Understanding your child before choosing a school
Choosing a private school is one of the most emotionally complex decisions many parents make. It goes far beyond academics, rankings, or reputation. Families are thinking about where their child will spend most of their waking hours, who will shape their confidence, and what kind of environment will help them grow not just as students, but as people.
Feeling overwhelmed at the beginning of the search is entirely normal. With so many schools offering different philosophies, cultures, and promises, the process can feel daunting. Many families find that clarity begins to emerge when the search starts not with schools, but with the child.
The strongest school searches usually begin with self-reflection. Before comparing programs or visiting campuses, it helps to ask a simple question: Who is my child right now? That means thinking honestly about strengths, challenges, temperament, interests, confidence, and emotional needs. Some children thrive in structured environments, while others need flexibility, creativity, or gentler transitions.
For some families, outside advice or an educational assessment can bring important clarity. Understanding a child’s learning profile is not about labelling them. It is about finding an environment where they can succeed without feeling unseen or unsupported. In some cases, families may also benefit from exploring special needs schools in Toronto or schools with stronger learning support.
School visits are where clarity often emerges
For many families, school visits are the turning point. Walking through hallways, observing classrooms, and speaking with admissions staff often reveal far more than a website can. Parents begin to notice how students interact, how teachers respond, and whether the overall tone of the school feels warm, engaged, and aligned with their family values.
It is worth looking beyond polished presentations and asking practical questions. How does the school support students when they struggle or excel? How does it communicate with parents? What kinds of relationships do teachers build with students? Families often gain the most from open houses and school events, school tours, and the chance to visit schools in person. Many also find it useful to attend the Toronto Private School Expo to meet a range of schools in one place.
When the right environment changes everything
Parents often describe the right school fit as transformative. A child who once felt disengaged may become more motivated, more confident, and more willing to participate once placed in an environment that understands their learning style and responds to them as an individual. In many cases, the change is not caused by a single program, but by alignment between the child, the school’s philosophy, and the peer environment.
This is why school choice is rarely about finding a perfect institution. It is about finding the setting where a child feels known, safe, and encouraged to grow. When students feel intellectually and socially aligned with those around them, effort and curiosity often follow naturally.
Parents often describe the decision process as a balance between careful analysis and intuition. It makes sense to compare programs, ask about admissions, understand the private school application process, and think clearly about cost and logistics. But families also learn to pay attention to how a school feels. Sometimes a school checks every box but still does not seem right. In other cases, a school feels deeply right even if it is not perfect in every respect.
Both logic and instinct have a role to play. The goal is not to choose the best school in the abstract, but the one where your child is most likely to feel safe, engaged, seen, and supported.
A journey, not a one-time decision
One of the most reassuring realities for parents is that school choice is not irreversible. Children grow, needs change, and families evolve. What works well at one stage may not fit as well later, and that is okay. Many families feel more grounded when they approach school choice as a journey rather than a single, permanent verdict.
That perspective can also help when moving between stages. A child may thrive first in private preschools in Toronto, then later need a different fit in elementary private schools in Toronto, middle schools in Toronto, or private high schools in Toronto. The best decisions are often the ones that meet a child well in the present while leaving room for reflection in the future.
Compare Toronto private schools in one place
Many families use the annual OUR KIDS Private School Expo in Toronto as a step in their school search. On October 24, 2026, the expo brings admissions teams from a range of independent schools into one setting, making it easier to compare programs, ask practical questions about supports and applications, and get a first feel for a school’s culture before booking tours. For parents still refining a shortlist or hoping to compare specialized, faith-based, and university-preparatory options side by side, it can be a good place to begin. Learn more about the Toronto Private School Expo.
In the end, children flourish when they feel understood. The right school is not simply the most impressive one. It is the place where your child can belong, grow, and rediscover the joy of learning, and where you, as a parent, can feel confident that they are known, supported, and valued every day.
