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Fieldstone School

2999 Dufferin Street, Toronto, Ontario, M6B 3T4

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At a glance

Grades: JK – Gr. 12
Gender: Coed
Founded: 1997
Board: Independent
Principal: Melany Butcher
Program type: Online/Site Based
Associations: No Association Membership

Tuition & admissions

Tuition: $23,770 – $33,160 /year
Application deadline: 2026-08-16
Application fee: $20 (Secondary School Transcript fee)

Academics & learning

Curriculum: Traditional
Class size: Varies
Accreditation: Cambridge Showcase School (2024-2027 cohort)

Course descriptions

Fieldstone Day School JK–Grade 8

Cambridge Primary (K–Grade 5) and Cambridge Lower Secondary (Grades 6–8) combine with Ontario elementary and Core Knowledge content. Cambridge anchors English, mathematics and science; social studies blends Core Knowledge and Ontario curriculum. Cambridge Checkpoint assessments are listed for Grades 5 and 8. Music, visual arts and a long-running annual Shakespeare production are also described.

Fieldstone King’s College School Grades 9–12

The official umbrella page links to a separate high-school website, which returned HTTP 403 during this review; current high-school course details could not be verified.

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Learning programs

Learning support

Guidance department support · individualized learning approach

Student life

Sports

Current Day School page lists badminton, basketball, bowling, cross-country, flag football, soccer, softball, track and field, and volleyball, with a stated emphasis on inclusive participation.

Clubs & extracurricular activities

Current Day School pages describe inclusive co-curricular life, including house league and inter-school sports, string orchestra, Stage Band and Choir, and annual Shakespeare production. A school-hosted brochure lists past examples such as Eco Club, Programming, Guitar and Prefects; these are historical examples, not a verified current roster.

Outdoor activities & education

Experiential learning and trips: A school-hosted brochure describes an annual experiential-learning week combining service, adventure, physical activity and team-building, and educational trips in Toronto and farther afield. Toronto City Hall and a Costa Rica school-building trip are historical examples without a current-year schedule.
Duke of Edinburgh Award: The same brochure describes service, skills, fitness and adventure components. Current eligibility and availability were not verified on accessible pages.

University destinations

A school-hosted brochure lists institutions attended by graduates from 2003–2017, including University of Toronto, Waterloo, Western, York, McGill and UBC among many others. This is historical and must not be presented as a current cohort destination list.