FH Education and Toronto Prep School are both in Toronto, about 12 km apart. Both schools follow a Canadian curriculum. Published annual fees are CA$13,500 - 23,000 at FH Education and CA$15,200 - 37,850 at Toronto Prep School, which puts Toronto Prep School roughly 45% higher. Both take pupils from 12 to 18.
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Fees / year
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Fees / year CA$13,500 - 23,000 | Fees / year CA$15,200 - 37,850 |
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Age range
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Age range 12 - 18 years | Age range 12 - 18 years |
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Type
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Type — | Type Co-educational |
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Curriculum
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Curriculum Canadian Curriculum | Curriculum Canadian Curriculum |
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Pupils
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Pupils — | Pupils — |
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Typical class size
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Typical class size — | Typical class size — |
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Instruction language
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Instruction language English | Instruction language English |
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Opened
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Opened — | Opened — |
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Bus service
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Bus service No | Bus service No |
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Location
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Location Future Hope Academy is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The campus address is 3000 Lawrence Ave E, Building B, Toronto, ON M1P 2V2. | Location The school is located at 250 Davisville Avenue, Suite 200, Toronto, Ontario M4S 1H2. It is in Toronto, Canada. The contact phone is (416) 545-1020 and the fax is (416) 545-1456. |
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Stages
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Stages Grades 7–12 (Ontario high school curriculum). | Stages Grades 7-12. |
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School type
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School type Private secondary school. | School type private, co-educational, university preparatory day school. |
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Pupil nationality mix
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Pupil nationality mix Students come from about 20 countries around the world and include local Canadian students. | Pupil nationality mix — |
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Additional learning support
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Additional learning support — | Additional learning support Guidance and counselling services are available to all students. Academic support is provided, with teachers available before and after school for help (9:00–9:55 am and Study Club 4:30–6:00 pm), and a Saturday study option. |
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Country affiliation
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Country affiliation Canada | Country affiliation Canada (Toronto Prep School is located in Canada and is a member of Globeducate). |
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Religious affiliation
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Religious affiliation — | Religious affiliation — |
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School day structure
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School day structure — | School day structure The school operates in semesters with four classes per semester. Periods are 81 minutes long from Monday to Thursday with a 40-minute lunch; on Fridays periods are 63 minutes with a 40-minute break. The school day runs 8:00 am–6:00 pm (teaching hours 10:00 am–4:10 pm; Friday 10:00 am–2:58 pm). After-school help is available, plus a Saturday Club program from 10:00 am–3:00 pm. |
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Bus service details
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Fee details
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Fee details Application fee - CAD 300 — one-time application fee for both international and domestic students. On‑site (Grade 7–12) tuition and mandatory school fees (per academic year, 8 credits) - International students — Tuition (8 credits): CAD 21,500. - Domestic students (Canadian citizens & permanent residents) — Tuition (8 credits): CAD 12,000. - Activity fee: CAD 650 (per student, per year). - Material & resource fee: CAD 550 (per student, per year). - Uniform: CAD 300 (one‑time / per year as listed). - Example totals (all amounts in CAD): - International full annual cost (tuition + application + activity + material & resource + uniform): CAD 23,300. - Domestic full annual cost (tuition + application + activity + material & resource + uniform): CAD 13,800. FH Online (Grade 7–12) — tuition rates - Domestic (Canadian citizens & permanent residents): Per credit CAD 1,000; Per year (8 credits) CAD 8,000. - International students (taking courses inside Canada): Per credit CAD 1,400; Per year (8 credits) CAD 11,200. - International students (taking courses outside Canada): Per credit CAD 