Families who take time to reflect, research carefully, and visit schools thoughtfully are usually better able to make a decision that feels both practical and deeply grounded. The process can be demanding, but it becomes clearer when the focus stays on fit, relationships, and the kind of daily experience that will help a child thrive.
List of Toronto private schools
Access school reviews, insights, and comparisons through our comprehensive reports below.
1. Schools with in-depth reports
These are the leading schools that Our Kids editors have covered most extensively so far, providing detailed insights and thorough analysis of their programs, student life, and more.
"Crestwood School's uniqueness lies in its holistic approach to education, combining traditional teaching methods, individualized instruction and a commitment to fostering creativity and critical thinking skills.
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"Toronto Prep School starts later in order to maximize teen learning. The optimal time for teenagers to learn is late in the morning through to late afternoon. Our classes start at 10:00 am.
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"Sunnybrook School offers the IB Primary Years Program for all students in JK - Grade 6. Our inquiry approach fosters and develops critical thinking, student agency and globally minded citizens.
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"Prestige School offers programs from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12 in Toronto. Its average class size is 15 to 20 students.
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"The York School is a co-ed JK-Grade 12 IB World School in midtown Toronto. Our mission is to nurture curious learners to become globally minded leaders with integrity and purpose.
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"Kingsway College School's (KCS) goal is to provide environments where a student’s wellness is supported as they become lifelong learners who are good people. Spend an hour at KCS to see how we do this every day.
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"Hudson encourages students to do one thing above all else: be yourself. Our down-to-earth community celebrates personal strengths, fosters intellectual curiosity, and encourages ambitious personal goals.
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"Our vision: Life-long Georgians ready to use their scholarship, compassion, conscience and courage to make a difference. Our mission: To challenge and inspire each boy to become the best version of himself.
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"Our goal is for our students to understand learning as an outcome in and of itself. Learning that doesn't follow a straight path. And if it gets messy, that's okay, because at SCS it's safe to explore and be who you are.
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"MetroPrep blends elite academics, personal mentorship, and bold innovation—offering Toronto’s first high school biotech program, a dynamic arts stream, and IB Diploma candidacy to help students thrive and lead.
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"The Bishop Strachan School is a leading independent JK-Grade 12 day & Boarding school for girls. Students build academic skills to thrive at university and beyond. Over $2 million available in financial assistance.
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"At Upper Canada College tradition, excellence and innovation meet. UCC inspires boys to lead lives of leadership, service and impact through transformative learning experiences that develop head, heart and humanity.
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"Havergal’s supportive environment drives academic excellence and cultivates confident leaders through unparalleled programs, empowering students to pursue their passions, take initiative and thrive.
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"Crescent School is an independent day school for boys in Grades 1 to 12 in Toronto. Our relational learning environment develops students' character through academics, arts, athletics, business, outreach and robotics.
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"Our Adviser Program guides the personalized approach found in all aspects of life at Greenwood. From academics to co-curriculars to outdoor education, students feel engaged as they grow through successes & challenges.
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"Cambridge Showcase School offering skill-based, globally benchmarked learning in intentionally small classes. Students are known, challenged, and mentored within a focused, close-knit academic community.
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"Founded in 1962, TFS offers an exceptional English and French education from 20 months to Grade 12. TFS teaches the curricula of France and Ontario within the International Baccalaureate framework.
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"Our Beyond the Books approach prioritizes academic success & personal growth, using success to nurture students' confidence & self-esteem to develop a willingness to take risks in the classroom & school activities.
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"Branksome Hall is Toronto’s only leading International Baccalaureate (IB) World School for girls in JK-Grade 12, developing the leaders of tomorrow through the nurturing of curiosity and critical thinking at every age.
