Compare Moderate-level SEN International Schools in Canada

Aberdeen Hall Kelowna delivers the BC Ministry of Education program from Preschool to Grade 12, with Montessori influences. Preschool uses a Montessori-based framework nurturing social, emotional, and intellectual development, with activities in Math, Sensorial, Language Arts, Culture, and Practical Life, plus Move, Groove and Music. Kindergarten offers a full-day program with AIM French, Music, ADST, and Physical Education, while literacy and numeracy are built through Jolly Phonics, Oxford Reading Tree, and Handwriting Without Tears. The Junior School (K–5) follows BC concepts and a competency-based approach, guided by the Gryphon Code. The Middle Years (6–8) provide a personalized BC curriculum focusing on communication and critical thinking. In High School (9–12), students follow the BC Graduation Program with optional Advanced Placement courses, a Flex acceleration option, and post-secondary planning support. The 44-acre campus includes the Marjorie Callahan Early Learning Centre, Hanlon Senior School, Holzhey Hall, housing The Great Hall, a commercial kitchen, and the Loft Cafe; the Athletics and Wellness Centre opened in 2024. Aberdeen Hall is CAIS-accredited (2023).

Beautiful Saviour Lutheran School is a faith‑based Canadian curriculum school in Winnipeg, operating on two campuses: Birchdale (52 Birchdale Ave) and St. Mary's Road (1541 St. Mary's Rd). The Birchdale site offers daycare/preschool, K–8, and will introduce high school grades 9–11 in 2026–27, with Grade 12 added by 2027–28 as Canada's first Lutheran high school under Lutheran Church Canada. The St. Mary's campus provides daycare and nursery/junior kindergarten. The school follows the Manitoba Curriculum with Manitoba-certified teachers and multi‑grade class configurations. Core subjects include Mathematics, Language Arts, French, Science, Social Studies, Physical Education, Art, Band (5–8), Violin (1–4), and General Music (Kindergarten), plus ICT literacy and Industrial Arts/Human Ecology (7–8). A part‑time Resource Teacher supports learning needs; the Industrial Arts program is delivered via an agreement with Louis Riel School Division, with Nelson McIntyre Collegiate attendance one day in a six‑day rotation. Daily chapel and Luther's Morning Prayer are part of the Christian program. Extracurriculars include Coding Club, Mad Science, and Chess Club.

Crescent Heights Academy is an independent day school in Surrey, British Columbia, offering IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Kindergarten to Grade 5, and IB Middle Years Programme (MYP) with Advanced Placement (AP) courses in the Senior School (Grades 10–12). The PYP emphasizes inquiry-based learning across six transdisciplinary units, with exhibitions marking Grade 5 transitions to the Middle/Senior pathway and continuing university counselling. The school follows the British Columbia Provincial Curriculum with English as the main language of instruction and core-French from Kindergarten to Grade 12, supported by the AIM language program. Crescent Heights operates three Surrey campuses (Primary KG–3, Intermediate 3–5, Senior 6–12) and plans a 110,000 sq ft K–12 facility opening Fall 2028. Facilities include Atrium Level 2, a Junior Library, and a Double Gymnasium with a north-side gym. A co-curricular program covers arts, sports, service, leadership, and outdoor education, complemented by school transport and a lunch program.

Located at 2365 Bayview Avenue in midtown Toronto, Crescent School is an all-boys private day school serving Grades 1-12. Founded in 1913, Crescent offers a Canadian curriculum with Advanced Placement and a bespoke program designed for boys. The school teaches through three guiding pedagogies - Active Learning, Experiential Learning, and Relational Learning - and awards the Crescent Diploma to students graduating from Grades 6, 8, and 12; the Diploma embodies Modern and Future-Ready Knowledge, Character-Infused Education and Signature Experiences, and aligns with Crescent's Portrait of a Graduate. Learning emphasizes inquiry, interdisciplinary work and authentic assessment across divisions, with Guidance and University Counselling to support post-secondary planning. The 30-acre campus houses the Cortellucci Family Theatre, three art studios, the Margaret Donnelly Library and a Middle/Upper School Library, plus the Field House and Innes Field. A broad co-curricular program, including Outreach and Global Learning, complements classroom learning and builds character. Campus improvements reflect ongoing investment today.

