Kingsway College School

Canada, Etobicoke

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The school at a glance

Fees CA$33,995 - 37,750

Ages Not listed

Type Co-educational

Opened 1989

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum Canadian Curriculum

Taught languages French

Strengths STEM, Languages, Visual and Creative Arts

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service

Stages Kindergarten, Primary School, Middle School, Secondary School, High School

Introduction

Kingsway College School is a JK–12 co‑educational independent school with two Etobicoke campuses: the Junior School at 4600 Dundas Street West (JK–Grade 8) and the Senior School at 2183 Lake Shore Boulevard West (Grade 9–12). It follows a Canadian curriculum rooted in the Ontario education framework. The Four Doors to Learning Program focuses on academics, arts, athletics, and citizenship, supported by Habits of Mind, Body, and Action. Enrichment extends the core curriculum to deepen learning and support the transition to the Senior School. In the Junior School, French is taught from JK to Grade 8, using the Accelerated Integrative Method in Grades 1–5 and exclusive use of French in Grades 6–8. The Senior School emphasizes pathways and external connections through the KCS Path Program, Place Based Learning, Learning Partners, By Design, and Entrepreneurship. Facilities include a Prototyping Lab with CAD and 3D printing, CommTech Lab, Studio Lab, Learning Commons, and a Market Place with a school café. The campuses connect to form one school, and the program offers extensive clubs across academics, arts, and service.

www.kcs.on.ca

Junior School (JK–Grade 8): 4600 Dundas Street West, Etobicoke, ON M9A 1A5; Senior School (Grade 9–12): 2183 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Etobicoke, ON M8V 0J2

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The Essentials

Location

Junior School campus is located at 4600 Dundas Street West, Etobicoke, ON M9A 1A5. Senior School campus is located at 2183 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Etobicoke, ON M8V 0J2. The campuses are connected as one school with two campuses in Etobicoke, situated near Lake Ontario, Humber Bay Parks, and the Butterfly Habitat. The Senior Campus is about 15 minutes by bus from Old Mill Station or 15 minutes by car from the Junior School campus.

Stages

Junior School: JK-Grade 8; Senior School: Grade 9-12.

Type

The school is a JK to Grade 12 co-ed independent school.

Additional learning support

Learning Strategies is a department designed to support students with exceptional needs. LS Teachers develop Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) and provide accommodations or modifications.

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Fees

Application fees

- Application fee: CAD 200.00 per application (non‑refundable).

Tuition and one‑time fees by year group

- Junior and Senior Kindergarten (JK–SK)
- Annual tuition: CAD 33,995.00.
- Tuition deposit: CAD 5,000.00 (non‑refundable; deducted from the total tuition).
- Infrastructure fee: CAD 8,500.00 (one‑time, non‑refundable, due on acceptance).
- Application fee: CAD 200.00 (non‑refundable).

- Grade 1–8
- Annual tuition: CAD 36,750.00.
- Tuition deposit: CAD 5,000.00 (non‑refundable; deducted from the total tuition).
- Infrastructure fee: CAD 8,500.00 (one‑time, non‑refundable, due on acceptance).
- Application fee: CAD 200.00 (non‑refundable).

- Grade 9–12 (Senior School)
- Annual tuition: CAD 37,750.00.
- Tuition deposit: CAD 5,000.00 (non‑refundable; deducted from the total tuition).
- Infrastructure fee (one‑time, non‑refundable, due on acceptance):
- Grade 9: CAD 8,500.00
- Grade 10: CAD 6,000.00
- Grade 11: CAD 4,000.00
- Grade 12: CAD 4,000.00
- Application fee: CAD 200.00 (non‑refundable).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- A tuition deposit and any required infrastructure fee are due with the completed Tuition Payment Plan Authorization Form; the tuition deposit and infrastructure fee are non‑refundable and the tuition deposit is applied against the total tuition.

- Parents may choose one of four payment plans:
- Plan A — Full payment: single balance payment (early‑payment discount applies when paid by the school's published deadline).
- Plan B — Three instalments (scheduled April / September / December dates as set by the school).
- Plan C — Nine monthly instalments (April to December or similar school‑year months).
- Plan D — Twelve monthly instalments (April to March or similar school‑year months).

- Exact instalment amounts and early‑payment discount values vary by year group. Example breakdowns provided by the school include:
- Junior / Senior Kindergarten (2026–27 example): after the CAD 5,000 deposit, Plan A (full payment with a CAD 450 discount if paid by May 1, 2026) results in a balance due of CAD 28,545.00; Plan B and Plans C/D are invoiced as set monthly/term amounts with an administrative fee included in instalment plans.
- Grade 1–8 and Grade 9–12 example instalment schedules follow the same plan structure; sample instalment amounts and early‑payment discounts are published in the school's schedule of fees documents. Instalment plans include a small administrative charge.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not applicable at these KCS campuses (KCS operates Junior and Senior day campuses).