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2. Schools with standard reports
 Toronto, Ontario Spadina Ave/College Street "Authentic, CCMA accredited Montessori Schools located in downtown Toronto, offering programs for Toddlers, Casa, Elementary and Adolescent children in beautiful settings with large and expansive natural playgrounds." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Don Mill Rd/York Mills Rd "A future-ready learning experience grounded in curiosity, compassion, and courage, combining innovative academics, global perspective, and outstanding facilities." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario York Mills Road/Don Mills Road "We value partnership with parents, creating a genuinely warm and friendly community. We raise the academic bar on academic excellence, and expectations of character, helping the boys become the best that they can be." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario York Mills Road/Bayview Avenue "Junior Academy offers programs for students from Toddler to Grade Eight, in midtown Toronto. The average class size is 10 to 14 students and it caters to many types of students with different learning profiles." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Dufferin Avenue/401 Highway "The Sterling Hall School understands how boys learn best. Teacher relationships and extensive co-curriculars empower and inspire each boy. Our focus on learning, character and community ensure all boys belong." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Yonge St./Lawrence Ave. "The Dunblaine School empowers students with learning disabilities to reach their full potential. It offers programs for students from grade one to eight, with an average class size of 5-7 students." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Davenport Rd/Spadina Rd "Waldorf education is 'schooling with heart'. Students and parents love our class sizes, strong teacher relationships, incredible curriculum, unique opportunities and arts-infused academics!" —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Danforth Ave/Broadview Ave "Montcrest is a welcoming community that specializes in cultivating incredible young people. With small class sizes & unparalleled student-teacher relationships, Montcrest helps children become who they’re meant to be." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario York Mills/DVP "Crestwood Preparatory College offers a university preparatory program for students in grades 7 to 12. Crestwood always strive to Inspire Excellence and to Nurture the Individual." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Leslie/York Mills "La Citadelle teaches French and English as first languages within a Gr. 8 Reach Ahead, IB and AP programme, academically advanced, university-bound, and grounded in a warm community that shapes confident global citizens." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario York Mills/Leslie "Learning is not one to many. It's many to one. From the teachers to the principal to the coaches and beyond, learning at WillowWood is a team approach." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Dufferin/Eglinton "The Lycée Français de Toronto offers the excellence of the French curriculum in a multicultural setting, developing strong academics, full bilingualism, and globally minded students." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Sheppard Avenue East/Highway 401 "Sunray Academy of Canada prepares learners with a personalized high school education (OSSD), empowering them to design their future, pursue global opportunities, and emerge as confident & internationally minded leaders." —From the school
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 North York, Ontario Avenue Road/Lawrence Avenue "Through our dynamic individual education plans, mentorship, and therapeutic counselling we ensure all students feel comfortable, respected and cared for, so they stay actively engaged in their educational journey." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario "Hopscotch Montessori Toronto is an international boutique school that nurtures global citizens aged 0-12. We foster child-driven independence, academic discovery, creative exploration, and a sustainability mindset." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Avenue Rd/Bloor St W "RDS is a downtown co-ed school that fosters future-ready leaders by honouring the unique character and potential of each child. We offer small class sizes and access to top-tier facilities like UoT, the ROM and the AGO." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Lawrence/Don Mills "Brighton School is the gem that you’ve been looking for! K-12 students love it for its warm, bright classrooms, and amazingly supportive spec ed teachers who understand their learning challenges." —From the school
