Toddler and Pre-Kindergarten
Toddler serves children aged 18 months–2½ years; Pre-Kindergarten serves ages 2½–4 years. Programs support exploration, social interaction, development of a sense of self, and foundational numeracy and literacy. Spiritual learning includes Bible stories, praise songs, and weekly chapel.
Kindergarten Literacy and Mathematics
Junior Kindergarten introduces mathematics, language arts, phonics, art, and music. Literacy instruction uses visual aids, hands-on activities, daily worksheets, and reading circles grouped by reading level. Senior Kindergarten includes reading, writing simple sentences in print and cursive, addition, subtraction, and word problems.
Mathematics
Emphasizes numeracy, daily speed drills, computation, and problem solving. By the end of Grade 1, students learn addition with carrying, multiplication, telling time to the minute, and complex word problems. Grades 7–8 follow an advanced program preparing students for Grades 9–10 mathematics.
Language Arts
Includes leveled readers, guided reading groups, comprehension strategies, vocabulary, grammar, novel study, and writing. Students develop critical thinking and reading strategies and learn the six traits of writing.
French
French education begins in Senior Kindergarten to maximize exposure and experience with the language.
Science
Students conduct experiments for hands-on learning. A Grade 8 activity features mouse trap racers.
History
Classroom learning is enhanced by trips to destinations such as Black Creek Pioneer Village, Queen’s Park, Ottawa, Quebec City, Medieval Times, and the Holocaust Education Centre.
Bible: Grades 1–2
Grade 1 studies the Old Testament, the Ten Commandments, and the Lord’s Prayer, and memorizes the order of Old Testament books. Grade 2 follows a New Testament curriculum; students are expected to know the order of all Bible books by the end of Grade 2.
Bible: Grades 3–6
Grades 3 and 5 focus on the Old Testament; Grades 4 and 6 study the New Testament. Lessons use videos, pictures, discussion questions, and theological topics.
Bible: Grades 7–8
A youth-focused program explores life, faith, purpose, identity as a child of God, and fundamentals of faith. Students keep reflection journals based on discussions, questions, and insights.