1,700; Per year (8 credits) CAD 13,600. Ontario Student Record (OSR) / registration and resource fees - OSR (Ontario Student Record) registration fee: CAD 200. The OSR registration fee must be paid prior to or at the same time as the total tuition payment. - Resource fee: CAD 300 — covers items such as proof of enrolment, transcripts, recommendation letters, proof of graduation (limits and extra‑copy charges apply). English / ESL programs and related fees - ESL Levels 1A–5B (80 hours / 4 weeks each): Tuition CAD 1,150 per 4‑week course; Resources & materials CAD 100 per course. One‑time ESL registration fee: CAD 200. Language placement test: CAD 60 (waivable if testing is taken after full tuition payment). - One‑on‑one tutoring: CAD 80/hour (standard); CAD 90/hour for special‑request senior teacher. Minimums apply (10 hours for ESL courses; 20 hours for other courses). Health insurance, custodianship and homestay (for international students) - Health insurance (one year coverage): CAD 650 (comprehensive coverage; mandatory for international students). - Custodianship legal document service: CAD 300 (one‑time). Custodian service fee: CAD 100 per month. - Homestay: CAD 1,200 – CAD 1,600 per month; Homestay placement fee: CAD 300 (one‑time). Homestay arrangement typically provides a private bedroom, shared common areas and three meals per day. Other optional services and fees - Airport pickup and drop‑off: available on request (fee quoted per booking). - Prep basketball program: CAD 12,000 per year in addition to regular tuition when taken (applies to students in the program). Billing schedule and payment terms - Currency: All tuition and fees are to be paid in Canadian dollars (CAD). - Payment methods accepted: wire transfer (bank information provided on request), direct deposit, certified cheque / bank draft / money order, and e‑transfer to finance@fheducation.ca. - OSR registration fee is required to be paid prior to or at the same time as total tuition payment; other fees (application, activity, materials, uniform) are charged as part of the registration/annual billing. - An installment plan is indicated as available by the school's published materials for tuition payment. Boarding / residential accommodation - On‑campus boarding is not listed as an option. Homestay placement is offered (see homestay fees above) as the primary residential option for international students. Refund policy (key points) - If a student's study permit / visa is refused by IRCC, a full refund of tuition and fees is granted less an administration fee of CAD 400 and the CAD 300 application fee. - Refund requests for visa refusal require submission of the FH Tuition Refund Request Form and original IRCC letter of rejection, the original letter of acceptance from FH, original payment receipt, and other documentation as requested. The review and processing time is approximately 60 days. - No tuition refund is permitted in these circumstances: where documents are found fraudulent or unauthentic; where the student withdraws for reasons other than visa refusal; where the student is expelled or asked to withdraw for violations of school rules or local law; or where false medical information was provided. How fees are presented for database entry (summary lines you can paste) - Application fee: CAD 300. - Onsite tuition (Grade 7–12, 8 credits): International CAD 21,500; Domestic CAD 12,000. - Onsite mandatory fees: Activity CAD 650; Material & resource CAD 550; Uniform CAD 300. - FH Online tuition (per year, 8 credits): Domestic CAD 8,000; International in Canada CAD 11,200; International outside Canada CAD 13,600. Per credit rates: Domestic CAD 1,000; International in Canada CAD 1,400; International outside Canada CAD 1,700. - OSR registration fee: CAD 200; Resource fee: CAD 300. - Health insurance (international): CAD 650/year. Custodianship legal document CAD 300; custodianship service CAD 100/month. Homestay CAD 1,200–1,600/month; homestay placement CAD 300. Language placement test CAD 60 (optional). ESL course: CAD 1,150 per 4‑week level + CAD 100 resource. One‑on‑one tutoring CAD 80/hour (CAD 90/hour for senior teacher). Prep basketball program CAD 12,000/year (additional). | Fee details Application / Registration Fees - A registration fee is required to secure an offered place; families must submit completed registration forms and pay the registration fee within seven days of accepting an offer. Tuition — full details by enrollment type and year group - Grades 7–12 (all year groups): Full‑time, full‑year (6–8 courses): CAD 37,850 per academic year. - Full‑time, single semester (3–4 courses): CAD 22,700 per semester. - Part‑time, full‑year (3–4 courses): CAD 22,700 per academic year. - Part‑time (maximum of 2 courses): CAD 15,200 per academic year. Billing schedule and payment terms - Tuition is structured to accommodate full‑year and single‑semester enrolment (semester system). Billing is aligned with the student's enrolment type (full‑year or single semester). Families accepting a place must complete registration and pay the registration fee within seven days to guarantee the place. - A prompt‑payment discount applies for families who pay full tuition on enrolment (a 3% discount where applicable). Sibling discounts are applied as follows: 5% for the first sibling and 10% for any additional sibling(s) attending concurrently. Discount rules apply only while siblings are enrolled concurrently and are applied according to the school's published fee policy. Boarding fees - Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school; there are no boarding fees. Other