College | February 02, 2021 6:30 am | |
St. Andrew's College | April 13, 2021 6:30 am |
Broadly speaking, the cost of boarding schools in Canada reflects the cost private school tuition in general, though with premiums added to cover housing and meals.
Many Canadian boarding 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 private Canadian boarding schools:
| Tuition (boarding school) | Students receiving financial aid | Grade eligibility for financial aid | Avg. aid package size (annual) | |
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Branksome Hall | 5% | 7 - 12 | ||
St. John's-Kilmarnock School | $64,750 | JK - 12 | ||
Lakefield College School | $61,400 to $69,700 | 25% | 9 - 12 | |
Upper Canada College | $55,060 to $61,560 | 18% | 5 - 12 | $15,000 |
Trinity College School | $45,000 to $68,500 | 33% | 5 - 12 | $20,000 |
Havergal College | 7% | 7 - 12 | $16,000 | |
Appleby College | $71,500 to $77,540 | 18% | 7 - 12 | $31,250 |
The Sacred Heart School of Montreal | $55,271 | 20% | 7 - 11 | $6,400 |
Stanstead College | $53,200 to $67,900 | 30% | 7 - 12 | $22,000 |
The Bishop Strachan School | $59,530 to $62,250 | 7% | 7 - 12 | $15,000 |
St. Michaels University School | $54,850 to $71,770 | 20% | K - 12 | $11,685 |
Nancy Campbell Academy | $28,325 to $34,325 | 15% | 9 - 12 | $11,700 |
St. Margaret's School | $55,375 to $65,125 | |||
Bishop's College School | $57,300 to $66,100 | 40% | 7 - 12 | $23,800 |
Brookes Westshore | $39,550 to $52,550 | 10% | 7 - 12 | $5,000 |
Robert Land Academy | $52,650 to $55,650 | |||
Brentwood College School | $47,800 to $66,000 | 27% | 9 - 12 | $19,417 |
Ridley College | $63,495 to $72,165 | 16% | 5 - 12 | $16,000 |
Albert College | $53,790 to $67,460 | 15% | JK - 12 | $7,746 |
Pickering College | $63,855 to $67,075 | |||
Great Lakes Christian High School | $21,800 to $37,300 | 20% | 9 - 12 | $4,500 |
Rosthern Junior College | $13,250 to $26,750 | 30% | 10 - 12 | $2,500 |
Trafalgar Castle School | $59,970 to $65,615 | 10% | 4 - 12 | |
King's-Edgehill School | $58,800 | 33% | 6 - 12 | $15,000 |
Ashbury College | 8% | 4 - 12 | $6,700 | |
Queen Margaret's School | $51,350 to $61,750 | 23% | SK - 12 | $3,000 |
North Star Academy | $24,000 to $31,500 | 7 - 11 | $2,000 | |
Luther College High School | $40,760 | 9 - 12 | $2,500 | |
Shawnigan Lake School | $71,300 | 25% | 8 - 12 | |
Unisus School | $43,950 to $51,500 | 30% | 1 - 11 | $3,000 |
St. Peter's ACHS College School | $27,400 | 35% | 1 - 8 | $6,000 |
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame | $27,000 to $54,000 | 50% | 9 - 12 | |
St. Andrew's College | $63,760 to $70,095 | 26% | 5 - 12 | $11,000 |
UWC Canada | 75% | 12 | $25,000 | |
Merrick Preparatory School | 15% | 9 - 12 | $5,000 | |
Neuchâtel Junior College | 10% | 12 | $10,000 | |
Rothesay Netherwood School | $40,860 to $64,200 | 28% | 6 - 12 | $15,500 |
Rosseau Lake College | $58,400 to $63,100 | 10% | 6 - 12 | $10,000 |
| Founding date | Endowment | Admissions rate | Enrollment | Enrollment per grade | |
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Branksome Hall | 1903 | 964 | 64 | ||
Bond Academy | 1978 | 100% | 550 | 37 | |
St. John's-Kilmarnock School | 1972 | 95% | 400 | ||
Lakefield College School | 1879 | 375 | |||
Upper Canada College | 1829 | $40,000,000 | 33% | 1170 | 84 |
Trinity College School | 1865 | $60,000,000 | 75% | 570 | 71 |
Gordonstoun Nova Scotia | 2020 | 888 | 222 | ||
Havergal College | 1894 | $2,637,233 | 30% | 950 | 63 |
Appleby College | 1911 | 32% | 803 | 134 | |
The Sacred Heart School of Montreal | 1861 | 226 | 45 | ||
Stanstead College | 1872 | 72% | 246 | 41 | |
SuOn Academy | 2009 | 300 | 75 | ||
The Bishop Strachan School | 1867 | $253 | 40% | 920 | 66 |
St. Michaels University School | 1906 | $11,200,000 | 1007 | 77 | |
McDonald International Academy | 1994 | $0 | 100% | 0 | 0 |
Nancy Campbell Academy | 1994 | 0 | 0 | ||
St. Margaret's School | 1908 | 65% | 384 | ||
Applewood Academy for Progressive Learning | 2001 | 100% | 30 | 3 | |
Toronto High School | 1997 | $0 | 100% | 345 | 86 |
Bishop's College School | 1836 | $25,000 | 100% | 260 | |
Niagara Christian Collegiate | 1932 | 85% | 0 | 0 | |
Brookes Westshore | 2009 | 95% | 300 | 43 | |
Bronte College | 1991 | $0 | 100% | 400 | |
NOIC Academy | 2004 | 90% | 289 | 72 | |
Robert Land Academy | 1978 | 80% | 125 | ||
Brentwood College School | 1923 | $20,000,000 | 550 | 138 | |
Ridley College | 1889 | 61% | 690 | 49 | |
Albert College | 1857 | 269 | |||
J. Addison School | 2002 | 100% | 500 | 36 | |
Pickering College | 1842 | 100% | 440 | ||
Great Lakes Christian High School | 1952 | 95% | 132 | 33 | |
Fort Erie International Academy | -2019 | 96% | 188 | 27 | |
Rosthern Junior College | 1905 | $0 | 100% | 85 | 28 |
Maple Leaf World Schools - Canada | 2017 | 75% | 121 | 40 | |
Trafalgar Castle School | 1874 | 100% | 230 | 26 | |
Dewey Institute | 2016 | 90% | 370 | 31 | |
King's-Edgehill School | 1788 | 80% | 350 | 50 | |
Ashbury College | 1891 | 70% | 700 | 78 | |
Great Lakes College of Toronto | 1978 | 90% | 260 | ||
Queen Margaret's School | 1921 | 80% | 576 | 36 | |
Haven International School | 2018 | 34 | |||
North Star Academy | 86% | 150 | 30 | ||
London International Academy | 2002 | 90% | 345 | ||
Luther College High School | 1913 | 90% | 430 | 108 | |
Shawnigan Lake School | 1916 | $13,500,000 | 60% | 510 | 102 |
Fulford Academy | 2002 | 97% | 165 | 24 | |
Durham Elementary, Durham Academy and G.B.M.S. | 1984 | 98% | 140 | 9 | |
Kells Academy | 1978 | 95% | 470 | 36 | |
Unisus School | 2016 | 70% | 240 | 17 | |
St. Peter's ACHS College School | 1990 | 90% | 19 | 2 | |
Bodwell High School | 1991 | $0 | 60% | 560 | 112 |
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame | 1920 | 100% | 325 | ||
St. Andrew's College | 1899 | $33 | 62% | 650 | 81 |
UWC Canada | 1974 | $0 | 25% | 200 | 200 |
Merrick Preparatory School | 2012 | 95% | 80 | 20 | |
Neuchâtel Junior College | 1956 | 75 | 75 | ||
Trillium School | 1991 | $300 | 100% | 410 | 26 |