Situated in Outremont, Montreal, Pensionnat du Saint-Nom-de-Marie is a private girls' secondary school serving about 1,300 students with over 100 staff. It offers the IB Middle Years Programme alongside a bespoke curriculum. The school emphasizes Educational Projects and Study Profiles, including Being and Becoming, the International Education Profile, the Dance-Studies Profile, and the Music-Studies Profile, with the FLEX Formula guiding grades 1 through 5 and a DES awarded within each profile. Language immersion programs and international travel are integral to student life, including Guatemala immersion in 3e secondaire. Founded in 1905 by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, the school collaborates with the Vincent-d'Indy School of Music for music studies and with the École supérieure de ballet du Québec for dance. Facilities include two gyms, a cardio room, a training room, and a sports field. Extracurriculars cover Arts, Culture, and Community service and personal growth opportunities.

Renert School is a private K–12 school in northwest Calgary that uses the Alberta curriculum as a starting point and supports students to progress by ability rather than age. Founded in 2013 by Dr. Moshe Renert and Aaron Renert, it operates as a not-for-profit, reinvesting revenues into programs and offering scholarships based on demonstrated financial need. The campus functions as a hybrid school and community centre, housed in a smart building with studio spaces for art, dance, martial arts, music, and yoga, plus a jungle gym, rooftop play area, indoor gyms, and a soccer field. The school employs subject-matter specialists from Kindergarten onward and offers AP courses, Choice Friday electives, and a holistic program that blends core academics with arts, fitness, and community initiatives. Notable strengths include mathematics leadership and electives and enrichment activities, with opportunities for service and leadership through clubs. It offers before- and after-school care and a bus option.

Sacred Heart School of Halifax is an independent private day school serving ages 4 to 18 on a central Halifax campus at 5820 Spring Garden Road. The school delivers Canadian curricula with Advanced Placement options for first‑year university credit and a dedicated University Preparation program, supported by English as an Additional Language services in the Senior School. Learning follows the Diamond Model of Education, with a co‑educational Elementary School (JP–Grade 6) and Junior High, and a single‑gender Senior School (Grades 7–9) with a co‑ed Senior High (10–12). The Elementary program includes an Enhanced French Program in Grades 1–2 and daily core French in Grades 3–6. Facilities include a theatre, two gyms, a library, a university partnerships library with English and French databases, and a modern playground. A broad co‑curricular program emphasizes leadership, social justice, and global perspectives, and offers exchanges and online courses. Programs feature small classes and experienced faculty.

St. Clement's School is an independent girls' day school in Toronto with a history dating to 1901. The campus centers on Powell Hall, a multipurpose performance and lecture space, plus a dance studio, a music room, and a visual arts studio, with the Lassonde Library serving Grades 1–12 as a central academic hub. The program is organized into Junior (Grades 1–6), Middle (Grades 7–9), and Senior (Grades 10–12) Schools, and offers the Canadian curriculum alongside Advanced Placement courses and the AP Capstone Diploma, the first Canadian girls' school to implement Capstone. The library and information services are integrated with learning, and technology is woven into daily study through BYOD for Grades 7–12. Language study is central—French through Grade 9, with a second language in Grade 10—while math milestones are emphasized in Grade 12. With over 40 sports teams and more than 70 co‑curricular activities, students explore academics, arts, and athletics within a supportive framework that includes LINCWell and student leadership.