costs and items not included in tuition - The published tuition includes use of a MacBook Pro with specified educational software, access to the digital yearbook, a deluxe school photo package, athletic association fees, and access to extended after‑school and Saturday study programs. Items commonly billed separately include exceptional instructional materials, overnight or day trips, gym uniforms (where applicable), and optional school‑store purchases; parents remain responsible for textbooks, stationery, and any optional program costs. There is no school uniform requirement. Refunds and withdrawal terms - The school's fee schedule and registration policy define deposit, withdrawal, and refund deadlines and conditions. Families must follow the school's published registration and withdrawal deadlines; deposits or portions of fees paid at registration are subject to the school's refund and forfeiture rules as stated in the school's fee schedule. Fee payment options - Payment mechanisms used by the school or parent groups include cheque and online payment channels. The school also provides an online application/registration form that is used in the admissions and enrolment process. Specific accepted payment methods for tuition (for example, bank transfer or credit/debit card acceptance) are defined in the school's fee schedule and registration documentation. |
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Boarding arrangements
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Boarding arrangements Fully furnished private bedrooms are provided to each student; depending on availability and budget, students may also choose between shared rooms or private washrooms. | Boarding arrangements Day school; no boarding is offered. |
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Uniform requirement
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Uniform requirement A school uniform is required; the uniform costs CAD 300. | Uniform requirement Gym uniform required: TPS T-shirt, TPS shorts or sweatpants, and a TPS hoodie. |
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Food options
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Food options Homestay families provide three meals a day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) as the standard arrangement; fewer meals can be requested if needed. Dietary restrictions or allergies should be communicated to both the school and the homestay family in advance. | Food options A cafeteria with healthy meals and a teaching garden is part of the campus expansion. |
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House system
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Governance and ownership
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Governance and ownership FH Education is a private secondary school in Toronto, Ontario, inspected and authorized by the Ontario Ministry of Education to offer the Ontario curriculum from Grade 7 to Grade 12 toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). Tuition is paid to FH Education Corp. | Governance and ownership Part of Globeducate, an international network of schools. |
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Curriculum details
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Curriculum details FH Education offers the Ontario school curriculum from Grade 7 to Grade 12 toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). Students earn 30 credits: 18 compulsory and 12 optional, including four English credits, three mathematics credits, two science credits, one Canadian history credit, one Canadian geography credit, one arts credit, one health and physical education credit, one credit in French as a second language, and 0.5 credits each in career studies and civics; 40 hours of community involvement and the provincial literacy requirement (Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test) are required. ESL/ELD credits may count toward English with limits. Graduation includes credit groupings (Group 1–3) spanning language, social sciences and humanities, guidance and career education, cooperative education, and other areas. Current courses (2024–2025) cover English, Mandarin (International Language), ESL/ELD, Science, Mathematics, History and Geography, Business and Accounting, French as a Second Language, Health and Physical Education, The Arts, and Computer Studies. The program includes a university preparation pathway and guidance for university or college admission. | Curriculum details TPS delivers the Ontario curriculum for Grades 7–12 within a private, university-preparatory day school. In Grade 7 the curriculum includes English Literature 7, Mathematics 7, French 7, Science 7, Social Studies 7 (Geography and History), Introduction to Computers and Music 7, Spelling Grammar 7, and Fine Arts 7 (Visual Arts 7 and Drama 7 combined). In Grade 8 the program includes English 8, Mathematics 8, French 8, Science 8, Fine Arts 8 (Visual Arts 8 and Drama 8 combined), Social Studies 8 (Geography and History), and Spelling Grammar 8. Grades 9–12 follow the Ontario Secondary School Diploma framework, with de-streamed Grade 9/10 courses and a wide range of Grade 11/12 university and college preparation courses. The OSSD requirements include 18 compulsory credits (English, mathematics, science, Canadian history, Canadian geography, the arts, health and physical education, French as a second language, career studies, civics) plus 12 optional credits and 40 hours of community involvement, plus the OSSLT literacy requirement. TPS also offers a University and Beyond guidance program to support post-secondary applications, including transcript analysis, program matching, OUAC resources, scholarships, campus visits, and essay editing. |
