St. George's School

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The School

• St. George's offers a variety of academic options that include enriched and advanced-placement classes. Its boys participate in many regional, national, and international academic contests, in mathematics, the sciences, and the humanities and social sciences.
• St. George's School is ranked as one of the top academic and athletic schools in the country. It graduates approximately 150 students each year, with 100 per cent attending university and 30 per cent attending US colleges. In addition, the School offers a variety of academic electives, 30 between Grade 7 and 11 and 40 in Grade 11 and 12, of which 12 are at the Advanced Placement (AP) Level. The School also offers over 30 athletic options and over 50 club options.
• The school mandates that its boys have a recreational or varsity games choice starting from Grade 8. Boys in senior grades may opt out for one term based on past games attendance.
• Students are required to participate in outdoor educational programs both in the junior school and the senior school.
• A university preparatory school, St. George’s occupies two campuses, one with a heritage building that serves the Junior School (Grades 1 to 7) and one with a modern facility that houses the Senior School (Grades 8 to 12). Total enrollment is 1150, of which 120 are boarding students from over 18 countries worldwide.

Admission

• Please contact the Admission Office directly by email, by post or visit the School website for latest information.

Boarding Houses

• The School provides a boarding program for 120 students from Grade 8 to 12 from over 18 countries worldwide. Students are housed in a modern facility called Harker Hall Residences located on the Junior School Campus. The boarding program gives the boarding students the added opportunity to live totally within the School community.
• St. George's School is committed to providing the highest standard of care for local, rural and overseas students in Harker Hall Residences. The boarding staff of Harker Hall Residences are all teachers at the School and they strive to establish and maintain an environment that is friendly, tolerant, and supportive. The school's educational philosophy and the Student Code of Conduct form the basis of the expectations of the boarding program.

AP Course

• Anatomy, Animation, Architecture, Astronomy, Computer programming, Computer science, Creative writing, Ecology, Geology, Independent study, Journalism, Literature, Meteorology, Public speaking, Robotics, Web design
• A number of courses at the Grade 11 and 12 levels are designated Advanced Placement (AP) courses.

2012/13 Canadian High School Boarding Fees# (CAD$) Per Year

Remark: #Inclusive of tuition and residence fee but exclusive of miscellaneous fees, such as uniform, extracurricular activities