Private schools in Westmount

Montreal, QC

The world needs great women... it starts at <i>The Study</i>. Founded in 1915, and recognized as one of Canada's premier girls' schools, <i>The Study</i> actively fosters the development of character, confidence and visionary thinking. Dedicated teachers and staff offer a stimulating bilingual environment to students from Kindergarten to Grade 11. When she graduates, a Study girl has the values, skills and knowledge to follow her chosen path. Certificate of Eligibility for English Instruction is not required (K- grade 11) as The Study no longer receives government subsidies.

Montreal, QC

St. George's School is a co-educational, non-denominational school committed to providing a student-centered education of the highest quality within a spirited, engaging, creative and cooperative environment.

Montreal, QC

Imagine a co-educational elementary school where children learn in a child-centered, nurturing environment, where confidence, character, creativity and co-operation are the cornerstones of the school?s mission, and where children are challenged to reach their full potential with a strong enriched curriculum. This is The Priory School. Founded in 1947 on Catholic traditions, The Priory today, as always, welcomes children from all religious backgrounds. An English private school with a strong French program as well as specialists in art, music, physical education and computers, The Priory provides a caring environment that encourages initiative, self-discipline and curiosity. Facilities include a state of the art computer room, recently renovated library, multi-purpose gymnasium, on-site skating rink and soccer pitch as well as a well-equipped art room. A structured afterschool program with homework supervision as well as extra curricular activities that include Chess Club, Karate, Mad Science, Yoga, Italian Class and Theater round out the school?s curriculum.

Montreal, QC

Montreal, QC

Since 1861, The Sacred Heart School of Montreal, the city's only all girls English Catholic high school, has been graduating exceptional leaders. The school is committed to developing young women of intellect, wisdom, compassion and with a sense of justice. The Sacred Heart School of Montreal is part of a worldwide network of schools that share common goals, mission and values.

Montreal, QC

The "Trafalgar Institute" was founded in 1871 by Donald Ross who had the wisdom to see that girls should have the same educational opportunities as boys and who bequeathed the bulk of his estate for the establishment of the first English girls' school in Montreal.

Montreal, QC

The beginning of the 21st century was marked by some of the most stimulating developments in the world of education. At Villa Maria, we are delighted to be at the forefront of this educational transformation process. In addition to supporting our students and guiding them towards success in their studies, we are committed to instilling in them skills and attitudes that will guide them beyond their time at our school. Our four fascinating new profiles will allow the new generation to flourish and be fully prepared for the realities of the 21st century .

Montreal, QC

College Notre-Dame du Sacre-Cour is a private French language co-education secondary school in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Montreal, QC

College Jean-de-Brebeuf is a private French-language educational institution offering secondary school and CEGEP college-level instruction in Montreal, Quebec. It is a co-ed establishment for students in their final year of secondary school and in college. It is boys-only in the first four years of secondary school. It retains a dress code, but no specific uniform. The school is located at 3200, Chemin Cote-Sainte-Catherine. Reputation It is widely regarded as the best and most prestigious secondary school in Quebec (ranking number 1 continuously for several years[1]), and has consistently received high rankings from the Fraser Institute for academic achievement. History Jean-de-Brebeuf College Jean-de-Brebeuf was founded by the Jesuits in 1928. The school has been secular since 1986. The college was named after Catholic missionary and martyr Jean de Brebeuf. The college traces its origins to the merger of several institutions which became public ones in 1967, when the Quebec system of CEGEPs was created. Built in 1928, the imposing campus was designed by Dalbe Viau and Alphonse Venne. Programs The CEGEP only offers pre-university programs (it does not offer the technical programs). The pre-university programs, which take two years to complete, cover the subject matters which roughly correspond to the additional year of high school given elsewhere in Canada in preparation for a chosen field in university. Post-secondary students receive a Diploma of Collegial Studies in a two-year, pre-university program of study. It gives IB, Sciences, Lettres et Arts (preparatory for most university majors except music and dance) and Diploma of Collegial Studies. Students are taught in the Jesuit tradition of excellence with a modern approach. Subjects taught in the secondary part of the school include Latin, Mathematics, French, English, Ethics and Religious Culture, Gym, Art, Sciences, Geography (Grades 7-8) and History. Athletics The school is known for being very competitive in basketball and fencing, having won provincial titles in basketball in the last five years and having many of its former students fence at international levels. The school also competes in provincial and regional level hockey, volleyball, broom-ball and rugby competitions. The school's lacrosse team has been in the finals for the four years they have played and have won the title three consecutive years.

Montreal, QC

Lower Canada College is a coeducational private school for students in kindergarten through grade 12, dedicated to providing a challenging academic environment and a breadth of co-curricular activities.

Montreal, QC

Outrement, QC