Find Etobicoke private schools here, including schools in Weston, the Westway, Longbranch, Rexdale, Alderwood, Kingsway, the Humber Valley, and other suburbs on the west of Toronto proper, listed below. Click on the school's link to get a close look at life inside the school, along with contact information and more. Read more
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New Haven is a leading private school and non-profit centre supporting individuals with ASD and their families year-round. Our focus centres on growing potential and changing the lives of those with ASD to SOAR.
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Vincent Massey supports students in reaching their individual potential through a balanced education; setting your child up for success in all avenues of life.
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Kingsley's small classes and personal approach help students reach their unique potential. Each child is seen, heard, and respected. French, music, and phys-ed round out a program which includes plenty of time outdoors.
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Oak Learners is a Reggio-Inspired alternative school with a focus on Outdoor Education and personalized learning. Our classrooms are mixed-grade and follow an inquiry-based learning model of skill development.
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Quo Vadis, through a Polish-English bilingual program, aims to assist in the formation of well-rounded, responsible individuals, promotes academic excellence and encourages self-esteem within a Catholic environment.
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At Olivet School, we focus on building the "whole child". We create a warm, caring environment for our students through small class sizes and integrating Christian values and character development into all that we do.
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Kingsway College School delivers enriched programming in academics, arts, athletics, and citizenship. Our strong focus on community and small class sizes support differentiated instruction and student-driven learning.
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Etobicoke private schools allow your child(ren) to take part in the exact educational programs or be taught from the educational perspective that is right for them.
Enrol your child in an Etobicoke private school and discover the many benefits of private education. These include:
The progressive Kindergarten program at Hudson College [Read more]
