Affordable International Schools in Toronto, Canada
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About international schools in Toronto, Canada
Toronto’s more affordable international schools are generally independent and private-day schools that mix the Ontario curriculum with international options (most commonly the International Baccalaureate) and a number of bilingual French - English or community-language programmes, so families can usually find both locally recognised diplomas and globally portable qualifications. Typical annual tuition in this sector clusters in the low-to-mid CAD 20,000s, though fees vary by age, programme and whether extras such as boarding or language-support are required. Admissions are centred on a September intake but many schools also accept rolling applications, with assessments, interviews and deposits commonly part of the process. Relocating families should factor in study-permit and health-insurance paperwork for non-residents and, for Ontario placements, the provincial attestation letter now required for most study-permit applications; allow time for those processes alongside school deadlines.
Compare 16 Affordable international schools in Toronto, Canada. Filter by curriculum, fees (average CAD 17,199), location, and more to find the right international school now.
At a glance 16 schools · avg fee CAD 18,973
- Schools listed
- 16
- Curricula
- 8
- Average annual fee
- CAD 18,973
- Fee range
- CAD 400 – 25,000
- Most common curriculum
- Canadian Curriculum (11 schools)
- Average school size
- 285 pupils
- Largest by enrolment
- St. Jude's Academy - Meadowvale Business Park 2
- Oldest
- De La Salle College (1851)
- With boarding
- 6
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