Upper Canada College
Upper Canada College, founded in 1829, is an IB Continuum World School with 1,200 students in Senior Kindergarten through Year 12, including 88 international boarders. It is also one of the best boarding schools in Canada. Professional teachers, cutting-edge facilities, and a diverse range of co-curricular programming back UCC's objective to provide transformational learning experiences.
It is located in central Toronto on 35 acres of green space. The school's industry-leading program provides financial help to about 20% of students, with $5 million accessible to Canadian students each year.
It is completing the candidacy phase of the IB Middle Years Programme, intending to become North America's first boys' IB Continuum World School, building on leadership in boys' learning and International Baccalaureate teaching. It is a firm desire to be regarded as a paradigm of excellent practice in IB programming delivery.
The Norval Outdoor School, located northwest of Toronto, has been a part of Upper Canada College's core curriculum since 1939. It is one of Ontario's oldest outdoor education centers. Students better understand the environment, ecosystems, and their ethical obligation to preserve them.
In a school of over 1,200 pupils, the boarding community includes more than 80 children aged 13 to 18. Their presence, however, is noticed instantly upon entering the Upper School. The Bernick Family Foyer provides a clear view of two boarding houses and a magnificent quad that serves as boarders' unofficial hangout.
Upper Canada College's world-renowned delivery of the IB Diploma Programme in this boutique setting gives graduates an advantage in terms of admittance and success at top institutions and prepares them to meet the needs of multinational industries worldwide once they enter the workforce.
Founded: 1829
Tuition fees: $70,050 - $75,200
Phone: 416-488-1125
Address: 200 Lonsdale Road, Toronto, Ontario
Website: https://www.ucc.on.ca/