Other costs or fees

- What tuition typically covers (Junior School example): loan of textbooks, most cultural, sporting and field‑trip activity fees, supplies, and the use and maintenance of computers and musical instruments.
- What tuition typically excludes (Junior School examples): school uniforms, the Junior School hot‑lunch program, and Grades 6–8 end‑of‑year trips. Additional optional items (some clubs, special trips or external program fees) may incur separate charges.

Refund information

- The tuition deposit (CAD 5,000.00) is non‑refundable and is applied to the tuition balance. The infrastructure fee is a one‑time non‑refundable fee due upon acceptance. Instalment plans include administrative fees. (These non‑refundable terms apply to the deposit and infrastructure fee.)

Fee payment options

- Tuition, deposits and instalments are processed by pre‑authorized electronic bank debits as part of the school's Tuition Payment Plan authorization. Early‑payment discounts require timely single payment by the published date. Financial assistance application fees and need‑assessment submissions are handled online via the third‑party service used by the school (Apple Financial Services) and carry their own non‑refundable application charge where applicable.

Contact details for fee administration

- For questions about fees, deposits, payment plans or financial assistance, contact the school's Admissions team at admissions@kcs.on.ca or by phone at (416) 234‑5073 during regular office hours.

Academics

Curriculum

The core curriculum begins with the Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum. The Four Doors to Learning Program centers on academics, arts, athletics, and citizenship, supported by Habits of Mind, Body, and Action. Enrichment adds depth, breadth, novelty, acceleration, and integration to extend the core curriculum and smooth the transition to the Senior School. In Junior School, French is taught from JK to Grade 8, with the Accelerated Integrative Method (AIM) used in Grades 1–5 and technology integrated to support a 21st‑century French learning experience; in Grades 6–8, French skills are developed through creative projects, performances, and presentations with a focus on exclusive use of French. Senior School emphasizes pathways and external connections through the KCS Path Program, Place Based Learning, Learning Partners, By Design, and Entrepreneurship to prepare students for post‑secondary learning and beyond.

Higher Education Progression

Path Program provides Grade 12 engagement with guidance in pursuing post‑secondary options. Portrait of a Graduate describes KCS graduates as ready to embrace life's challenges in an ever‑changing world. The Student Experience emphasizes exposure to personal inquiry, school leadership, community events, and external partnerships to help students see their future and prepare for college, university, and careers.

Gifted and Talented

Enrichment adds more depth, breadth, novelty, acceleration, and integration to the curriculum. Junior School offers Accelerated French and Accelerated technology programs. Senior School features the Path Program, KCS By Design, Learning Partners, and Entrepreneurship to provide advanced opportunities and real‑world learning for motivated students.

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Admissions

1. Open Houses: Open Houses are offered at both the Junior School (JK–Grade 8) campus and the Senior School campus. The program includes a brief presentation from school leaders followed by a student-led tour, with opportunities to ask questions of the senior administration, current students, and parents. Registration is completed by filling out the admissions inquiry form to sign up for an upcoming Open House; if unable to attend, submit an inquiry form and a member of the Admissions Team will contact you. 2. Meet the admissions team: The Junior School Admissions Officer, AnnaMaria Esposito, answers questions about JK–Grade 6, shares details about Open Houses, books a call or meeting with the Director of Admissions, and assists with the application process. The Senior School contact, Lisa Holmes, Director of Admissions for Grades 7–12, invites you to Open Houses, conducts one-on-one meetings, gives a campus tour, and helps with the application. 3. Admissions process guidance: The Admissions Team guides you through every step of the admissions process and helps you get to know the school and your family. 4. Contact and next steps: The office can be reached at 416-234-5073 or admissions@kcs.on.ca, Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; inquiries can be directed to AnnaMaria for JK–Grade 6 or Lisa for Grades 7–12.

Scholarships

Financial Assistance is available for NEW Grades 9 to 12 Senior School students. Eligibility criteria include attending an Open House or Tour, completing an application, completing an assessment, and completing an Apple Financial Services application. Financial need is determined through a Parents' Financial Statement (PFS) submitted to Apple Financial Services, which charges a non-refundable application fee. The KCS Financial Assistance team reviews the Apple Financial Services output and makes recommendations to the Admissions Team, which then reviews all applications and offers enrollment including any allocated financial assistance. If successful, assistance lasts two years and requires reapplication. For more information, contact Lisa Holmes at 416-234-5073 or admissions@kcs.on.ca.

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FAQs

Where are the Kingsway College School campuses located and what grades do they serve?

The Junior School campus is at 4600 Dundas Street West, Etobicoke, and serves JK–Grade 8. The Senior School campus is at 2183 Lake Shore Boulevard West, Etobicoke, and serves Grade 9–12. The two campuses operate as one school with a connected JK–12 experience.

What curriculum does Kingsway College School follow?

KCS follows the Ontario Ministry of Education core curriculum. It is enhanced by the Four Doors to Learning program, which focuses on academics, arts, athletics, and citizenship, and is supported by Habits of Mind, Body, and Action, with Enrichment to extend learning and smooth the transition to Senior School.