Rothesay Netherwood School | 1877 | $7,000,000 | 85% | 300 | 43 |
Columbia International College | 1979 | 86% | 1750 | 438 | |
Rosseau Lake College | 1967 | 90% | 103 | 15 | |
Briercrest Christian Academy | 1946 | $2,174,000 | 96% | 135 | 34 |
Primary curriculum | Secondary curriculum | Curriculum pace | Academic culture | Average class size | Language immersion | Special needs support | Tech integration |
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Branksome Hall | Liberal Arts | International Baccalaureate | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 12 to 22 | No support | Heavy integration | |
Bond Academy | Liberal Arts | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 10 to 15 | Full-time Dedicated Class | Medium integration | ||
St. John's-Kilmarnock School | Progressive | International Baccalaureate | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 10 to 16 | No support | Medium integration | |
Lakefield College School | Liberal Arts | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 15 | No support | Medium integration | ||
Upper Canada College | Liberal Arts | International Baccalaureate | Accelerated | Rigorous | 20 to 25 | Withdrawal Assistance | Heavy integration | |
Trinity College School | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 12 to 16 | No support | Medium integration | ||
Gordonstoun Nova Scotia | Liberal Arts | International Baccalaureate | Accelerated | Rigorous | 15 to 20 | Indirect Support | ||
Havergal College | Liberal Arts | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 18 to 22 | Withdrawal Assistance | Medium integration | ||
Appleby College | Liberal Arts | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 12 to 16 | No support | Heavy integration | ||
The Sacred Heart School of Montreal | Traditional | Accelerated | Rigorous | 14 to 18 | Resource Assistance | Medium integration | ||
Stanstead College | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 13 | No support | Medium integration | ||
SuOn Academy | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | No support | Medium integration | |||
The Bishop Strachan School | Progressive | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 18 to 20 | No support | Heavy integration | ||
St. Michaels University School | Progressive | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | No support | Medium integration | |||
McDonald International Academy | Traditional | Accelerated | Supportive | 10 to 20 | No support | Medium integration | ||
Nancy Campbell Academy | Liberal Arts | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 5 to 18 | Withdrawal Assistance | Heavy integration | ||
St. Margaret's School | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 10 to 20 | No support | Medium integration | ||
Applewood Academy for Progressive Learning | Progressive | Student-paced | Supportive | 4 to 6 | Special needs school | Medium integration | ||
Toronto High School | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 5 to 10 | Resource Assistance | Medium integration | ||
Bishop's College School | Traditional | International Baccalaureate | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 12 to 15 | Withdrawal Assistance | Heavy integration | |
Niagara Christian Collegiate | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 15 to 20 | Resource Assistance | Heavy integration | ||
Brookes Westshore | Progressive | International Baccalaureate | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 12 to 18 | No support | Light integration | |
Bronte College | Progressive | International Baccalaureate | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 18 | No support | Medium integration | |
NOIC Academy | Traditional | International Baccalaureate | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 6 to 15 | No support | Medium integration | |
Robert Land Academy | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 10 to 16 | Special needs school | Light integration | ||
Brentwood College School | Progressive | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 16 to 20 | No support | Heavy integration | ||
Ridley College | Progressive | International Baccalaureate | Accelerated | Rigorous | 17 | Withdrawal Assistance | Heavy integration | |
Albert College | Traditional | Standard-enriched | 15 | No support | ||||
J. Addison School | Traditional | Montessori | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 8 to 15 | No support | Light integration | |
Pickering College | Progressive | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 18 to 20 | No support | Heavy integration | ||
Great Lakes Christian High School | Liberal Arts | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 5 to 28 | Indirect Support | Heavy integration | ||
Fort Erie International Academy | Liberal Arts | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 5 to 15 | No support | Medium integration | ||
Rosthern Junior College | Progressive | Student-paced | Supportive | 15 to 20 | Indirect Support | Heavy integration | ||
Maple Leaf World Schools - Canada | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 10 to 20 | Indirect Support | Heavy integration | ||
Trafalgar Castle School | Liberal Arts | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 12 | No support | Heavy integration | ||
Dewey Institute | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 12 to 17 | Special needs school | Medium integration | ||
King's-Edgehill School | Traditional | International Baccalaureate | Accelerated | Rigorous | 15 | Withdrawal Assistance | Medium integration | |
Ashbury College | Traditional | International Baccalaureate | Accelerated | Rigorous | 17 | No support | Medium integration | |
Great Lakes College of Toronto | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 10 to 15 | No support | Light integration | ||
Queen Margaret's School | Progressive | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 16 to 22 | No support | Medium integration | ||