St. John's-Kilmarnock School is an independent, co-educational, not-for-profit IB Continuum school on a 40-acre campus in Breslau, Ontario, within the Waterloo Region. Founded in 1972, SJK is one of only a few IB Continuum schools in Canada, offering the Primary Years Programme (JK-Grade 6), Middle Years Programme (Grades 7-10), and Diploma Programme (Grades 11-12). The school has an average class size of 17 and achieves a 100% post-secondary admission rate. A boarding programme for Grades 9-12 operates in partnership with St. Jerome's University on the University of Waterloo campus. The campus features Newton House with a Learning Commons and Dining Hall, a Chapel, Athletics Centre with a double gymnasium, the Boathouse, an Art, Design and Media Centre, and an OmniCourt. SJK holds accreditation from CAIS, CIS Ontario, and the IBO.

The Hill Academy is an independent private day school in Caledon, Ontario, serving Kindergarten through Grade 12 and post‑graduate students. It follows the Ontario education curriculum and is Cognia‑accredited. The school prioritizes Character Development, Academic Excellence and Athletic Pursuit, offering sport‑specific training alongside general academics to support student‑athletes. The 134‑acre forested campus, about 45 minutes from Toronto, features expansive trails, a turf field, exclusive off‑site rink access, and the Hill Performance gym complex. The Lakehouse provides a dedicated primary‑years learning environment with three classrooms and a gym, while the On Campus Living program offers on‑site housing, a Director of Residence, nightly study halls and organized weekend excursions. The school's guiding philosophy is Where Sport is a Laboratory for Life. Graduates go on to top universities, including Princeton, Cornell, the University of Toronto and McGill. Multi‑sport programs, a four‑team on‑campus system and robust NCAA guidance support students' athletic and academic ambitions.

Ashbury College is an independent day and boarding school for Grades 3–12, on a 13‑acre campus in Ottawa, Ontario. It offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB DP) and an Ashbury program alongside the curriculum. The Ontario Secondary School Diploma is awarded with 30 course credits, 40 hours of community service, and the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test; the Ashbury Diploma adds required courses in French or another international language, physical education, arts, and world social studies, plus 60 hours of community service and nine terms of co‑curricular activities. A bilingual Ashbury Diploma is available with seven French credits. The school offers the IB Diploma or bilingual IB Diploma. Founded in 1891, Ashbury moved to Rockcliffe Park in 1910 and has expanded with facilities including Molson Library & Resource Centre, Centre for Science & Innovation with six labs, theatres, gym, and three boarding houses: Heather Gillin Residence, Matthews House, Maple Residence.

Branksome Hall is an independent, all‑girls IB World School in Toronto, Canada, serving around 900 students from Junior Kindergarten through Grade 12 on a 13‑acre urban campus in the historic Rosedale area. The school delivers the International Baccalaureate across its full program for girls only: the Primary Years Programme (JK–Grade 6), the Middle Years Programme (Grade 7–10), and senior‑school pathways for Grade 11–12—the Full Diploma Programme and the Branksome Hall IB Select pathway. Founded in 1903, Branksome Hall combines heritage buildings with modern learning spaces, including a ravine woodland Outdoor Classroom and a dedicated Arts and Athletics footprint. Facilities include a STEAM Studio, Makerspaces, two saltwater pools, a double gym, a rock‑climbing wall, libraries, tennis courts and grass fields. The Athletics and Wellness Centre opened in 2015. The iCAST Innovation Centre and Studio Theatre will connect East and West campuses with a STEAM studio and a 200‑seat theatre, opening in 2026. Boarding is offered for eligible students.

Calgary French and International School (CFIS) is a private, independent day school in Calgary serving ages 1 to 18. The school delivers the IB continuum—PYP (Preschool to Grade 5), MYP (Grade 6 to 10), and DP (Grade 11 to 12)—alongside the Alberta/Canadian curriculum, with full French immersion and Spanish language enrichment. Established over 50 years ago as The Calgary French School, CFIS was Calgary's first French immersion school and has grown into a Round Square and UNESCO Associated School. It earned IB Diploma Programme authorization in 2019 and is pursuing PYP candidacy and MYP by 2025. The 700 77 Street SW campus features two gyms (7,000 sq ft and 8,000 sq ft), a 100 m by 60 m main field, and two U12 pitches, plus dedicated music and band spaces and on-site cafeterias. CFIS emphasizes travel and global citizenship through Round Square and offers robust arts, languages, and sports opportunities.