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Student teacher ratio
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Student teacher ratio The school operates with a 1:15 teacher‑to‑student ratio. | Student teacher ratio Small class sizes |
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Exam results
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Exam results FH Education reports 100% university or college admission for graduates. | Exam results — |
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Higher education progression
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Higher education progression University preparation program and guidance/coaching support are offered to help students pursue higher education; graduates achieve university or college admission. | Higher education progression TPS actively supports post-secondary applications through the University and Beyond guidance program, including early meetings with the guidance department, transcript analysis, program matching, OUAC information, scholarships, campus visits, and essay editing to prepare students for university and college programs. |
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Gifted and talented
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Academic calendar
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Academic calendar — | Academic calendar — |
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Social & emotional learning
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Social & emotional learning FH Education has a Guidance & Coaching program that supports students' personal, educational, and career development. Personal development focuses on building beneficial habits and soft skills, coaching students to think actively, live consciously, find their passion, discover their talents, and pursue their educational and career goals. Career guidance helps students identify fields of interest, set goals, create plans, take steps forward, and achieve their career objectives. Social integration emphasizes community contribution; through volunteering opportunities, students gain social skills, self-confidence, and awareness of local organizations and social issues. These experiences help students become responsible, mature individuals with confidence and a constructive path toward post-secondary admissions. | Social & emotional learning Guidance Department provides access to student counselling and a full range of counselling services for all students. |
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Special educational needs (SEN)
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English as an additional language
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English as an additional language FH Education offers English Programs, specifically English as a Second Language (ESL). The ESL program provides international students with the opportunity to learn English or enhance existing language skills. It develops proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing using activity-based learning, real-life scenarios, and immersive teaching methods, with personalized attention to support success. | English as an additional language — |
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Mental wellbeing
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Mental wellbeing — | Mental wellbeing Counselling services support student mental wellbeing, and the school provides a safe, welcoming environment for learning. |
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Safeguarding
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Safeguarding — | Safeguarding Teachers, counsellors and administrators work together to ensure Toronto Prep School is a welcoming and safe place for students to learn and grow. |
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Safeguarding policy
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Facilities overview
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Facilities overview FH Education is located at 3000 Lawrence Ave E, Building B, Toronto, Ontario M1P 2V2. The campus includes an art space equipped with art tools for art classes and portfolios and a Music Space equipped with pianos, guitars, ukuleles and drums for music classes. The FH Sports Centre supports a range of activities, with basketball, tennis, badminton and volleyball mentioned. A testimonial notes a beautiful art room and gym on campus. | Facilities overview 250 Davisville Avenue, Suite 200, Toronto, Ontario M4S 1H2. The campus is expanding with new spaces to support its growing program, including Steve's Corner, a brand-new student lounge. Class sizes are small, with the largest class size 16 and a student-teacher ratio of 8 to 14, enabling one-on-one attention. Enrolled students receive a MacBook Pro with a 3-year warranty. The 10 am start time supports student well-being and allows extra help from teachers before class, after school, or on Saturdays. Electives include Fashion Design, Art, Drama, Communication Technology, Media Arts and Computer Science alongside core courses. |
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Sports facilities