Haven International School | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Supportive | Indirect Support | Medium integration | |||
North Star Academy | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 10 to 18 | Indirect Support | Medium integration | ||
London International Academy | Traditional | International Baccalaureate | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 5 to 15 | No support | Medium integration | |
Luther College High School | Liberal Arts | International Baccalaureate | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 23 | No support | Light integration | |
Shawnigan Lake School | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 17 | Withdrawal Assistance | Heavy integration | ||
Fulford Academy | Progressive | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 6 to 12 | Withdrawal Assistance | Heavy integration | ||
Durham Elementary, Durham Academy and G.B.M.S. | Progressive | Montessori | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 8 to 15 | Indirect Support | Medium integration | |
Kells Academy | Traditional | Student-paced | Supportive | No support | Heavy integration | |||
Unisus School | Progressive | International Baccalaureate | Student-paced | Supportive | No support | Heavy integration | ||
St. Peter's ACHS College School | Traditional | Montessori | Student-paced | Rigorous | Resource Assistance | Medium integration | ||
Bodwell High School | Progressive | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 12 to 20 | No support | Medium integration | ||
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 16 | No support | Heavy integration | ||
St. Andrew's College | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 17 | No support | Heavy integration | ||
UWC Canada | Progressive | International Baccalaureate | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 6 to 16 | Indirect Support | ||
Merrick Preparatory School | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 10 to 12 | No support | Medium integration | ||
Neuchâtel Junior College | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 14 | Indirect Support | Medium integration | ||
Trillium School | Traditional | Montessori | Accelerated | Rigorous | No support | Medium integration | ||
Rothesay Netherwood School | Liberal Arts | International Baccalaureate | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 14 to 16 | No support | Heavy integration | |
Columbia International College | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Rigorous | 12 to 22 | No support | Medium integration | ||
Rosseau Lake College | Progressive | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 10 to 15 | No support | Medium integration | ||
Briercrest Christian Academy | Traditional | Standard-enriched | Supportive | 15 to 25 | Indirect Support | Medium integration |
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Branksome Hall | ||||||||||||||||||||
Bond Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
St. John's-Kilmarnock School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Lakefield College School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Upper Canada College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Trinity College School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Gordonstoun Nova Scotia | ||||||||||||||||||||
Havergal College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Appleby College | ||||||||||||||||||||
The Sacred Heart School of Montreal | ||||||||||||||||||||
Stanstead College | ||||||||||||||||||||
SuOn Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
The Bishop Strachan School | ||||||||||||||||||||
St. Michaels University School | ||||||||||||||||||||
McDonald International Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
Nancy Campbell Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
St. Margaret's School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Applewood Academy for Progressive Learning | ||||||||||||||||||||
Toronto High School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Bishop's College School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Niagara Christian Collegiate | ||||||||||||||||||||
Brookes Westshore | ||||||||||||||||||||
Bronte College | ||||||||||||||||||||
NOIC Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
Robert Land Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
Brentwood College School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Ridley College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Albert College | ||||||||||||||||||||
J. Addison School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Pickering College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Great Lakes Christian High School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Fort Erie International Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
Rosthern Junior College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Maple Leaf World Schools - Canada | ||||||||||||||||||||
Trafalgar Castle School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Dewey Institute | ||||||||||||||||||||
King's-Edgehill School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Ashbury College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Great Lakes College of Toronto | ||||||||||||||||||||
Queen Margaret's School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Haven International School | ||||||||||||||||||||
North Star Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
London International Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
Luther College High School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Shawnigan Lake School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Fulford Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
Durham Elementary, Durham Academy and G.B.M.S. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Kells Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
Unisus School | ||||||||||||||||||||
St. Peter's ACHS College School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Bodwell High School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame | ||||||||||||||||||||
