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Whitefield Christian Schools

Scarborough, Ontario

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At a glance

Grades: Nursery – 12
Board: Independent
Religious affiliation: Christian; associated with Toronto Free Presbyterian Church.
Principal: Jill Saunders
Program type: Site based only
Associations: Other

Tuition & admissions

Financial aid: Yes

Admissions process

Applications are being accepted for the 2025–2026 school year, subject to availability. Prospective families can download the PDF application. Campus tours are available by appointment through the contact form.

Academics & learning

Curriculum: Academy: JK–Grade 8. Primary (JK–Grade 3) offers a well-rounded academic program with visual art, music, French and physical education. Junior (Grades 4–8) emphasizes English, mathematics and science, alongside visual art, music, social studies, French, computer and physical education. Collegiate (Grades 9–12) offers over 60 courses, mostly at academic and university or university/college levels, leading to the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). All courses are taught from a Christian worldview.
Accreditation: Registered and inspected by the Ministry of Education in Ontario; Collegiate students can obtain the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).

Tuition & financial aid details

Tuition fee chart is available through a linked PDF; amounts are not provided in the text.
Sibling discount: A tuition fee discount is available for siblings.

Course descriptions

Academy, JK–Grade 3

Full-day Kindergarten and a broad elementary program with visual art, music, French and physical education.

Junior division, Grades 4–8

Core English, mathematics and science, plus visual art, music, social studies, French, computer studies and physical education, with emphasis on study/work habits and preparation for high school.

Collegiate, Grades 9–12

The 2026–27 course calendar details OSSD courses across English, mathematics, science, Canadian/world studies, French, business, technology, arts, physical education, social science and locally developed Christian religious education. Examples include Grade 9 entrepreneurship/geography, Grade 11 computer science and Food & Culture, and Grade 12 stage design/business leadership. The school says it offers 60+ courses and modern plus classical languages; offerings vary by year.

View course information on the school website

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Learning programs

Specializations

Christ-centred, Bible-based education. · High school language options include three modern languages, classical Greek and Latin.

Student life

Sports

Campus facilities support soccer and basketball, and the school lists varsity sports for its extracurricular program. The reviewed current pages do not provide a complete sport-by-sport season roster.

Arts

Visual art and music in Primary (JK–Grade 3) and Junior (Grades 4–8). · High school students can participate in a major dramatic production described as bi-annual.

Facilities

Historic, modernized McComb Building for Primary students (JK–Grade 3). · Main school building constructed in 1999, exceeding 35,000 square feet, for Grades 4–12. · Double gymnasium, twelve classrooms, art room, science lab, computer lab, music room, industrial shop, offices, kitchen and upper-level auditorium. · Temporary buildings accommodate before- and after-school programs.

Clubs & extracurricular activities

Collegiate houses and school activities: The school lists four Collegiate house teams (L’Amoreaux, Muir, Secor, Thompson), with points earned through participation, teamwork, assemblies and quiz bowls.
Arts, athletics and service: Admissions pages list varsity sports, a spring musical, concert band and volunteer opportunities for Grades 4–8. Collegiate students participate in a major dramatic production every other year and university-sponsored competitions. No full current club roster is published.

Outdoor activities & education

Campus outdoor facilities: The school describes a nine-acre campus with a soccer field, basketball court, playgrounds and seating areas. It also describes Programme of Inquiry field trips and Wellness Wednesday excursions, but does not publish a current destination/date itinerary.

University destinations

The school states graduates have attended and continue to attend universities across Canada, the United States, Europe and the Far East. Its current alumni page focuses on the alumni association and does not provide named institutions or cohort counts; no specific destinations are asserted here.

About the school

Whitefield Christian Schools comprises an Academy (JK–Grade 8) and a Collegiate (Grades 9–12), providing Christ-centred, Bible-based education since 1989.

Location & school highlights

Location

Community-style campus incorporating Toronto Free Presbyterian Church. The Primary division occupies the historic
modernized McComb Building in Scarborough.

What makes the school distinct

All courses are taught from a Christian worldview.
Full-day kindergarten.
Collegiate offers over 60 courses, mostly at academic and university or university/college levels.
Before- and after-school programs are available.