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 Oakville / Toronto, Ontario Yonge/Finch "Monarch Academy is a private school for children with autism, rooted in a culture of belonging. We offer a strength-based, individualized approach that supports each child’s academic, social, and emotional growth." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario "At Central Montessori School (CMS), young minds are inspired to be creative, innovative, and inquisitive. We cultivate bright, young leaders and strong communicators ready for the 21st century." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Yonge/Eglinton "We go beyond curriculum expectations to provide opportunities for students to earn admission into their university of choice using our AP accreditation, staff expertise and individualized goals in small classes." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario "MIA is proud to foster a family environment through our small class sizes and close knit academic community. Our support for students goes far beyond the classroom to best prepare them for life after graduation." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario "GIST is Toronto’s only full-time trilingual school (English, French, German). As an IB World School, we offer a European-style education with a focus on languages and STEM in small, supportive classes." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Bloor St W/Jane St "A specialized micro school for bright learners with ADHD, giftedness, and complex profiles. We offer individualized, strengths-based learning in a calm, supportive environment where students feel understood and thrive." —From the school
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 Etobicoke / Mississauga, Ontario Derry/HWY 27 "Housed in state-of-the-art facilities, we offer a 48-year legacy of providing a perfect learning environment with enriched academic, arts, & athletic programs - inspiring every student to be extraordinary." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Dufferin St/Lawrence Ave W "LDVA provides foundational education and challenges students to develop to their full potential. Officially recognized by the Italian Government, our unique curriculum incorporates Italian language and culture." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario University Ave./Dundas street "CMPS is a faith-based, academically rigorous community blending Montessori and traditional methods to inspire a love of learning, strong character, and confident leadership from Preschool to Grade 12." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Avenue Road/St. Clair Ave. "De La Salle College is a Catholic, co-educational, university preparatory school in Toronto from Grade 5 to 12, with an average class size of 20-25 students and tuition at $18,550 - $19, 700." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Yonge/Davenport "At The Linden School, we empower students to lead, think critically, and thrive in an inclusive, progressive environment. Our innovative approach to education promotes student voice, well-being, and academic excellence." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Davenport/Dupont "The Mabin School offers programs from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 6 in Toronto. Its average class size is 20 students." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario "With faculty that truly cares for your child’s wellbeing, we provide a rare tight-knit community that feels like home. With a warm and welcoming culture, students are inspired to learn today so they can lead tomorrow!" —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Don Mills Rd/York Mills Rd "Building on internationally acclaimed preschool reading success, SLI has grown into a hub for ground-breaking student achievement in literary, scientific, coding, and entrepreneurial achievement across Pre-K - Grade 6." —From the school
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 North York / Port Hope, Ontario York Mills Rd/Don Mills Rd "We inspire global learners through a rigorous IB & AP programs, nurturing curiosity, confidence, and character. In a small-class setting, each student receives individual attention to excel and lead globally." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Don Mills/York Mills "Westfield is a focused, future-driven private school for ambitious students. We offer rigorous academics, elite university prep, and a high-performance culture for families who value discipline, excellence, and outcomes." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario 404/DVP/Sheppard Avenue "North Toronto Christian School offers a full day, co-educational program from junior kindergarten to grade 12." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Duplex Ave/St Clements Ave "At SCELS we believe giving children an early education will build a solid foundation to prepare them for their next school setting." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Bathurst St./St. Clair West "Canada’s only independent, Catholic school for boys in Grades 7-12, taught in the Basilian tradition of forming the mind, body, and soul. Since 1852, we have educated students in goodness, discipline, and knowledge." —From the school
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 Markham / North York, Ontario Don Mills Road/York Mills Road "For over a decade, Merit College has been helping thousands of talented students from local communities and around the world reach their full potential and gain admission to top universities." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario "Howlett Academy is a private, co-educational school for JK to Grade 8. Accountability, Integrity, Teamwork, Innovation, Creativity and Energy are our core values." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Church/Bloor "Founded in 1997, the Abelard School is a small independent school for grades 7 through 12, located in downtown Toronto. It offers small class sizes and an enriched, integrated curriculum to bright, motivated students." —From the school