St. Andrew's College | ||||||||||||||||||||
UWC Canada | ||||||||||||||||||||
Merrick Preparatory School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Neuchâtel Junior College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Trillium School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Rothesay Netherwood School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Columbia International College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Rosseau Lake College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Briercrest Christian Academy |
| Admission deadline | SSAT required | Interview required | Acceptance rate | Next open house | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Branksome Hall | Day: Dec 1, 2020 Boarding: rolling | 9 - 11 | JK - 12 | ||
Bond Academy | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | Nursery/Toddler - 12 | 100% | ||
St. John's-Kilmarnock School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | JK - 12 | 95% | ||
Lakefield College School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 9 - 12 | |||
Upper Canada College | Day: Dec 2, 2016 Boarding: rolling | 7 - 11 | SK - 11 | 33% | |
Trinity College School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 5 - 12 | 75% | ||
Gordonstoun Nova Scotia | |||||
Havergal College | Day: Dec 1, 2020 Boarding: rolling | 8 - 11 | JK - 12 | 30% | |
Appleby College | Day: Oct 31, 2019 Boarding: rolling | 7 - 12 | 7 - 12 | 32% | |
The Sacred Heart School of Montreal | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 7 - 12 | |||
Stanstead College | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 7 - 12 | 72% | ||
SuOn Academy | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 9 - 12 | |||
The Bishop Strachan School | Day: Dec 3, 2019 Boarding: rolling | JK - 11 | 40% | ||
St. Michaels University School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | K - 12 | |||
McDonald International Academy | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 9 - 12 | 100% | ||
Nancy Campbell Academy | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 9 - 12 | |||
St. Margaret's School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | Preschool - 12 | 65% | ||
Applewood Academy for Progressive Learning | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 1 - 12 | 100% | ||
Toronto High School | Day: rolling | 100% | |||
Bishop's College School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 7 - 12 | 100% | ||
Niagara Christian Collegiate | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 6 - 12 | 85% | ||
Brookes Westshore | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 6 - 12 | 95% | ||
Bronte College | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 100% | |||
NOIC Academy | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 90% | |||
Robert Land Academy | Boarding: rolling | 5 - 12 | 80% | ||
Brentwood College School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 9 - 12 | |||
Ridley College | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 5 - 12 | JK - 12 | 61% | |
Albert College | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 7 - 12 | |||
J. Addison School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | Nursery/Toddler - 12 | 100% | ||
Pickering College | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | JK - 12 | 100% | ||
Great Lakes Christian High School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 9 - 12 | 95% | ||
Fort Erie International Academy | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 6 - 12 | 6 - 12 | 96% | |
Rosthern Junior College | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 10 - 12 | 100% | ||
Maple Leaf World Schools - Canada | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 10 - 12 | 75% | ||
Trafalgar Castle School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 4 - 12 | 100% | ||
Dewey Institute | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 90% | |||
King's-Edgehill School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 6 - 12 | 80% | ||
Ashbury College | Day: Mar 9, 2018 Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 4 - 11 | 70% | ||
Great Lakes College of Toronto | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 10 - 12 | 90% | ||
Queen Margaret's School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | Preschool - 12 | 80% | ||
Haven International School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 7 - 12 | |||
North Star Academy | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 7 - 12 | 86% | ||
London International Academy | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 9 - 12 | 90% | ||
Luther College High School | Day: Mar 1, 2020 Boarding: Mar 1, 2020 Homestay: Mar 1, 2017 | 90% | |||
Shawnigan Lake School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 8 - 12 | 60% | ||
Fulford Academy | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 6 - 12 | 97% | ||
Durham Elementary, Durham Academy and G.B.M.S. | Day: rolling Homestay: rolling | 9 - 12 | 98% | ||
Kells Academy | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | K - 11 | 95% | ||
Unisus School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | Preschool - 11 | 70% | ||
St. Peter's ACHS College School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 1 - 8 | 90% | ||
Bodwell High School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 8 - 12 | 60% | ||
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 9 - 12 | 100% | ||
St. Andrew's College | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 9 - 11 | 5 - 11 | 62% | Dec 8, 2020 |
UWC Canada | Boarding: Nov 15, 2017 | 12 | 25% | ||
Merrick Preparatory School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 9 - 12 | 95% | ||
Neuchâtel Junior College | Boarding: rolling | ||||
Trillium School | K - 12 | 100% | |||
Rothesay Netherwood School | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 6 - 12 | 85% | Dec 4, 2020 | |