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Sports facilities FH Sports Centre provides space for athletics. Basketball, tennis, badminton and volleyball are offered; a gym is also present on campus as noted by a student testimonial. | Sports facilities Toronto Prep School participates in the Small Schools Athletic Federation (SSAF) and the Toronto District Colleges Athletic Association (TDCAA), with opportunities to compete in a wide variety of leagues, meets, and events. The athletic program emphasizes developing well-rounded student-athletes and a culture of sportsmanship, dedication, and teamwork in a safe environment. TPS Spartans teams compete across Fall, Winter and Spring in sports such as Ultimate, Hockey, Bowling, Cross Country, Ski/Snowboard, Badminton, Flag Football, Curling, Ball Hockey, Tennis, Girls Volleyball, Track and Field, Golf, Soccer, and Indoor Soccer, with occasional offerings in other sports. Since its founding in 2009, Toronto Prep has won 43 SSAF banners, 5 TDCAA championships and numerous medals in SSAF and TDCAA events. Swimming and Rugby have been listed among occasional sports in the past. |
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Academic facilities
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Academic facilities Art Space is equipped with art tools for art classes and portfolios. FH Music Space is equipped with pianos, guitars, ukuleles and drums for music classes. Science Club activities include science projects and visits to local labs in Toronto. | Academic facilities TPS offers a full load of university preparatory courses covering the liberal arts and sciences. Electives include Fashion Design, Art, Drama, Communication Technology, Media Arts and Computer Science in addition to core courses. A MacBook Pro with a 3-year warranty is provided to enrolled students, supporting technology-enabled learning. Classes are small, with the largest size 16 and a student-teacher ratio of 8 to 14, allowing one-on-one attention. The program is supported by a Guidance Department offering counselling, OS SD requirements, community service, and pathways to university and beyond, with opportunities for extended tutoring and flexible scheduling (morning before class, after school, or Saturdays). |
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Extra curricular facilities
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Extra curricular facilities Science Club; Entrepreneur Club; Personal Development Club; Music Club; Sport Club; Art Club. | Extra curricular facilities Athletics and other extracurricular activities are an essential part of Toronto Prep School. TPS is a chartered member of the SSAF and the TDCAA, enabling participation in a wide range of leagues and events. The coaches and staff are committed to developing well-rounded student-athletes in an inclusive and safe environment, emphasizing skills, sportsmanship, and hard work. TPS Spartans teams compete in Fall, Winter and Spring across numerous sports, including Ultimate, Hockey, Bowling, Cross Country, Ski/Snowboard, Badminton, Flag Football, Curling, Ball Hockey, Tennis, Girls Volleyball, Track and Field, Golf, Soccer, and Indoor Soccer, with occasional offerings in other sports. Since 2009, TPS has won 43 SSAF banners and 5 TDCAA championships, along with numerous medals in SSAF and TDCAA events. |
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History
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Community
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Community Future Hope Academy, International Division, is located in the central area of Toronto, Canada. The campus comprises over 25,000 square feet in a safe, multicultural neighbourhood, with proximity to University of Toronto Scarborough Campus, public transit, a highway, libraries, and a major shopping centre. Facilities include a gym, library, arts and music spaces, computer and social media centre, student lounge, and cafeteria. The school offers pathways to post-secondary education through personalized academic study plans and extracurricular activities, supporting independent thinking and soft-skill development. | Community TPS is growing and expanding its campus to support a broader educational journey. TPS participates in Globeducate international events, including a January 29 event in Spain where 300 students from 24 Globeducate schools performed as a unified orchestra and choir. Community outreach is a priority, with initiatives such as a record-breaking donation to The Teresa Group and the annual Terry Fox Run that raised over $8,500 for cancer research. Campus life connects students through spaces and activities, including Steve's Corner, orientation camps, and the Camp Wahanowin trip at the start of the year. |
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Parent teacher association
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Parent teacher association — | Parent teacher association The Toronto Prep School Parents' Association Committee (TPS PAC) was formed to help establish a friendly, collegial atmosphere within the school community. It facilitates a closer liaison between the parents and the staff/administration, organizes and engages in fundraising activities both in support of student fundraising events and for the benefit of the students, assists in organizing social activities for the school community, and addresses issues of importance to parents and students from the point of view of parents. To help run these activities, each family makes a voluntary annual donation of $40 to cover administration expenses; payments can be by cheque addressed to Toronto Prep School, Parents Association Committee or online via the provided link. The TPS PAC is involved in many initiatives within the school community; look for the TPS PAC's initial meeting notices early in the school year to learn more. |
