We designed admissions for busy families. Clear stages, real deadlines, and a human who'll answer your call at each step.
Click any step to see what it involves, what you'll need, and what to expect next.
Start with a 60-minute campus tour or a virtual info session. You'll meet a current family, walk the halls, and sit in on a class. No commitment, no sales pitch.
Tours run every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 AM and 2 PM, plus monthly Saturday open houses.
After your tour, we'll send you a link to the online application portal. The form asks about your child, your family's faith background, and which program you're applying for.
You'll also upload the last two years of report cards and pay a $150 CAD application fee.
For Grades 1–12, your child will take a short academic assessment — 30 minutes for elementary, 90 for secondary — covering literacy and numeracy at their current grade level.
Then we'll sit down together, all three of you (or four), for a 30-minute conversation with our principal and an admissions officer. We're looking for fit — in both directions.
Within one week of your interview, you'll receive a decision letter by email and phone call from our principal. We give one of three answers: accepted, waitlisted with a path forward, or not a fit at this time.
We don't keep families in limbo. If we're not the right school for your child, we'll tell you — and we'll often recommend a school that is.
Once you've signed the enrollment contract and paid the deposit, you're in. We'll invite you to our May welcome picnic, pair you with a current buddy family, and send uniform, supplies, and calendar details by mid-August.
Your first day isn't the first day of school — it's the day we start acting like your school.
All tuition includes chapel, French instruction, and core activities. 28% of families receive need-based aid.
Average aid award for 2025–26: $4,200 · 28% of families receive aid
Yes — families of all faith backgrounds are welcome, and about 22% of our current students come from non-Coptic backgrounds. We ask only that families respect our Christian identity and that students participate in chapel and religious studies.
Around 72% overall. It varies by grade — Grade 1, 7, and 9 entry points are our most competitive. We prioritize rolling admissions, so earlier applications have more flexibility.
We run routes across Peel Region — Mississauga, Brampton, parts of Oakville and Etobicoke. Bus is $1,950/year. Full route map sent with your welcome email.
In some cases, yes — depending on grade, program capacity, and assessment. We've welcomed ~15 mid-year transfers each of the last three years. Call us; we'll be honest about fit.
Need-based, confidential, and renewable each year. Apply after you've received an admissions decision. Average award is $4,200; maximum is 60% of tuition. About 28% of families receive some form of aid.
We support mild-to-moderate learning differences (e.g. dyslexia, ADHD, mild anxiety) through our Learning Strategies team. We are not a specialized school and cannot accommodate significant behavioral or developmental support needs. We'll be honest with you during admissions about fit.
We run tours every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 AM and 2 PM. Saturday open houses monthly.