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Read our in-depth review"At Albert College in Belleville, Ontario, every student from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12 experiences all five of the A’s that are integral to an AC education. Academics are our primary focus, but all students participate in the Arts, Athletics, Active Citizenship and Adventure. By inspiring excellence in the Five A’s, our students develop into well-rounded global citizens within our close family environment. Our students leave as confident, courageous graduates ready for post-secondary education and beyond."
Albert College provides opportunities for its students, which would be impossible in a larger school. With a focus on the Five A's - Academics, Arts, Athletics, Active Citizenship and Adventure - our students have a wide array of curricular and co-curricular opportunities in these areas. Our objective is to help students polish talents and discover new ones all within a caring and nurturing environment that values individuality, compassion, integrity and inclusiveness. Because of our small size, every student is known, and can explore opportunities based on their interests.
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When Albert College opened in 1857, British North America was a group of colonies; forests were still being cleared in Hastings and Frontenac Counties and logs floated down the Moira River. It is Canada’s oldest co-educational boarding and day school.
Albert College was founded by the Methodist Episcopal Church as the Belleville Seminary. Due to its strong academic record, Albert College received its university charter in 1866 and was renamed Albert University in honour of Prince Albert, the Prince Consort of Queen Victoria. In 1884, the school stopped offering university credits and became a high school. The original College, located on what is now College Street East, was destroyed by fire in the spring of 1917. The school was rebuilt on Dundas Street West, opening in 1926 and affiliated with the United Church of Canada. Today, Albert College is non-denominational, welcoming students from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12 from 15+ nations.
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Albert College is a family that supports and encourages one another. Our school is small and everyone knows each other no matter what grade you are in. The faculty and staff are caring and supportive, and encourage students to be the very best they can be. Albert College is more than a school, it truly is a family.
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The faculty and staff at Albert College truly care about each and every student. The boarding staff treat our boarding students like their own children. We truly are a family that studies, plays and grows together. The connections that students make at Albert College, with the staff and with their fellow classmates from around the world are unique and shape them into confident global citizens. Albert College students create friendships that last a lifetime.
Albert College is steeped in history and tradition. Founded in 1857, Albert College celebrates its history through traditional events, songs and customs that have been celebrated for decades. From our 100 year old building to the beautiful and historic Memorial Chapel, our traditional Candlelight Carol Service and orientation camp in the fall where the whole school goes camping together. There are many Albert College traditions that make us who we are.
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