ADMISSIONS

An open house includes a campus tour and meetings with teachers, staff, and students. Hosting open houses is a typical practice among schools.

• Why it matters

  A school visit offers a firsthand look at the environment, culture, and daily life of the school. It provides an opportunity to ask questions, observe interactions, and verify your expectations directly. It's a vital part of an informed choice.

See the deadline distribution for all other schools we cover below.

• Application deadline by enrollment type(s)

  Month	North Point School	Other schools
  	Rolling admissions	Fixed deadline	Rolling admissions
  September	Day admissions	0%	90% of all other schools have rolling admissions
  October		Less than 1%
  November		1%
  December		7%
  January		2%
  February		1%
  March		2%
  April		Less than 1%
  May		Less than 1%
  June		Less than 1%
  July		0%
  August		Less than 1%

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• Why it matters

  The admissions timeline helps you plan and prepare for key milestones, including school visits, application submission, and acceptance notifications.

The highest number of openings across all other schools we cover include Grade(s) K, 7 and 9 (for the same grades offered at North Point School).

• Breakdown by grade

  Entry grade	Number of openings available: Day
  	North Point School	Average of all other schools
  K	8	14
  Gr. 1	6 - 8	10
  Gr. 2	8 - 12	8
  Gr. 3	6 - 10	8
  Gr. 4	3 - 6	8
  Gr. 5	4 - 10	9
  Gr. 6	5 - 10	9
  Gr. 7	1 - 2	17
  Gr. 8	1 - 2	9
  Gr. 9	1 - 2	23
  Gr. 10	1 - 2	12
  Gr. 11	5 - 7	12
  Gr. 12	5 - 7	13
  K	8	14
  Gr. 1	6 - 8	10
  Gr. 2	8 - 12	8
  Gr. 3	6 - 10	8
  Gr. 4	3 - 6	8
  Gr. 5	4 - 10	9
  Gr. 6	5 - 10	9
  Gr. 7	1 - 2	17
  Gr. 8	1 - 2	9
  Gr. 9	1 - 2	23

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• Why it matters

  Popular entry grades may offer more opportunities for peer integration and more extensive orientation programs at the school. Applying to these grades may increase the chances of admission and support a smoother social and academic transition for the student.

Acceptance rate at North Point School is typical of the schools we cover.

• Breakdown by grade

  Grade	Acceptance rate: Day
  	North Point School	Average of all other schools
  K	75%	24%
  Gr. 1	75%	39%
  Gr. 2	75%	37%
  Gr. 3	75%	37%
  Gr. 4	75%	38%
  Gr. 5	75%	38%
  Gr. 6	75%	37%
  Gr. 7	75%	39%
  Gr. 8	75%	36%
  Gr. 9	75%	42%
  Gr. 10	75%	39%
  Gr. 11	75%	38%
  Gr. 12	75%	36%
  K	75%	24%
  Gr. 1	75%	39%
  Gr. 2	75%	37%
  Gr. 3	75%	37%
  Gr. 4	75%	38%
  Gr. 5	75%	38%
  Gr. 6	75%	37%
  Gr. 7	75%	39%
  Gr. 8	75%	36%
  Gr. 9	75%	42%

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• What North Point School says it looks for in students

  There is no single perfect type of student for North Point. North Point School welcomes all boys and girls who are curious, enthusiastic, and would benefit from an active learning environment. We recognize that each student comes with their own unique gifts and interests and that a diverse school community benefits everyone. We look for students with a combination of skills, talents, interests and learning styles. We consider all of these elements when making our admissions decisions.

• Why it matters

  A school's acceptance rate gives you an indication of how competitive the admissions process is. Understanding this can help you set expectations and make strategic decisions about where to apply. Please note that the acceptance rates provided here are approximate.

See grade-by-grade admissions requirements at North Point School and how they compare with other schools.

• Breakdown by grade

  Grade	Required by North Point School					% of schools requiring
  	Interview	SSAT	SSAT (out of province)	Entrance exam	Entrance essay
  K	-	-	-	-	-	Interview: 41%, Exam: 8%
  Gr. 1		-	-	-	-	Interview: 51%, Exam: 15%, Essay: 2%
  Gr. 2		-	-	-	-	Interview: 52%, Exam: 18%, Essay: 2%
  Gr. 3		-	-	-	-	Interview: 52%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 20%, Essay: 3%
  Gr. 4		-	-	-	-	Interview: 54%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 22%, Essay: 4%
  Gr. 5		-	-	-	-	Interview: 55%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 24%, Essay: 5%
  Gr. 6		-	-	-	-	Interview: 59%, SSAT: 2%, Exam: 25%, Essay: 7%
  Gr. 7		-	-	-	-	Interview: 61%, SSAT: 2%, Exam: 27%, Essay: 10%
  Gr. 8		-	-	-	-	Interview: 62%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 26%, Essay: 10%
  Gr. 9		-	-	-	-	Interview: 48%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 23%, Essay: 11%
  Gr. 10		-	-	-	-	Interview: 47%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 19%, Essay: 11%
  Gr. 11		-	-	-	-	Interview: 47%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 19%, Essay: 12%
  Gr. 12		-	-	-	-	Interview: 42%, SSAT: 1%, Exam: 15%, Essay: 10%

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• What North Point School says about the application process

  Application fee: N/A

  Registration fee: N/A

  Deposit: $0

  
  Description:

  APPLICATION PROCESS

  If you would like to attend North Point, the application process is as follows:

  Step 1: PERSONAL INTERVIEW

  At this point, we presume you have attended one of our Open Houses or a Personal School Tour. We then conduct an interview with both the prospective student and parent(s) to confirm this is the correct fit for everyone involved. If you have not yet attended this interview, please do so BEFORE submitting this Application for Admission. Prospective students should attend a school Shadow Day.

  Step 2: APPLICATION

  Application for Admission packages submitted MUST include the completed documents and attachments to ensure a successful student enrolment at North Point School for Boys. A checklist is provided for your reference only and does not need to be submitted as part of the submitted package.

  Step 3: FINAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCEPTANCE

  Once we have received your application, we review the documentation, the personal interview and shadow day (if applicable). Parents are notified by phone and in writing of acceptance. Upon acceptance, parents are invited to complete the student registration and remit a deposit and the remaining tuition fees are due in accordance with the fee schedule.

• Why it matters

  Understanding admission requirements is crucial as you assess your fit with a school and the likelihood of acceptance. These requirements often reflect the school's educational priorities.