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 Etobicoke, Ontario Bloor St West/Kipling Ave "Beamish Academy combines certified teachers with AI-supported learning through CENTURY Tech, helping students K-6 of all levels achieve mastery while building confidence, independence, and future-ready skills." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Mt Pleasant Rd/Eglinton Ave "Authentic AMI Montessori learning with experienced educators, purposeful environments, and strong foundations in literacy, math, and French. Children build independence, focus, and confidence." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Breadalbane St/St Luke Ln "YMCA Academy is an alternative school for neurodivergent students in Grades 6–12 with learning disabilities and learning differences, offering individualized support to help students reach their post-secondary goals." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Bathurst St./Eglinton Ave. West "At Alive Montessori, Grades 1–6 students develop independence, curiosity, and strong academic foundations through hands-on Montessori learning, personalized instruction, and a supportive school family." —From the school
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 Etobicoke, Ontario Lakeshore and/Kipling "Our approach to learning surpasses traditional education outcomes by interweaving subjects for holistic understanding, fostering essential skills for navigating life challenges in social, emotional and academic contexts." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Bloor St. West/Windermere St. "Erudite School offers individual learning maps to meet the needs of each child. Our curriculum highlights: English, French, and optional Russian, the Arts and STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Yonge/Sheppard "25 Years of Academic Excellence. Wise Owl stands apart with small class sizes, a rigorous curriculum, and a nurturing culture that develops character, leadership, academic excellence, and the whole child." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Danforth/Broadview "Passages is an alternative school that empowers young people to shape their education. Supported by adult mentors, learners follow their interests, contribute to a democratic community and feel engaged in learning again." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Finch Avenue/Islington Avenue "Nile Academy offers small class sizes and a low student-to-teacher ratio, while also following the Ontario Curriculum, ensuring our students are well prepared for the rest of their educational pursuits here in Canada." —From the school
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 Etobicoke, Ontario Burnhamthorpe Road/Kipling Avenue "We have a Christian-based perspective that builds the whole child. We teach them how to ask questions about the world around them while encouraging interest in bettering themselves and their communities." —From the school
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 North York, Ontario Sheppard Avenue East/Victoria Park Avenue "Head Start Montessori was founded in 2002, on the premise that children need a warm, loving and authentic Montessori environment for them to grow into well-adjusted and peaceful beings. H.S.M. is a home away from home." —From the school
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 North York, Ontario Leslie Street/401 "Enriched STEM, Arts, and AP learning environment with individualized programming, small classes, and personalized support built around each student’s strengths, university goals, and future success." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario York Mills/Leslie "Hawthorn partners with parents to form well-rounded young women rooted in the Catholic faith. Through personalized attention, students excel in academics, leadership, and character, with exceptional university placement." —From the school
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 Scarborough, Ontario Brimley Avenue/Finch Avenue East "RCS’s purpose is to unleash the potential in each student and set them on the path for a successful life. We provide rigorous academics with individual attention in a diverse, energizing, and caring environment." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Lawrence Ave./Bathurst St. "The Clover School offers an authentic Montessori education across two Toronto locations for Toddler to Grade 6, rooted in community, academic excellence, and whole-child development where every child is truly known." —From the school
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 Etobicoke, Ontario "Quo Vadis offers a dynamic trilingual Polish-English-French program within a Catholic environment. The school prioritizes academic excellence, self-esteem, and the formation of well-rounded, responsible individuals." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Yonge St/Lawrence Ave "Blyth Academy has five Ontario campuses offering programming in-person and virtual. As part of the Globeducate network, students benefit from world class academics, personalized learning and global opportunities." —From the school
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 North York, Ontario Dufferin St/Finch ave "Bright Start Academy empowers elementary/secondary students with learning challenges. We offer small classes, 1:1 support & credit courses for academic independence and success." —From the school
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 Etobicoke, Ontario Royal York/Eglington "Christian, nature-immersed education forming the whole child through academic excellence, entrepreneurship, and real-world learning. We raise self-starting leaders rooted in truth, purpose, and absolute freedom." —From the school