Columbia International College | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling Homestay: rolling | 86% | |||
Rosseau Lake College | Day: rolling Boarding: rolling | 6 - 12 | 90% | ||
Briercrest Christian Academy | Day: Aug 2, 2021 Boarding: Aug 2, 2021 | 96% |
Nursery/Toddler | Preschool | JK | SK | K | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Branksome Hall | 100% | ||||||||||||||||
Bond Academy | |||||||||||||||||
St. John's-Kilmarnock School | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | ||||
Lakefield College School | |||||||||||||||||
Upper Canada College | 40% | 33% | 33% | 33% | 33% | 20% | |||||||||||
Trinity College School | 100% | 100% | 100% | ||||||||||||||
Havergal College | 30% | 30% | 30% | 30% | 30% | 30% | 30% | 25% | |||||||||
Appleby College | 50% | 29% | 38% | 26% | 13% | ||||||||||||
The Sacred Heart School of Montreal | |||||||||||||||||
Stanstead College | |||||||||||||||||
The Bishop Strachan School | 50% | 50% | 25% | 50% | 30% | 30% | 10% | 30% | 30% | 25% | 25% | 15% | |||||
St. Michaels University School | |||||||||||||||||
McDonald International Academy | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | |||||||||||||
Nancy Campbell Academy | |||||||||||||||||
St. Margaret's School | |||||||||||||||||
Applewood Academy for Progressive Learning | |||||||||||||||||
Toronto High School | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | |||||||||||||
Bishop's College School | |||||||||||||||||
Niagara Christian Collegiate | |||||||||||||||||
Brookes Westshore | |||||||||||||||||
Bronte College | |||||||||||||||||
Brentwood College School | |||||||||||||||||
Ridley College | |||||||||||||||||
Albert College | |||||||||||||||||
J. Addison School | |||||||||||||||||
Pickering College | |||||||||||||||||
Great Lakes Christian High School | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | |||||||||||||
Fort Erie International Academy | |||||||||||||||||
Rosthern Junior College | 100% | 100% | 100% | ||||||||||||||
Maple Leaf World Schools - Canada | 75% | ||||||||||||||||
Trafalgar Castle School | |||||||||||||||||
Dewey Institute | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | |||||||||||||
King's-Edgehill School | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | ||||||||||
Ashbury College | 70% | 70% | 70% | 70% | 70% | 70% | 70% | 70% | 70% | ||||||||
Great Lakes College of Toronto | |||||||||||||||||
Queen Margaret's School | |||||||||||||||||
North Star Academy | |||||||||||||||||
London International Academy | |||||||||||||||||
Luther College High School | 95% | 95% | 95% | 95% | |||||||||||||
Shawnigan Lake School | |||||||||||||||||
Fulford Academy | 98% | 98% | 98% | 98% | 98% | 95% | 95% | ||||||||||
Durham Elementary, Durham Academy and G.B.M.S. | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% |
Kells Academy | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 95% | 95% | 90% | 95% | 90% | 90% | ||||
Unisus School | 90% | 95% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 70% | 70% | 60% | 25% | ||||
St. Peter's ACHS College School | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | |||||||||
Bodwell High School | |||||||||||||||||
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame | |||||||||||||||||
St. Andrew's College | 76% | 69% | 59% | 59% | 76% | 56% | 50% | ||||||||||
Merrick Preparatory School | 95% | 95% | 95% | 90% | |||||||||||||
Trillium School | |||||||||||||||||
Rothesay Netherwood School | |||||||||||||||||
Columbia International College | 100% | 100% | |||||||||||||||
Rosseau Lake College | 80% | 80% | 80% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | ||||||||||
Briercrest Christian Academy | 98% | 100% | 100% | 100% |
Nursery/Toddler | Preschool | JK | SK | K | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Branksome Hall | |||||||||||||||||
Bond Academy | |||||||||||||||||
St. John's-Kilmarnock School | 100% | 100% | 100% | ||||||||||||||
Lakefield College School | |||||||||||||||||
Upper Canada College | 33% | 33% | 33% | ||||||||||||||
Trinity College School | 75% | 75% | 60% | 40% | |||||||||||||
Havergal College | 50% | ||||||||||||||||
Appleby College | 20% | 27% | 30% | 8% | |||||||||||||
The Sacred Heart School of Montreal | |||||||||||||||||
Stanstead College | |||||||||||||||||
The Bishop Strachan School | 50% | 50% | 50% | 50% | |||||||||||||
St. Michaels University School | |||||||||||||||||
McDonald International Academy | 100% | 100% | |||||||||||||||
Nancy Campbell Academy | |||||||||||||||||
St. Margaret's School | |||||||||||||||||
Applewood Academy for Progressive Learning | |||||||||||||||||
Bishop's College School | |||||||||||||||||
Niagara Christian Collegiate | 85% | 85% | 85% | 85% | 85% | 85% | 85% | ||||||||||
Brookes Westshore | |||||||||||||||||
Bronte College | |||||||||||||||||
NOIC Academy | |||||||||||||||||
Robert Land Academy | |||||||||||||||||
Brentwood College School | |||||||||||||||||
Ridley College | |||||||||||||||||
Albert College | |||||||||||||||||
J. Addison School | |||||||||||||||||
Pickering College | |||||||||||||||||
Great Lakes Christian High School | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | |||||||||||||
Fort Erie International Academy | |||||||||||||||||
Rosthern Junior College | 100% | 100% | 100% | ||||||||||||||
Maple Leaf World Schools - Canada | 75% | 75% | 75% | ||||||||||||||
Trafalgar Castle School | |||||||||||||||||
Dewey Institute | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | |||||||||||
King's-Edgehill School | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | ||||||||||
Ashbury College | 70% | 70% | 70% | 70% | |||||||||||||
Great Lakes College of Toronto | 100% | 100% | 90% | 85% | |||||||||||||
Queen Margaret's School | |||||||||||||||||
North Star Academy | |||||||||||||||||
London International Academy | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | |||||||||||||
Luther College High School | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | |||||||||||||
Shawnigan Lake School | |||||||||||||||||