The Toronto French School (Canada's International School) is a two-campus, bilingual school delivering France and Ontario curricula within the International Baccalaureate framework. Serving students from age two to 18, TFS offers the Primary Years Program, Middle Years Program and Diploma Program, with a bilingual IB Diploma option. French curriculum has been recognized by the French Ministry of Education since 1984 and is taught from Jardin d'éveil through Grade 9. The school leads to the Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) and the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), including the Advanced Bilingual IB Diploma. Brevet examinations are offered; in 2024, 97 students participated with a 100% pass rate. TFS operates on two campuses: Toronto Campus at 306 Lawrence Avenue East and Mississauga's West Campus. Enrolling about 1,500 students. Facilities include a 350-seat auditorium, a green lab, a maker space, a design lab, a music studio and a multimedia room, plus sport facilities.

Located at 7272 Sherbrooke St. W. in Montreal, Loyola High School is a Catholic, Jesuit, co-educational day school that follows the Québec Ministry of Education curriculum with Catholic formation and a bespoke university-preparatory program. The school offers English and French streams, with enhanced tracks in Math and Science and optional courses across fields to prepare students for cégep and university. Learning is guided by the Ignatian Pedagogical Paradigm, emphasizing leadership, service, and reflective thinking. Secondary I to V courses include English, French, Mathematics, Religious Studies, Science and Technology, History, Geography, CSP, Physical Education, plus electives such as Architectural & Engineering Design, Art, Music, Computer Programming, and Theater Arts. The campus features the Eric Maclean, SJ Centre for the Performing Arts, Bishops' Atrium, adaptive classrooms, a full athletics complex with a shared Dome and hockey arena, libraries and labs. Loyola offers co-curricular programs, including FIRST Robotics, arts ensembles, and student leadership.

Trinity College School sits on a 100-acre campus in Port Hope, Ontario, and serves about 600 students in Grades 5–12 from more than 30 countries. Established in 1865, the co-educational day and boarding school offers a Canadian curriculum with Advanced Placement courses, including the AP Capstone Diploma program, which requires two Grade 12 courses with AP Seminar and AP Research extensions. The Senior School offers more than 120 courses across nine departments, with travel-based and online learning options. The campus blends a strong arts and sciences culture with extensive athletics; LeVan Hall houses a theatre and music hub, a Visual Arts Wing, and private studios, while a 40,000-square-foot athletic centre supports multiple sports and fitness facilities. An on-site observatory and Anne Currie Telescope support space studies. Students engage in Model UN, debate, service trips, and Week Without Walls, fostering global perspectives and leadership. The school emphasizes well-being and university readiness.

Azrieli Talmud Torah–Herzliah operates on two Montreal campuses, Beutel Elementary and Sylvan Adams High, offering a tri-language Canadian curriculum for elementary and high school students. English, French, and Hebrew instruction run across core subjects—math, science, literature and writing, and technology—with extra emphasis on music, arts, theatre, and physical education. The Beutel Campus houses the elementary program (Maternelle) and provides a library, hot lunch, and bus services; the Sylvan Adams Campus hosts the high school with its own library and cafeteria, plus bus services. The program also features Bat Mitzvah preparation, the Personal Enrichment Program (PEP), and a broad student life offering clubs and sports. Accredited by CAIS in 2016 and Prizmah in 2023, the school traces a 120-year history of Jewish education in Montreal and now operates within a bilingual, values-driven community. It prioritizes leadership, service, arts, and athletics across campuses. Prospective families abroad will find a welcoming, outcomes-focused environment.