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 Toronto / Whitchurch-Stouffville, Ontario Ellerslie/Yonge St "TFMS offers bilingual education in English and French from Pre-K to Gr. 8. Spanish is introduced as a second language from Gr. 1–8. Small classes and Christian values support each child’s full development and growth." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario St. Clair Ave West/Avenue Road "Founded on the science of neuroplasticity, Arrowsmith Program provides students with the skills necessary to overcome their learning disabilities and transform their academic, cognitive, emotional and social lives." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Wilson Avenue/Avenue Road "At Glen Briar Academy, every student is known, supported, and empowered. We go beyond grades to cultivate lifelong learners, critical thinkers, and compassionate, globally-minded leaders with purpose." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario "Humberside Montessori School is internationally recognized and accredited by Association Montessori Internationale (AMI). Our AMI certified teachers provide an authentic Montessori experience for our students." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario "Aurora Alternative Micro School has created a curriculum that combines academic and creative experiences , engaging a child's head, heart and hands in an environment that is supportive, nurturing and rich in growth." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Yonge St/Sheppard Ave "Ontario Virtual School is an Ontario Ministry-inspected credit-granting institution offering Grades 6-12 courses in an interactive online format. Students can start anytime with 24/7 access." —From the school
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 Scarborough, Ontario McCowan/Lawrence Ave E. "Future Hope Academy develops confident learners, athletes, and leaders through faith, academic excellence, mentorship, and community service in a Christ-centred environment." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario "Some of the greatest inventors, authors, and entrepreneurs of our time had minds that differed from the average. Our unique methodology addresses the needs of learners with ADHD and Dyslexia." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Bloor St. W/Spadina Ave. "At UTS, we ignite the brightest minds to make a difference in the world. Join our vibrant and caring community where students searching for an academic challenge find their purpose, push boundaries and shape the future." —From the school
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 North York, Ontario Bayview/Sheppard "Bannockburn provides a strong academic foundation anchored in the principles of the Montessori philosophy that supports your child’s intellectual, moral, social, and emotional development in a nurturing environment." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario "Atelier Kids is a community with passionate educators, engaged parents and curious, adventurous children. Our inquiry-based program is focused on creative arts and building a strong connection with the natural world." —From the school
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 Neuchâtel, Switzerland • Toronto, Ontario "Neuchâtel Junior College offers a transformative Grade 12 or gap year in Switzerland. Students study Canadian curriculum, immerse themselves in French Swiss culture, and gain independence and a global perspective." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Queen Street East/Glen Manor Drive "Our goal is to guide children with respect and understanding, nurturing a lifelong love of learning. We strive to create a supportive environment that fosters intellectual, social, and moral growth." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Bayview/Eglinton "CGS represents a strong sense of community where we partner with our families and experienced team of educators to promote a balanced academic-and-values based environment; diversity and inclusion are paramount." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Dufferin/401 "Bloomsbury Academy’s unique integrated Montessori/Focus approach enables our students to develop essential skills such as self-direction, collaborative problem-solving, and emotional intelligence." —From the school
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 North York, Ontario York Mills/Leslie "We follow the Montessori philosophy: connection before instruction. We customize, personalize, and honor the individuality of every child, nurturing growth through trust, respect, and thoughtful guidance." —From the school
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 Toronto, Ontario Bloor St/St. George St "Keystone School offers a globally minded, project-based education in a supportive, close-knit environment—empowering students to think critically, lead confidently, and learn with purpose." —From the school
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 North York, Ontario Bathurst/Wilson "Magnificent Minds reimagines education through a neurodiversity-affirming, whole-child approach that integrates learning, mental health, and skill development in a supportive, low-ratio environment." —From the school
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 North York / Pickering, Ontario Finch Ave. W./Bathurst St. "CAA has been serving the GTA for 70 years. Our students learn through a strong academic curriculum, community engagement and alumni mentorship – with a 98% acceptance rate to the University of their first choice." —From the school
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 North York, Ontario 401/404 "NYA pairs rigorous academics with personalized counselling, US university credit options, and global pathways. 100% grad rate; 90% to Canada’s top-10. A diverse, caring community that grows character and ambition." —From the school
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