Fulford Academy | 98% | 98% | 98% | 98% | 98% | 95% | 95% | ||||||||||
Durham Elementary, Durham Academy and G.B.M.S. | |||||||||||||||||
Kells Academy | 95% | 95% | 95% | 95% | 90% | 95% | 90% | 90% | |||||||||
Unisus School | 80% | 70% | 70% | 60% | 25% | ||||||||||||
St. Peter's ACHS College School | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | ||||||||||
Bodwell High School | |||||||||||||||||
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame | |||||||||||||||||
St. Andrew's College | 40% | 75% | 68% | 49% | 43% | 64% | |||||||||||
UWC Canada | 25% | ||||||||||||||||
Merrick Preparatory School | 95% | 95% | 95% | 90% | |||||||||||||
Neuchâtel Junior College | |||||||||||||||||
Trillium School | |||||||||||||||||
Rothesay Netherwood School | |||||||||||||||||
Columbia International College | |||||||||||||||||
Rosseau Lake College | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | 90% | ||||||||||
Briercrest Christian Academy | 85% | 90% | 98% | 98% |
| Math | Science | Literature | Humanities Social Sciences | Foreign Languages | Fine Arts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Branksome Hall | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | ||||
Bond Academy | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
St. John's-Kilmarnock School | Communicative | Equal Balance | ||||
Lakefield College School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Communicative | Creative | ||
Upper Canada College | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Trinity College School | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
Gordonstoun Nova Scotia | Traditional Math | Inquiry | ||||
Havergal College | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Appleby College | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Communicative | Creative |
The Sacred Heart School of Montreal | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Traditional | Equal Balance | Communicative | Creative |
Stanstead College | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Traditional | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
SuOn Academy | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | ||
The Bishop Strachan School | Traditional Math | Inquiry | Social Justice | Pragmatism | Communicative | Creative |
St. Michaels University School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
McDonald International Academy | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Nancy Campbell Academy | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Communicative | Equal Balance |
St. Margaret's School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
Applewood Academy for Progressive Learning | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Pragmatism | We don't offer Foreign Languages | Creative |
Toronto High School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | |
Bishop's College School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Niagara Christian Collegiate | Equal Balance | Inquiry | Traditional | Equal Balance | Communicative | Equal Balance |
Brookes Westshore | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Perennialism | Communicative | Creative |
Bronte College | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
NOIC Academy | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
Robert Land Academy | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Brentwood College School | Traditional Math | Expository | Traditional | Perennialism | Communicative | Creative |
Ridley College | Equal Balance | Inquiry | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Albert College | Equal Balance | |||||
J. Addison School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Pickering College | Equal Balance | Inquiry | Social Justice | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Great Lakes Christian High School | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Fort Erie International Academy | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
Rosthern Junior College | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
Maple Leaf World Schools - Canada | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Trafalgar Castle School | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Traditional | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Dewey Institute | Equal Balance | Expository | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
King's-Edgehill School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Ashbury College | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Great Lakes College of Toronto | Traditional Math | Expository | Traditional | Perennialism | We don't offer Foreign Languages | Receptive |
Queen Margaret's School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Communicative | Equal Balance |
Haven International School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | We don't offer Foreign Languages | Equal Balance |
North Star Academy | Traditional Math | Expository | Traditional | Equal Balance | We don't offer Foreign Languages | Equal Balance |
London International Academy | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Traditional | Equal Balance | Communicative | Equal Balance |
Luther College High School | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Shawnigan Lake School | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Communicative | ||
Fulford Academy | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Durham Elementary, Durham Academy and G.B.M.S. | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | |
Kells Academy | Equal Balance | Inquiry | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
Unisus School | Equal Balance | Inquiry | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
St. Peter's ACHS College School | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
Bodwell High School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Athol Murray College of Notre Dame | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | ||||
