Primary, JK–Grade 4
Foundational learning in the separate primary campus, with academics, arts, music, physical education and activity programmes.
private
Mentor College
40 Forest Avenue, Mississauga, Ontario, L5G 1L1
At a glance
- Grades
- JK – Gr. 12
- Gender
- Coed
- Boarding
- No
- Enrolment
- 40
- Founded
- 1982
- Board
- Independent
- Religious affiliation
- Non-denominational
- Principal
- Leeanne Talarico
- Program type
- Site based only
- Associations
- No Association Membership
Tuition & admissions
- Tuition
- $20,530 – $29,580 /year
- Application deadline
- 2026-10-24
- Enrolment fee
- Not specified in provided text
- Financial aid
- No
- Acceptance rate
- Not specified in provided text
- Open house
- Saturday, October 24, 2026 - 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
Academics & learning
- Curriculum
- Traditional
- Student–teacher ratio
- Not specified in provided text
- Class size
- 16 — 19 students
- Accreditation
- Not specified in provided text
Tuition & financial aid details
- International tuition payment: Full tuition must be paid before a formal letter of acceptance is issued.
- International tuition refund if study permit or student visa is denied: Tuition is refunded less a $1,000 administrative fee.
Bursaries & scholarships
- If tuition paid in full and study permit cannot be obtained for international students, tuition refunded less $1000 administrative fee
- Busing available at additional cost for Mississauga, Oakville, Brampton, and West Toronto areas
Course descriptions
Intermediate, Grades 5–8
Language arts, mathematics, science, French, history/geography, health and physical education, music and art, with a transition toward subject-rotary learning.
High School, Grades 9–12
Ontario secondary programme with subject courses and university/college preparation. The school profile provides course-specific entry notes, including music prerequisites; verify current course offerings.
Music
School materials describe Grade 9–11 music/band options with different prior-experience expectations and performance opportunities.
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Learning programs
Specializations
The High School International Programme emphasizes building a solid foundation in English and developing learning skills for future academic and professional goals.
Languages
English
Learning support
Not specified in provided text · Development of learning skills emphasized · entrance assessments diagnostic in nature to determine appropriate student placement
Student life
Sports
Not specified in provided text
Arts
Concert band program featuring woodwind and brass instruments · plus percussion · with music courses in Grades 9–11.
Facilities
Primary Campus and Main Campus · with classrooms and an assessment room at the Primary Campus.
Clubs & extracurricular activities
- Intermediate athletics and teams: Examples include basketball, cross-country, floor hockey, football, LEGO robotics, orienteering, soccer, softball, swimming, track and field, ultimate frisbee and volleyball; clubs include skiing, running and rugby.
- Intermediate arts and academic clubs: Examples include choir, drama, guitar, band, dance, cooking, photography, sewing/costume, creative writing, maker space, math contests, chess, Minecraft, book and board-game clubs.
- High School teams and athletic clubs: Examples include rugby, alpine skiing, archery, badminton, basketball, cricket, golf, hockey, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and field, volleyball, wrestling, cross-country ski, yoga and self-defence.
- High School academic, arts and leadership: Examples include Model UN, DECA, math/science contests, debate, astronomy, investment, French, bands, choir, theatre, student council, peer tutoring, environment/community service, yearbook and recreation clubs.
Outdoor activities & education
- Outdoor Education Centre: Grades 5–8 attend a four-day visit to the school’s 135-acre Muskoka centre near Gravenhurst. Activities include habitat/vegetation study, stream study, geocaching, orienteering, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, campfires and ropes courses.
- Field trips: The school describes GTA day trips to conservation areas, museums, science and art venues, theatre, plus supervised Canadian and international travel opportunities for Grades 5–8.
University destinations
- Counts are transcribed from Mentor College’s official Class of 2026 destination graphic. The international/smaller destinations are shown as one student each on the graphic.
- Mentor College states that over 99% of Grade 12 students over the last five years were accepted into post-secondary study. This is a school-reported aggregate; denominator and methodology are not specified in the page text.
About the school
Mentor College is a day school serving JK–Grade 12, with Primary (JK–Grade 4), Intermediate (Grades 5–8), and High School (Grades 9–12) divisions. International students are integrated into the High School Division.
Location & school highlights
Location
- Main Campus: 40 Forest Avenue
- Mississauga
- L5G 1L1. Primary Campus: 56 Cayuga Avenue
- Mississauga
- L5G 3S9. Busing is available at an additional cost throughout Mississauga
- Oakville
- Brampton
- and Etobicoke (West Toronto).
What makes the school distinct
- International Programme for global students with English language support
- diagnostic entrance assessments
- multi-campus structure serving different grade ranges
- uniformed school
- concert band program
- summer school offerings
Notable alumni
Not specified in provided text
School activity
Latest information
Open house
Saturday, October 24, 2026 - 9:30 AM-12:00 PM
2026-10-21
Enrolment history
5 · 12 · 6 · 7 · 8 · 40
2026-10-24
Application deadline
2026-10-24
Contact
- Phone
- 905-271-7100
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