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Academic & intellectual
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Academic & intellectual Science Club members actively develop science projects and discuss new scientific research. They attend science fair projects, visit local science labs in Toronto, and invite scientists to discuss their professions. The Entrepreneur Club inspires students' dreams and guides them to plan and set up practical, sustainable business projects, giving hands-on Canadian experience. The Personal Development Club focuses on supporting studying abroad experiences through FH coaching, helping ease adaptation and homesickness while building new friendships. | Academic & intellectual The school has an engaging curriculum that emphasizes an active student role and fosters academic excellence. Guidance services are available to support students' academic and personal development. |
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Arts & creative
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Arts & creative Music Club is equipped with Pianos, Guitars, Ukuleles and drums; FH Music Space is for students taking music classes to earn high school credits and to explore the music they love. It attracts and encourages students to engage with their musical interests. Art Club provides an art space with tools for students taking art classes to earn high school credits and develop portfolios, and is open to all students for learning creative skills in a fun-filled environment. | Arts & creative The school offers Art Club, Music Club, and Photography Club as part of its arts and creative activities. Students have opportunities to pursue visual arts and other creative pursuits. |
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Cultural & language
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Cultural & language Students come from about 20 countries around the world, creating a multicultural community. An Exchange Program provides international experiences, and ESL Programs and IELTS are available to support language development. A Pathway Program offers bridging opportunities to post-secondary education. The school hosts international students and Canadian students together to foster cross-cultural understanding. | Cultural & language The school has French Club and Jewish Culture Club. SOMA (Southern Ontario Model United Nations Assembly) provides Model UN opportunities to explore international affairs. |
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Social & hobbies
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Social & hobbies FH Education strongly encourages participation in school events and socializing with fellow students. Through events and activities, students gain social integration and self-confidence beyond the classroom. Student Clubs include Science Club, Entrepreneur Club, Personal Development Club, Music Club, Sport Club, and Art Club, offering opportunities in STEM, business, personal development, music, sports, and the arts. | Social & hobbies The clubs extend learning beyond the classroom and serve as social mixers. Students can join Chess Club, Mathematics Club, Photography Club, Engineering Design Club, Tea Club, Comic and Gaming Club, Reach for the Top, Newsletter/Yearbook, and other interest-based groups. |
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Community & service
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Community & service — | Community & service Community is central to Toronto Prep School, with a focus on giving back to the wider world. The school supports charities including The Terry Fox Foundation, The Downie and Wenjack Fund, The Carnegie Initiative, Friends of Ruby, Movember, Princess Margaret Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer, Baycrest Foundation, and Seaside Hockey. |
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Leadership & professional
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Leadership & professional Entrepreneur Club guides students to plan and implement practical, sustainable business projects, providing hands-on Canadian business experience. Personal Development Club offers coaching to ease studying abroad and to build friendships, supporting leadership development. A Guidance & Career Coaching Program supports students' career development and professional skill-building. | Leadership & professional The Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Debate Society, SOMA, Reach for the Top, and Investors Club provide leadership and professional development opportunities. |
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Lifestyle & wellbeing
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Lifestyle & wellbeing Sport Club is a highlight of FH Student life, offering basketball, tennis, badminton, and volleyball with mini-tournaments to promote teamwork and a healthy lifestyle. The Music Club and Art Club also contribute to well-being by providing creative outlets and collaborative activities. FH Education strongly encourages participation in school events and social activities to support well-being and confidence beyond the classroom. | Lifestyle & wellbeing Athletics and other extracurricular activities are an integral part of Toronto Prep School. The school is a chartered member of SSAF and TDCAA, enabling competition in a wide range of leagues and events that develop sport skills, sportsmanship, and teamwork. Orientation Camp offers outdoor leadership activities with archery, trapeze, canoeing, zip-lining, and survival training. |
