PRIVATE SCHOOLS / FIND YOUR FIT
Private school options in Toronto.
Find a school that fits your child, your routine and your plans.
Schools are listed alphabetically, without a ranking or endorsement. Compare programs, support, admissions and the full cost. Ontario does not license, accredit or endorse private schools; confirm a school’s inspection and credit-granting status if Ontario secondary-school credits are important to your plans.
Toronto
Toronto
Branksome Hall
- Junior Kindergarten–Grade 12
- Girls
- Day school
- Boarding
Branksome Hall combines girls’ education with an IB pathway on its Toronto campus. Its early and middle years lead to senior study, with boarding available for students entering the secondary years and Grade 7.
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Crescent School
- Grades 1–12
- Boys
- Day school
Crescent is a boys’ day school whose current grade span begins in Grade 1. Its character-focused approach connects classroom study with mentoring and opportunities in robotics, the arts, business, sport and outreach.
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De La Salle College
- Grades 5–12
- Co-educational
- Day school
De La Salle College is a Catholic co-educational day school in Toronto serving Grades 5–12. Its Lasallian identity connects academic study with spiritual development and service.
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Havergal College
- Junior Kindergarten–Grade 12
- Girls
- Day school
- Boarding
Havergal College offers girls’ day education from JK to Grade 12 and a senior boarding option. Families relocating internationally should consider its stated English proficiency expectations as part of the application.
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Royal St. George’s College
- Grades 3–12
- Boys
- Day school
Royal St. George’s College is a boys’ day school in Toronto’s Annex. Its school programme combines academics with music, public speaking, outdoor education and athletics.
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St. Clement’s School
- Grades 1–12
- Girls
- Day school
St. Clement’s School offers girls’ education from Grade 1 through Grade 12 in Toronto. Its admissions process includes grade-appropriate assessment and an opportunity to learn about the school community.
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TFS – Canada’s International School, Toronto Campus
- Kindergarten–Grade 12; early-years programmes from age 2
- Co-educational
- Day school
TFS’s Toronto campus offers French and English bilingual education and an IB continuum through Grade 12. This profile covers the Toronto campus; its Mississauga campus has a different grade span.
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The Bishop Strachan School
- Junior Kindergarten–Grade 12
- Girls
- Day school
- Boarding
The Bishop Strachan School is a girls’ school with day education from JK through Grade 12 and a boarding community for older students. Its admissions information distinguishes the grade span of the school from the grades accepting new boarders.
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University of Toronto Schools
- Grades 7–12
- Co-educational; admissions describes an inclusive gender policy
- Day school
University of Toronto Schools offers secondary education from Grade 7 at its Bloor Street campus. The school is affiliated with the University of Toronto, with its own school admissions process and specific residency requirements.
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Upper Canada College
- Junior Kindergarten–Year 12
- Boys
- Day school
- Boarding
Upper Canada College offers an International Baccalaureate pathway from its early years through the Diploma Programme at its Toronto campus. Families can compare day attendance with a separate boarding option for older students.
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A guide to your next questions.
A first selection across Toronto, Durham, York, Peel and Halton, covering independent, Montessori and faith-based schools with elementary, secondary, day and boarding options where offered. This is not a complete list of GTA private schools.
Schools are listed alphabetically, without a ranking or endorsement. Compare programs, support, admissions and the full cost. Ontario does not license, accredit or endorse private schools; confirm a school’s inspection and credit-granting status if Ontario secondary-school credits are important to your plans.
School inclusion does not guarantee admission or confirm available places. The school’s official admissions team is the source for current application requirements and fees.
Official sources
- Ontario: choosing a private school Checked October 3, 2026