Located in North Vancouver, Brockton School is an independent secular IB World Continuum institution serving Junior Kindergarten through Grade 12. It is governed by the Brockton Preparatory School Society, a not-for-profit organization, and is the only independent BC school offering all four IB programmes (PYP, MYP, DP, CP) alongside the BC Dogwood Diploma. The school emphasizes inquiry-based learning and language study, with English, French, Spanish and Mandarin available, and senior courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics, plus ADST subjects such as Design Technology, Media Design, Digital Media Development, Entrepreneurship and Culinary Arts. The Duval Road campus (3467 Duval Road) includes a dedicated music room and other specialist spaces, with outdoor spaces used for learning outside the classroom and modular expansions completed in 2012, 2016 and 2020. Brockton supports a three-season athletic program and Outdoor Education, a World Music Program that has performed at Carnegie Hall and in Vienna, and a 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio. 100% of graduates transition to post-secondary pathways; a BYOD approach with Canvas supports digital learning. They acknowledge the unceded Coast Salish lands.

Calgary Academy is a Canadian-curriculum school serving early years through Grade 12, located at 1677 6 Street SW. It offers Early Years (Kindergarten–Grade 2) and tracks for Grades 3–12: Academy, a strengths-based remediation program, and Collegiate, which prepares students for higher education and life beyond school. Blended+ for Grades 9–12 combines virtual classes, in-person days, and off-site trips to foster independent learning. Small class sizes and educational support promote independence, skills, and confidence. The campus spans 16 acres with 105,500 square feet of learning space overlooking the Rocky Mountains and bordered by forest and athletic field. Facilities include modern classrooms, several gymnasiums, two learning commons, and dedicated Integrated Studies spaces offering Art, Computer Science, Construction Lab, Foods, Multimedia, Drama, Guitar, Leadership, Music, Outdoor Education, Photography, Spanish, Sports Medicine, and Wellness. Extracurriculars include CASSC, ITS, drama productions, CASTLE, Yearbook, D&D, QSA, and QUEST Council. These programs cultivate citizenship, leadership, and well-being.

Collège Esther-Blondin is a private Francophone secondary school in Saint-Jacques-de-Montcalm, Quebec, offering the Canadian curriculum alongside the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme (MYP). The campus centers on a main building together with dedicated sports, culture and science facilities. The school dates to 1949 and has a long tradition of welcoming day students and boarders since the late 1990s. In Grade 7, students follow program-specific curricula with Schedule A for profile programs and Schedule B for Sport-Études and sport concentrations, providing a clear path for language, mathematics, science, social studies, arts and physical education. The Culture Pavilion houses Salle Julie-Pothier, a 532-seat professional theatre, while the Stade Phénix sports complex offers a 6,700 m2 space for matches and community events. Notable facilities include a Zone 3D fabrication lab and a heritage centre. Extracurriculars include theatre, jazz, reading clubs, student government and Génies en herbe, complementing academic study with leadership and creativity.

Collège Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes is a long-standing francophone secondary college in Longueuil, near Montreal, founded in 1950 by the Sisters of Providence and now a fully lay institution. It offers two study paths: the NDL+ enrichments linked to the MEQ program and the International Education Program (PEI), which culminates in the IB Diploma with final exams. All classes are in French, with strong language profiles that include English enrichment across the years and Spanish in 3e–4e, fostering intercultural skills. The PEI pathway combines interdisciplinary projects, a personal project, and service involvement, and is complemented by a bilingual diplomation. The school emphasizes student wellbeing and broad extracurricular life: 30 activities, 35 sports teams, robotics through the Alpha Lab, and a daily 25-minute reading period. The campus recently expanded with a new sports block, and the 75th anniversary in 2025 marked a milestone in upgrades. The environment is family-like and globally oriented, welcoming families.