St. Andrew's College | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
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Merrick Preparatory School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Receptive |
Neuchâtel Junior College | Traditional Math | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
Trillium School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Rothesay Netherwood School | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Creative |
Columbia International College | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance |
Rosseau Lake College | Equal Balance | Inquiry | Equal Balance | Pragmatism | Equal Balance | Creative |
Briercrest Christian Academy | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | Equal Balance | We don't offer Foreign Languages | Creative |
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Badminton | Baseball | Basketball | Cricket | Equestrian | Football | Golf | Gymnastics | Ice Hockey | Lacrosse | Rowing | Rugby | Soccer | Softball | Squash | Swimming | Tennis | Track and Field | Volleyball | Wrestling |
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Niagara Christian Collegiate | ||||||||||||||||||||
Brookes Westshore | ||||||||||||||||||||
Bronte College | ||||||||||||||||||||
NOIC Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
Robert Land Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
Brentwood College School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Ridley College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Albert College | ||||||||||||||||||||
J. Addison School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Pickering College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Great Lakes Christian High School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Fort Erie International Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
Rosthern Junior College | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Trafalgar Castle School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Dewey Institute | ||||||||||||||||||||
King's-Edgehill School | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Great Lakes College of Toronto | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Haven International School | ||||||||||||||||||||
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London International Academy | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Merrick Preparatory School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Neuchâtel Junior College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Trillium School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Rothesay Netherwood School | ||||||||||||||||||||
Columbia International College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Rosseau Lake College | ||||||||||||||||||||
Briercrest Christian Academy |
There are many affordable boarding schools in Canada, many of which have an international reputation. Whether a Canadian citizen or international student, these schools offer a specialized educational system devoted to the social and intellectual advancement of their students.
Some Canadian boarding schools are prep schools, in that they prepare students well for university and post-secondary education. Some also cater to specific kinds of students, including troubled youth (or teens), special needs, learning disabilities, and ADHD students. And, of course, there are boarding schools in Canada for high school, middle school, and elementary school students.
Boarding schools in Canadian provinces
Each province in Canada is governed by a ministry of education. Therefore it's important when choosing a boarding school in Canada that you consider this before applying. For example, language requirements will differ between Quebec and Saskatchewan, while the compulsory age of schooling is until 17 years of age in Manitoba and 18 in New Brunswick.
Canadian boarding schools normally have extensive facilities for academic, artistic, and athletic learning, depending on their type and in what subject they specialize in.
Operating hours of these facilities cater to the students attending the school, making them not only more accessible to them, but also safer than those that are off premises. And being a country that embraces advancements in technology, the latest computers and the availability of other modern technical equipment is standard in all schools.
But what if the Canadian boarding school you're considering lacks a specific facility that you're looking for? No problem! With the leadership of the faculty and in organized field trips, students can continue learning beyond the walls of the classroom, as they partake in all the natural and cultural splendor Canada has to offer.
Across Canada, high school graduation requirements, for boarding schools and other schools, are set by the provincial boards, not the federal government. Therefore, graduation requirements vary between provinces based on provincial criteria and curricula. Provinces also define the elements of those criteria, including what a "credit" represents, which can make a direct comparison of degree requirements difficult. For example, in BC a credit represents 30 hours of in-class instruction; in Ontario a credit represents the completion of an entire course, not a portion of it. Therefore, in order to graduate, students in Ontario are required to complete 30 credits in grades 9 through 12. In British Columbia 80 credits are required in grades 10 through 12.
Despite what the numbers might seem to suggest, the reality is that graduation requirements vary only superficially between the provinces. All require that students study English/French, mathematics, science, Canadian history, geography, and health. In addition to those core subjects, all provinces offer optional courses for credit, and students are free to choose among them. These include courses in technology and computer studies, graphic and performing arts, world studies, international languages, social studies, and cooperative education.
