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Canadian curriculum schools worldwide

We list 26 schools teaching the Canadian curriculum across 4 cities, with indicative annual tuition, curriculum and ages.

Canadian schools in Toronto

11 schools CAD 24,000–49,500

Crescent School

Lawrence Park, Toronto

Canadian Private Ages 8–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 46,270
Higher fees

Havergal College

Lawrence Park, Toronto

Canadian Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 45,670
Higher fees

Upper Canada College

Forest Hill, Toronto

Canadian/IB Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 36,000–42,000
Mid-range fees
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Canadian schools in Hong Kong

1 school HKD 170,000–220,000

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Canadian schools in Kuala Lumpur

1 school MYR 40,000–65,000

Sunway International School

Petaling Jaya, Kuala Lumpur

Canadian/IB International Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition MYR 40,000–65,000
Mid-range fees
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Canadian schools in Vancouver

13 schools CAD 10,000–52,500

Bodwell High School

North Vancouver, Vancouver

Canadian (BC) / IB MYP / AP International Ages 13–18
Indicative annual tuition Not published

Brockton School

North Vancouver, Vancouver

IB (PYP / MYP / Diploma / CP) / Canadian (BC) Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 30,500–33,900
Mid-range fees

Collingwood School

West Vancouver, Vancouver

Canadian (BC) / AP Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 30,075–32,750
Mid-range fees
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What is the Canadian curriculum?

The Canadian curriculum is known for its inclusive, high-quality approach to education, consistently ranking among the top education systems in OECD assessments. While each Canadian province has its own curriculum framework, international schools typically follow the Ontario or British Columbia curriculum. The system emphasizes critical thinking, practical application of knowledge, and the development of well-rounded individuals who are prepared for both university and career success.

Approach

Canadian education is organized into Elementary (K–8) and Secondary (9–12) levels. The curriculum balances core academics — English/French, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies — with arts, physical education, and technology. Assessment is continuous and varied, using portfolios, projects, presentations, and exams rather than relying solely on standardized tests. The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is widely recognized internationally and provides clear pathways to universities in Canada, the US, and beyond.

Key features

  • Consistently high OECD/PISA rankings worldwide
  • Inclusive education model accommodating diverse learners
  • Balance of academic, creative, and technical subjects
  • Continuous assessment through diverse evaluation methods
  • Bilingual education opportunities (English/French)
  • Strong pathway to North American universities

Suits

Families looking for an inclusive, high-quality education system with strong international recognition. Well-suited for students who thrive with varied assessment methods and appreciate a balanced approach to academic and personal development.

Typical ages

4–18 years

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