Application fees
- Application (processing) fee: CAD 200.
Tuition fees (annual) by year group — full-time day and boarding
- Junior/Primary years (approx. JK–Grade 4/5): Day tuition typically in the low-to-mid CAD tens of thousands per year (examples published for junior-level programs show around CAD 12,500–13,500 per year).
- Middle/Junior School (Grades 5–8): Day tuition examples published around CAD 12,500 per year; certain sport or foundations program options are charged in addition to base tuition.
- Senior School (Grades 9–12 / PG): Day tuition examples published around CAD 20,500–22,100 per year. Boarding tuition for senior years is higher; published examples show boarding packages in the mid‑CAD 40,000s up to roughly CAD 49,600 per year (domestic versus international boarding differences are published in third‑party fee summaries).
- Note on athletics/program supplements: Athletic development streams and program add‑ons (for hockey, lacrosse, tennis, foundations of sport, etc.) are charged on top of base tuition. Example supplemental charges include items such as: Foundations of Sport ~ CAD 3,500; junior/high‑performance sport tracks and travel‑inclusive team programs ranging from several thousand to in some cases CAD 6,500–17,400 for junior streams and up to CAD 5,000–23,000 for certain high‑school sport options. International student fees and ESL program fees are charged separately where applicable (examples: international student fee ~ CAD 3,000; ESL ~ CAD 8,500 in published listings).
Fees per term / instalment detail
- Published annual tuition is generally invoiced as an annual amount and commonly offered with standard instalment options (for example: deposit at acceptance followed by scheduled instalments across the school year). Exact per‑term amounts and the number of instalments vary by year group and payment plan; families receive an instalment schedule and invoice after registration.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Typical requirement at acceptance: an application fee at submission and a registration/confirmation deposit due on offer. Some published summaries indicate a substantial confirmation deposit (examples from comparable published materials show deposits expressed as a percentage of tuition or as an initial installment). Families are invoiced with dates for remaining instalments; payment schedules vary by plan and by whether the student is domestic or international.
- Returned payment or late fees: schools of this kind commonly charge administrative fees for returned payments or late payment; families should follow the invoiced due dates to avoid penalties.
Boarding fees and residence charges
- Boarding tuition (when offered) is billed as an annual boarding package that includes room and board and related residential services; published boarding examples for senior years are in the mid‑CAD 40,000s per year (domestic) with a higher international boarding rate shown in published fee summaries. On‑campus living options, homestay coordination, and associated orientation or health‑insurance costs may be additional.
Other costs and recurring ancillary fees
- Athletics/program supplements: separate fees apply for sport streams, travel, team entry, equipment and coaching beyond the core academic program (examples and ranges noted above).
- International student fees and ESL: charged in addition to tuition for international students (examples published).
- Uniforms, textbooks, materials and technology: families should budget for school apparel, personal equipment, and any course‑specific materials or devices; these are commonly billed either at acceptance or through term invoices or purchased via the school store.
- Homestay and placement fees (for international day/boarding students using homestay services): separate homestay placement fees and host family stipends may apply.
Refund information
- Application fees are non‑refundable in published summaries of common practice for admissions processing. Confirmation deposits or registration fees are often non‑refundable or subject to specific refund schedules; refund rules depend on timing of withdrawal relative to invoiced due dates and may be detailed on the school's enrolment contract and fee schedule.
Fee payment options
- Accepted payment channels commonly used by Canadian independent schools and referenced in comparable school payment instructions include: electronic bank transfer (wire), Interac e‑Transfer (domestic), online international payment services (Flywire / PayMyTuition or equivalents), cheque, and credit card (often subject to a processing/convenience fee). Families are typically provided specific remittance instructions and banking details on invoices.
Summary of key numbers (examples published for 2025–2026 / 2026–27 range)
- Application fee: CAD 200.
- Day tuition: example range from approximately CAD 12,500 (junior levels) to CAD 20,500–22,100 (senior levels).
- Boarding tuition (senior level examples): mid‑CAD 40,000s to roughly CAD 49,600 (domestic vs international examples in published summaries).
- Program/athletics supplements: common additional charges from a few thousand to the low tens of thousands CAD depending on program and travel.