In addition to classwork, students must demonstrate an involvement in community service beyond the campus, though many boarding schools choose to exceed provincial guidelines there as well. Students enrolled at a school offering the International Baccalaureate Programme, for example, are required to complete 50 hours of volunteer service in order to graduate, exceeding the baseline in all provinces.
Many Canadian boarding schools formally require participation in athletics, courses international languages, or participation in extracurricular programs, such as the Duke of Edinburgh's Award. Often, these too are included as requirements in order to graduate. All diploma requirements imposed in addition to provincial requirements are at the discretion of the individual schools and do not affect the receipt of the provincial diploma. Any additional requirements made by private institutions are imposed to reflect the core values of the school as they pertain to diversity, service, leadership, and academics.
Many of the best-known Canadian boarding schools were founded in the late 19th century: Pickering College, 1842; Bishop Strachan School, 1867; Stanstead College, 1872; Ashbury College, 1891; St. Andrew's College, 1899. Life there, at least in the early days, was spartan and challenging in ways that no boarding school is today. At Upper Canada College, Frederick Hutt, a student in the 1830s, wrote to his brother, "I hope you will send plenty of nuts and cakes as I can hardly subsist on what we get."
There was a strong association with the military. The Cadet Corps of Upper Canada College was begun in 1869, and through its 127-year history it remained an integral part of school life. Students took part in regular drills and exercises, including those with active rounds. Boys were expected be prepared for deployment at any time, as occasionally they were. During the Fenian Raids of 1866 UCC students were mobilized to guard military buildings and the port in Toronto.
In time, however, the cadet programs began to feel less relevant, more relics of an earlier time, as did some of the other traditions that Canadian boarding schools, and indeed all schools, followed. Pickering College, despite a long history, was an early adopter of a more open, less punitive, more collaborative approach to education. In 1930, Joseph McCully, headmaster of Pickering College wrote "we have realized that it is impossible to force boys to become educated; long hours of fatiguing drill and arduous driving on the part of the staff may succeed in cramming the heads of small boys with a vast collection of heterogeneous and unrelated facts, but such a result is not education." Instead, he goes on, the goal of education should be to provide mentorship, and in providing an opportunity to develop talents and resiliency. Taylor Statton, head of character development at Pickering College, wrote in 1930 that:
The 'habit of obedience' forced upon the impressionable nature of a child does not develop judgment and will, but does develop that fatal facility in following other people's wills, which tends to make us a hopeless mob & dash;mere sheep, instead of wise, free, strong individuals. The habit of submission to authority, the long, deeply impressed conviction that to 'be good' is to 'give up';that there is virtue in the act of surrender;this is one of the sources from which we continually replenish human weakness … Those who know no other way of modifying a child's behaviour than through 'making him mind' suppose that if he were not make to mind he must be utterly neglected. … the rich years of childhood should be passed in the acquiring the habits of self-direction.
You'd be hard pressed to find a better description of what boarding in Canada, in the decades since, has become.
"Boarding school is not just a school where people live," says Clayton Johnson, "it is a way of life." Johnson is admissions director at Brentwood College School on Vancouver Island, in BC. "Boarding is all encompassing and life altering. It is the totality of this experience that is the 'value added' of boarding."
Because of how we discuss it, it's easy to focus on living arrangements. However, students don't attend boarding school because they need somewhere to live. Rather, the living arrangements are a necessity of the kind of instruction that Canadian boarding schools intend. "When you're operating within an independent school, in a smaller community, you can focus on values more, developing character and allowing kids to find their own place," says Innes van Nostrand, principal of Appleby College in Oakville, Ontario. "And boarding is a hothouse that allows that to happen." As such, boarding is less about what it is—schools where students and instructors live together on campus—than the kind of education that living on site, within a community of peers and mentors, can provide.
While we tend to evaluate schools through objective measures—size, testing results, university placement—a student's fit within a school, and ultimately their academic success, is often dependent on less tangible things, such as feel and culture. For some students, simply joining an academic community, one that respects learning, can itself transformative. When he enrolled at a boarding school, author John Green says, for the first time in his life, "I became a learner. And I became a learner because I found myself in a community of learners. I found myself surrounded by people who celebrated intellectualism and engagement … I started to learn, because learning was cool."
While a majority of the earliest schools began as boys' schools, or with an overt religious affiliation, in time many become co-ed and adapted their curricula to serve a more diverse student population. Bishop's College School, for example, was founded in 1836 as an Anglican boys' school serving the families of the Golden Square Mile, an Anglophone enclave of Montreal. The contrast between then and now couldn't be more stark—today the student population is drawn from more than a dozen countries and the full range of cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds.
Of course, that's true of all boarding schools in Canada today. "Walk into any boarding school today," says Anne-Marie Kee, Executive Director of CAIS, "and you'll find a vibrant, highly energized student body, housed in first-rate surroundings and engaged in more activities than you can imagine."
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