Crestwood School and Crestwood Preparatory College are two private, co‑educational day schools in Toronto offering JK–12 education on two campuses. The Lower School (JK–6) is at 411 Lawrence Avenue East, and the Upper School (7–12) is at 217 Brookbanks Drive. The schools teach the Ontario curriculum and offer Advanced Placement courses; Crestwood Preparatory College is certified by Middle States. In addition to the Canadian program, Crestwood provides DELF certification in French and HarvardX enrichment modules, with AP options for further pathways. Facilities span both campuses: the Lower School sits on 3.5 acres with an Apple computer lab, a computer in every classroom starting in Kindergarten, and SMART boards; the Upper School on 7 acres includes science labs, two computer labs, instrumental music rooms, art rooms, a drama room, and a large media/resource centre, plus outdoor fields. The school supports more than 80 clubs, a robust athletics program with 20+ teams, and extensive leadership and service opportunities.

Edmonton Academy is an independent school in Edmonton serving Grades 3–12 with diagnosed learning disorders. It teaches the Alberta Education curriculum in a Canadian context, with a clear SEN focus and a structured, supportive learning environment designed to rebuild confidence in learning. The school operates as an Alberta Education-designated special education institution and is governed by the Edmonton Academy Society for Learning Disabled, a registered charity and not-for-profit organization with a volunteer board. Classrooms emphasize small sizes, explicit, systematic instruction, and universal design for learning, alongside a daily learning strategies block and targeted tutoring to build executive functioning and self-regulation. Visual Arts is taught by a credentialed artist, integrating arts with core academics. Family partnerships are strong, and donor involvement supports access to specialized education. Since 1983, Edmonton Academy has helped students develop skills, independence, and a positive attitude toward learning within a stable, predictable setting. It welcomes international families.

Fulford Academy is a private, coeducational day and boarding school located at 118 Main Street East in Merrickville, Ontario. The school offers the Canadian curriculum with Advanced Placement (AP) and a Bespoke Curriculum, and runs Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) programs for Grades 9–12. An ESL Foundation Program supports English language development, and a University Qualification Year provides a pathway to higher education. The two-semester system begins in September and February, with small class sizes of about 10-14 students. The campus sits in a renovated former inn and conference centre, creating an intimate learning environment. Facilities include classrooms, a residence with ensuite rooms, lounges, a game room, a piano, a sports and weight room, and outdoor fields including a basketball court. Supervised study halls and IELTS/OSSLT preparation are integrated into timetable. The school emphasizes practical, project-based learning, weekend excursions, and camps that broaden awareness and practical skills for international students.

Globe Cambridge School is an independent K-12 day and boarding school in Toronto, Canada, located at 20 Upjohn Rd in North York. The school serves students aged 5 to 18 and offers an inquiry-based, three-stage program: the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) in the Lower School; a Pre-AP pathway in the Middle School; and the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) in the Upper School, with a selection of AP courses. ESL support is provided for multilingual learners, and the program prepares students for university admissions in Canada and around the world. The Toronto campus, opened in 2025 on a purpose-built site, houses theatres, music and recording studios, modern design labs, art rooms, a fitness centre, a gymnasium, and athletic courts. A library and learning commons, plus landscaped courtyards, support independent and group study. The school emphasises equity, diversity and inclusion and offers arts, sports, and leadership through clubs and DECA.

Kuper Academy is a bilingual private school in Kirkland, Quebec, offering a preschool-to-secondary program on a campus. The Early Learning Pavilion (K-3) and Elementary School (Grade 3–6) share space with the High School (Grade 7–11). The Canadian curriculum provides English instruction in the secondary years with French language instruction prioritized. Spanish is mandatory in grades 7 and 8, and a DELF/DALF pathway supports language credentials. The Grade 12 Pre-University program is offered with Ontario Virtual School, delivering an Ontario Secondary School Diploma and a fast track to university. The Kuper Model blends in-class teaching with asynchronous online learning, emphasizes small classes, and supports a North America-wide university application process; a 10-hour community service requirement is part of the program. Facilities include three buildings, a library, science labs, drama and arts spaces, and a FIFA-certified soccer field. The campus supports a bilingual program and extensive clubs and service opportunities for families worldwide.

