private

Holy Trinity School

11300 Bayview Avenue, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4S 1L4

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At a glance

Grades: JK – Gr. 12
Gender: Coed
Board: Independent

Tuition & admissions

Tuition: $35,520 – $37,480 /year
Financial aid: Yes

Academics & learning

Curriculum: Progressive
Class size: 18 — 24 students
Accreditation: Platinum EcoSchool Certified. · Ducks Unlimited Wetland Center of Excellence.

Tuition & financial aid details

Bursaries & scholarships

Vision-aligned scholarship program

Course descriptions

Lower School, Kindergarten–Grade 5

Foundational learning with specialized teaching in art, French, mathematics, music, physical and health education, and religious knowledge; science specialists teach Grades 3–5. Inquiry- and project-based interdisciplinary learning connects subject areas.

Middle School, Grades 6–8

Interdisciplinary and inquiry-based work across English, French, mathematics, science, social studies, art, drama, music, physical and health education, and religious knowledge. Students can use Student Directed Time for interests or academic support.

Senior School, Grades 9–12

Ontario secondary academic programme, with internship foundations in Grades 9–10 and electives/pathways across the senior years. The official page lists clubs, creative arts, athletics, technology design and leadership opportunities; consult the current course calendar for course-level detail.

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Learning programs

Specializations

Environmental education. · Global online high school education for Grades 9–12. · Online academy internships with industry-specific, research-based, cultural immersion, career exploration or service-oriented pathways.

Learning support

HTS Global Online Academy provides teacher mentors and advisors. The school's strategic aspirations include educators serving as coaches and facilitators and a school-wide mental health and well-being strategy.

Student life

Sports

The current athletics page lists Grade 4–12 opportunities in soccer · cross-country · volleyball · track and field · basketball · Grades 6–12 may also participate in badminton · field hockey · rugby · ultimate frisbee and softball · Grades 9–12 may also participate in hockey · swimming · golf · tennis · dance and flag football. HTS describes a High-Performance Athlete Program for eligible provincial- · national- or international-level athletes.

Arts

Integrated arts include art · drama · music · choir · concert and jazz band · visual-arts showcases · performances and Senior School play. Grade-appropriate theatrical and musical productions are also listed in Lower and Middle School student-life pages.

Facilities

Richmond Hill campus with a coldwater stream habitat on a tributary of the Rouge River. · Bright, spacious Dining Hall serving chef-prepared meals through SAGE Dining.

Clubs & extracurricular activities

House System: Six houses—Bishop Mountain, Champlain, Langton, MacDonald, Rose and Thorne—support community, leadership and school spirit; students elect House Captains.
Senior School clubs and activities: The official Senior School page gives examples including Fashion Forward, VEX Robotics, DECA, HOSA, Model United Nations (MUN), F1 Club, choir, concert/jazz band, visual arts showcases and Senior Play. Club offerings are reviewed and may change.
Lower and Middle School co-curriculars: Examples include coding, robotics, theatrical productions, musical performances, student council, leadership roles and grade-appropriate activities.

Outdoor activities & education

Breakaway: HTS offers start-of-year community programming for Grades 5–12 during the second week of September. Activities are designed by grade to build relationships and community; the exact itinerary changes.
Lower School after-school activities: The current Lower School page lists trail walks, outdoor play, tennis, yoga, dance, arts and crafts and coding among co-curricular activities, typically twice per week.
Middle School experiential learning: The official page lists examples of experiential trips and programmes, including canoeing in Algonquin Park, Niagara Falls and Escarpment, Halifax, Manitoulin Island, Space Camp and outdoor camps. These are examples, not a guaranteed annual itinerary.

About the school

HTS has a campus in Richmond Hill and a global online school serving students worldwide. It emphasizes courage, individuality, self-discovery and learner-centred education.

Location & school highlights

Location

Holy Trinity School
11300 Bayview Avenue
Richmond Hill
Ontario L4S 1L4. The campus includes a 37-acre site and natural stream habitat. The separate HTS Online programme is covered in its own database record.

What makes the school distinct

Campus-based education alongside the HTS Global Online Academy.
Six-house system fostering belonging, school spirit, leadership and friendship: Bishop Mountain, Champlain, Langton, MacDonald, Rose and Thorne.
Platinum EcoSchool certification and designation as a Ducks Unlimited Wetland Center of Excellence.
Strategic aspirations include internships, micro-credentials, K–12 exchanges and an Experts in Residence Program.