Private schools in Newmarket, in York, Ontario, and elsewhere allow children to participate in exceptional educational programs. In other cases, the private school's curriculum or school life may have a specific religious or educational perspective. Many private schools offer some indubitable advantages. These include smaller class sizes and/or focused instruction. Read more
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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.
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Aurora Preparatory Academy is small by design, a supportive JK-8 community in which students thrive. Affordable tuition and an advanced programme, including all-grade French, music and art, and inclusive sports teams.
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Situated on seven acres of rolling parkland and gardens, Country Garden Montessori Academy in Newmarket is a co-ed private day school for students in grades PS-12. The school provides a family atmosphere and is committed the intellectual growth and emotional well-being of students.
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Aurora Montessori School offers an extensive, nurturing, enriched program for 395 day students from Toddler to Grade 8 including an Outdoor Ed Classroom and the option to earn an OSSD credit in Grade 9 Academic Math.
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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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Newmarket private schools and private schools all over produce many leaders in local business, industry, politics and other sectors. This includes private schools in Stoneyhaven-Wyndham, Woodland Hill, Bristol-London, Huron Heights, Leslie Valley, Armitage, and Central Newmarket. It also includes schools in the nearby areas of Pleasantville, Aurora, East Gwillimbury, and West Gwillimbury.
By clicking on the the listings of Newmarket private schools on this page, you can learn more about the school, contact the principal and/or arrange a visit.
The step to Grade 9 is widely seen as unique, and it is. That said, the move to middle school is important, too. Perhaps even more so. [Read more]