La Citadelle International Academy of Arts & Science is a PrepK-12 private school located at 36 Scarsdale Road, North York, Ontario. The school provides a bilingual Canadian curriculum with English and French language streams in Grades 6 and 7 and a strong emphasis on a third language, arts, and sciences. It offers the IB Middle Years Programme for Grades 6 to 10 (Level II) and the AP program with Pre-AP Courses in Grades 9–10 and AP Courses in Grades 11–12. The campus houses more than 40,000 square feet of learning space, including an Atrium for events, a Gymnasium, an Auditorium, and dedicated rooms for Music, Science, Computer/Music, and Arts. The Kindergarten area is large, with a mini-art studio and reading/computer corners. Surrounding playgrounds and park fields support outdoor activity year round. The school participates in SSAF seasonal sports and offers after-school clubs in academics, arts, culture, and leadership, promoting well-rounded, international education.

Lakefield College School is a private, coeducational boarding and day school in Ontario offering the Canadian curriculum with Advanced Placement. Serving Grades 9–12 on a 315‑acre waterfront campus beside Katchewanooka Lake, the school provides AP Physics and AP Biology and begins university guidance in Grade 9, with 100% of graduates entering post‑secondary programs worldwide. The campus features facilities such as the McEwen Family Gymnasium, Bob Armstrong Outdoor Rink, three athletic fields, on‑campus tennis courts, a 34‑foot Desmarais Family climbing wall, an outdoor high ropes course, and 5 km of Nordic ski and cross‑country trails. Waterfront access supports sailing and rowing, and a Partner Equestrian Centre offers riding instruction. The Northcote Campus adds a 160‑acre regenerative farm for sustainability learning. A Learning Support Classroom enhances inclusive learning with collaborative spaces and a sound booth. Distinctive elements include Round Square membership, the Ingenuity Lab for prototyping, and experiential, teacher‑guided learning across subjects.

Lowell High School sits in downtown Vancouver and offers a clear path to post-secondary study. The school delivers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Grades 11-12 alongside the British Columbia Graduation Program for Grades 10-12, enabling an internationally focused two-year curriculum while meeting local graduation requirements. Small class sizes and BC-certified, IB-trained teachers support personalized learning in a campus that includes 7,000 square feet of dedicated learning, studying, and socializing space. The Diploma Programme provides rigorous, globally connected content with a strong emphasis on inquiry and university preparation. A Pathway Program helps students earn BC graduation credits through carefully managed coursework. Lowell is accredited by the BC Ministry of Education and is an associate member of the Federation of Independent School Associations. Beyond academics, field trips, arts programs, and student-led clubs foster creativity, wellbeing, service, and real-world skills. Field trips to nature centers, museums, and local sites enhance learning experiences.

Lower Canada College is a private, coeducational day school in Montreal serving ages 5–18. On a seven-acre campus with five buildings and four mini-schools, LCC offers the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme, alongside the Canadian curriculum, and is the only English-language Quebec school delivering both MYP and DP. The Junior School is bilingual (about 70% French, 30% English) and includes English Language Arts, Français, Culture and Citizenship in Quebec, with a technology focus featuring Scratch Jr, Dash and Dot and The Hour of Code. Technology is integrated across grades, from coding in early years to iPads and Google Classroom in upper grades, with Seesaw as an online portfolio. The Pre-University year (Grade 12) is Montreal's longest-standing Pre-University program, offering an IB/Pre-U pathway with AP options. The DP core (TOK, Extended Essay, CAS) and six subject groups prepare students for universities worldwide; graduates have entered McGill, U of Toronto and UBC. The campus houses the LEED-certified Assaly Arts Centre, Chamandy Arena, Fab Lab, libraries, and a rooftop urban garden opened in 2025.