A good fit.
A bigger future.
Start with who your child is, not just where they are in the curriculum.
Explore a day school built around deep understanding, or enrichment that takes learning further. We begin with a conversation about curiosity, strengths and the next right challenge.
Curiosity.
Effort.
Possibility.
Readiness to ask questions. Willingness to work through a challenge. Respect for the people learning alongside you.
Growth matters more than perfection.
FIND YOUR PATHWAY
One school.
More than one way in.
Day school
A full-time school experience from JK through Grade 12, combining mathematical thinking, interdisciplinary learning and the Ontario curriculum.
Kindergarten: JK and SK · Elementary: Grades 1–4 · Middle: Grades 5–8 · High school: Grades 9–12.
Local and international families have different documentation requirements. Discuss placement and available spaces with admissions.
Clubs & enrichment
Keep your current school and extend your learning. After-hours programmes offer subject-focused challenges, creative problem solving and contest preparation.
Begin with a consultation and placement check. Confirm current subjects, participation options and schedules before enrolling.
From first conversation
to the right next step.
Admissions is a chance to understand your child and explore whether Laureates is the right learning environment. The school will confirm the requirements for your chosen pathway.
01
Talk with us.
Share your child’s interests, learning needs and goals. Discuss day school or club options, placement, tuition and practical arrangements.
02
Prepare your application.
Gather recent report cards and relevant academic records. High-school applicants should have previous high-school reports and their transcript ready. Ask admissions which statements, questionnaires or recommendations are required for your pathway.
03
Explore readiness.
Assessment helps identify strengths and the right level of challenge. Depending on the pathway, this can include mathematics and reading diagnostics, a writing sample, problem-solving activities and a student/family conversation.
04
Plan the next chapter.
Admissions reviews the application and assessment, then communicates the decision and next steps. Confirm placement, the programme plan, current fees and onboarding before making a commitment.
Show us how
you think and grow.
Bring your curiosity.
Projects, reading, contests and personal initiatives can help tell your story. We value steady effort, growth over time and a willingness to collaborate.
You do not need a perfect record to begin a conversation.
Come with questions.
Use your consultation to ask how teaching works, how progress is assessed and how the school balances challenge with support.
Ask about trial lessons or a shadow day, subject to arrangements with the school.
Practical answers.
Before you decide.
Tuition & support
2026–2027 annual tuition (CAD): local day school $16,000–$17,500; international day school $20,000–$22,500; online school $10,666.67–$11,666.67, according to division.
The $200 application fee for day school and online school is separate from tuition. No separate application fee applies to individual credit courses, tutoring, Math Club or Science Club.
See the full fee schedule for division-by-division rates, exclusions and refund terms. Ask about financial assistance or merit awards and current eligibility; availability is not guaranteed.
Timing & availability
Day-school applications are considered as space allows. Contact the school early to discuss entry timing and current availability.
Club timetables and entry arrangements vary by programme. Confirm the current schedule rather than relying on a past calendar.
A little clarity
goes a long way.
Which grades can apply?
Laureates is organized into four divisions:
- Kindergarten: JK and SK
- Elementary school: Grades 1–4
- Middle school: Grades 5–8
- High school: Grades 9–12
Contact admissions to discuss placement and available spaces.
Do you use entrance assessments?
Yes. Diagnostics and conversations help the school understand readiness and learning needs. Admissions will explain the assessment format for your chosen pathway.
What if we are applying internationally?
Review the international admissions guidance and discuss academic records, English-language support, OSSD course planning and documentation with the school. Confirm accommodation arrangements separately if needed.
Can we start with a club?
Yes. After-hours enrichment is a separate pathway from full-time day school. A consultation and placement check help identify an appropriate level and programme.