Is Kingsway College School a boarding or day school, and is it co-educational?

KCS is a co-educational independent day school. It operates across two campuses in Etobicoke, serving students from JK through Grade 12.

What are the tuition ranges for different year groups and what other fees apply?

Annual tuition is CAD 33,995 for JK–SK, CAD 36,750 for Grades 1–8, and CAD 37,750 for Grades 9–12. A non-refundable CAD 5,000 tuition deposit is required and deducted from tuition, plus a one-time CAD 8,500 infrastructure fee for acceptance. The application fee is CAD 200 (non-refundable).

How can families pay tuition and what payment plans are available?

Families can choose from four plans: Plan A (full payment with an early-discount), Plan B (three installments), Plan C (nine monthly installments), or Plan D (twelve monthly installments). The tuition deposit and infrastructure fee are non-refundable and apply to the balance, and some plans include a small admin fee.

Are there scholarships or financial aid options for new students?

Yes. Financial Assistance is available for NEW Grades 9–12 students. Eligibility involves attending an Open House or tour, submitting an application and assessment, and completing an Apple Financial Services application with a separate non-refundable fee. Assistance lasts two years and requires reapplication.

What are the main academic programs in the Junior and Senior Schools?

In the Junior School, the Ontario curriculum is complemented by the Four Doors to Learning, with French taught JK–8 (AIM in Grades 1–5 and project-based learning in Grades 6–8). The Senior School emphasizes pathways and external connections through programs like Path, Place Based Learning, Learning Partners, By Design, and Entrepreneurship to prepare for post-secondary options.

How is French taught at Kingsway College School?

French is taught from JK to Grade 8. Grades 1–5 use the Accelerated Integrative Method with gestures and multisensory learning, while Grades 6–8 engage in daily use of French through creative projects and performances, with technology supporting 21st‑century language learning.

What post-secondary preparation opportunities does the school offer?

The Path Program and other pathway work in the Senior School help students connect with post-secondary options. The Portrait of a Graduate frames graduates as ready for college or university and careers, with opportunities for leadership and community involvement.

What facilities does the Senior School campus offer?

The Senior School features a Main Lobby, Logan Family Market Place, KCS Kafé, a Physical Health and Education Lab, an Art Studio, a Science Lab, a Learning Commons, classrooms and breakout spaces, a rooftop terrace, a Media Wall, MacLachlan Hall, a Prototyping Lab, a CommTech Lab, and a Studio Lab.

What facilities are available at the Junior School campus?

The Junior School includes an Art Studio, Innovation Lab, Library, Outdoor Classroom, Canada Hall for indoor sports and events, a Be Active Space with a full soccer field and playground, and flexible classrooms designed for hands-on learning.

Are there maker and technology facilities for student projects?

Yes. The Prototyping Lab includes 3D printers and a laser cutter, electronics kits, and CAD work with Onshape. Maker clubs and KCS Creative Labs support student-led projects and cross-curricular design.

How extensive are the clubs and extracurricular activities?

Kingsway offers over 100 clubs and teams each year. In the Junior School, more than 40 clubs run each term for SK–Grade 8, including Jazz Band, Lego Robotics, Newspaper Club, Tech Blazers, and Science is Fun, among others.

What leadership and service opportunities exist at KCS?

The school has a House system with House Captains and Student Leadership roles. There is a Community Service Club and a focus on service learning as part of Student Life, with Senior School also offering Learning Partners.

What programs link academics to real-world experiences?

The Senior School features pathways such as By Design, Learning Partners, and Entrepreneurship to provide real-world learning. A student-led Market Place cafe in Grade 10 connects learning with authentic entrepreneurship, and cross-curricular partnerships enrich projects.

How does Kingsway College School support students who need extra help?

Learning Strategies provides individualized support with IEPs and accommodations in collaboration with division teachers. Reading Groups and Workshop classes in Grades 1–8 offer targeted literacy and math support, while the Senior School provides ongoing wellbeing and academic guidance through faculty advisors.

How is mental health and wellbeing addressed at KCS?

Mental wellbeing is central, with weekly Faculty Advisor meetings and a Director of Student and Community Well-Being involved in SEL instruction. Most staff are Mental Health First Aid certified, and there are wellbeing-focused programs such as the Encouraging Dialogue Speakers Series.

What safeguarding measures are in place at the school?

Safeguarding includes allergy-safe policies, a Concussion Protocol, safety education with Toronto Police Services, and a sign-in procedure for visitors at the Junior School. The campus also uses electronic surveillance to promote safety and has comprehensive health and safety policies.

Is boarding available at Kingsway College School?

Boarding is not offered; Kingsway operates two day campuses serving JK–12.

How is food provided and what are lunch arrangements?

Lunch is provided five days a week by Kidssentials, with vegetarian, vegan, and allergen-free options, nut-free policies, and daily milk choices. Students eat in classrooms under supervision, with a Boomerang lunch policy for lunches brought from home.

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