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Language provision
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Language provision The school offers English instruction as part of the Ontario High School Curriculum toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma. French as a second language is offered and counts toward graduation credits. Mandarin is offered as an International Language course for Grades 9–12. ESL programs are available (ESL and English Literacy Development) for Grades 9–12 to support English language learners. | Language provision — |
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Bilingual teaching
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Immersion programs
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Immersion programs Exchange Program provides an immersive English environment for international students to improve their English. Summer and Winter Camps use full-immersion teaching to accelerate English speaking and listening skills, with activity-driven scenarios and individual attention. Camps also offer experiences of Canadian culture and tourism as part of the language learning process. These immersion offerings focus on English language development across FH programs. | Immersion programs — |
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Awards
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Accreditations
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Admissions
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Admissions Admissions requirements: An average grade of C+ (65%) or higher over the past two years of schooling. English language proficiency at an intermediate level or higher. Application Process: Step 1 — Submit documents: Application Form; application fee; copy of passport or birth certificate; all official transcripts from grade 9; last two years' official transcripts for grade 9 admission; motivation letter (optional); achievements and awards (optional). All documents must be in PDF format. The admissions team will contact applicants within 3–5 business days. Step 2 — Receive the Letter Of Conditional Acceptance and pay the tuition fee. Step 3 — Receive the Letter Of Official Acceptance and are ready to apply for a visa. Step 4 — Fill out the Study Permit Application. Students who obtain their visa report to FH International High School; FH International creates a newcomer profile and prepares the students for arrival and orientation. Medical insurance coverage is activated once the arrival date is scheduled. Application Deadlines: There are four intakes in the FH school year. Intake deadlines: SEPTEMBER (July 31); NOVEMBER (October 31); MARCH (January 31); MAY (March 31). | Admissions 1. Attend an Open House Event The school indicates that visiting the campus in person is an important element when selecting an institution. Parents and prospective students are encouraged to attend an Open House event to learn more about the school environment. During these events, families can explore the physical facilities, meet the teaching faculty, and speak directly with the administration staff. This provides an opportunity to ask specific questions about the day-to-day operations of Toronto Prep School. 2. Obtain and Review the Admissions Package Families must acquire the official admissions package to initiate the formal application process. This package contains all the necessary documentation required to complete an enrollment file. Parents can choose to view and access this package online via the electronic application form, or they can pick up a physical copy at the main office. Reviewing these materials thoroughly ensures that parents are aware of all required forms and paperwork before proceeding. 3. Submit Documentation for Committee Evaluation The admissions committee formally reviews each applicant's file under an open admission policy that seeks to enroll a diverse student body. Parents should be aware that the school does not require an entrance test for qualified candidates. Instead, the evaluation focuses on finding evidence of good character, maturity, and academic motivation. The committee bases its final assessment on the applicant's personal interviews, past academic records, and recommendations from both teachers and the community. 4. Contact the Admissions Office for Assistance After reviewing all the provided materials, families can seek additional guidance if they have outstanding questions. The admissions office is available to answer remaining inquiries to help ensure the application experience is informative and constructive. Parents can contact the admissions staff directly by calling 416.545.1020 for further assistance. This final touchpoint allows families to clarify any specific details before completing their interaction with the school. |
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Scholarships
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Scholarships FH offers scholarships to outstanding students. Scholarships are used to offset tuition fees for FH's full-time credit courses. Eligibility and required materials include: a copy of the most recent mid-term and year-end report cards from the past two years; the most recent English proficiency exam results; a cover letter of up to 500 words describing the student, achievements, awards, and relevant activities; any other supporting documents such as certificates or awards; a virtual interview with the Scholarship Committee may be scheduled; a reference letter from a teacher is an asset. | Scholarships — |
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