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Queens Grove School

Toronto, Ontario

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At a glance

Grades: 9 – 12
Gender: Co-educational
Board: Independent
Principal: Svitlana Maystrenko
Program type: Online/Site Based
Associations: Ontario Federation of Independent Schools

Tuition & admissions

Tuition: $10,800 /year
Application fee: $250
Enrolment fee: Registration: $250 for elementary students and $300 for secondary students, for both domestic and international applicants.
Financial aid: No
Interview required: Yes

Admissions process

Complete the online application and submit required documents, including transcripts. The admissions team contacts applicants, and a personalized interview is scheduled to discuss student goals and school fit. Successful candidates receive acceptance notifications and enrollment guidance. Admissions are rolling, with September or February entry encouraged. International students whose first language is not English must start with ESL courses.

Academics & learning

Curriculum: The elementary program follows the Ontario curriculum with enrichment in science, mathematics, social science, English, French, and arts. The secondary program advertises Ontario-approved OSSD day, night, and summer study, blended delivery, and individual credit courses. Its related Virtual School has a separately identified BSID and should not be conflated with the physical campus.
Accreditation: Ontario-approved full-time and part-time secondary school. · Queens Grove Virtual School is inspected by the Ontario Ministry of Education (BSID #999620) and authorized to grant Ontario Secondary School Diplomas and individual high school credits.

Tuition & financial aid details

Bursaries & scholarships

Health Insurance: $600 per year
Custodian fees: $2,500 per year
Airport pick-up and drop-off: $250 one-time
One-on-one Tutoring (10 hrs): Elementary $400, Secondary $500
Sports, field trips, and other activities: $500 per year
Homestay (Separate room + 2-3 meals): $1,300-$1,500

Course descriptions

Elementary curriculum

The school says its elementary program follows the Ontario curriculum, with enrichment in science, mathematics, social science, English, French, and arts.

Secondary OSSD study

The school advertises full-time day school, part-time night school, bridge, summer school, individual credit courses, and blended online/in-person delivery.

Virtual School credit courses

The related Virtual School page describes online OSSD credit study, including compulsory and elective courses and academic/open/university or college preparation options; it lists a separate BSID (999620).

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Learning programs

Specializations

Personalized education. · Specialized language programs and ESL. · Elementary enrichment in science, math, social science, English, French, and arts. · Flexible virtual secondary education and individual credit courses.

Languages

English and French

Learning support

Tailored instruction · teacher mentorship · one-on-one tutoring · and individual secondary credit courses are available. Virtual students can choose synchronous instruction or asynchronous · self-paced learning.

Student life

Arts

Elementary arts enrichment follows the Ontario curriculum and supports sensory · cognitive · emotional · and motor development.

About the school

Queens Grove School in Toronto offers personalized elementary and secondary education through onsite and online programs, emphasizing academic excellence, individual growth, character development, and inclusivity.

Location & school highlights

Location

Located at 200 Ronson Dr
Suite 200
Etobicoke
ON M9W 5Z9. Public transit connections include approximately 35 minutes from Kipling or Lawrence subway stations
59 minutes from Square One
and 22 minutes from Pearson Airport.

What makes the school distinct

Personalized instruction with flexible onsite and online learning options.
Comprehensive elementary-to-secondary educational pathway.
Full-time, part-time, summer school, and on-demand individual secondary credit courses.
Virtual learning options include synchronous classes and asynchronous, self-paced study.
Specialized language programs and an ESL-to-secondary-school pathway.