Balmoral Hall School

Balmoral Hall School is in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The campus is located in a historic neighbourhood along the Assiniboine River. The address is 630 Westminster Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3C 3S1. The campus comprises five main buildings, including two gymnasiums, an apartment-style boarding house, a three-storey atrium with a skylight ceiling, and the Benidickson Centre for Arts & Design.

The school serves Junior Nursery through Grade 12, with facilities and programs for early years through high school.

The school is a non-denominational independent day and boarding school.

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Alliance Bus Canada provides busing service on seven routes throughout Winnipeg for Kindergarten to Grade 12. Door-to-door service cannot be guaranteed, and routes are optimized for safety and efficiency. Real-time delays and updates are available via the EDULOG app; dispatch can be reached at (204) 489-3200.

IB Primary Years Programme is offered in Junior School, guided by the IB learner profile to foster international-mindedness. Beginning in Grade 6, Balmoral Hall's Capstone program provides an integrated, inquiry-based curriculum with cross-curricular learning and formative assessment. In Middle and Senior School, students may take College Board Advanced Placement (AP) courses across arts, English, languages, humanities, mathematics, sciences, technology, and entrepreneurial exploration, with opportunities to sit AP exams for university credit. All Senior School students take required courses from Grades 9–12 and may select electives to personalize their course load. The school also offers Career and Postsecondary Advisement to support post-secondary planning, including standardized tests and experiential learning; connections with post-secondary institutions help students access top programs worldwide. English Language Learning supports international admissions, and the school has been designated an Apple Distinguished School.

Throughout Middle and Senior School, Balmoral Hall provides career awareness, experiential learning, and post-secondary guidance. Students gain knowledge and tools to make informed curricular and extracurricular choices to enhance post-secondary experiences. They are encouraged to prepare for post-secondary learning by taking rigorous courses, preparing for standardized tests (e.g., ACT, SAT, IELTS), and developing leadership and citizenship through community involvement. The school's strong connections with post-secondary institutions and community organizations enable access to top programs worldwide.

The school provides a supportive environment with a strong sense of community. Boarding Life fosters social engagement through after‑school activities and weekend outings, with boarding staff encouraging participation in activities, and all boarding students are members of Winnipeg Winter Club with access to tennis, swimming, private music instruction, and performing arts opportunities. The Remote Learning Hub includes an Emotional Well‑Being section with resources for mental health, coping strategies, and guidance for conversations about difficult topics. BH Beginnings emphasizes development across social, academic, emotional, physical, and cultural needs, supporting the whole child. The school's mission to inspire resilience, creativity, and care underpins social‑emotional growth.

All teachers are language teachers and all students are immersed in language learning from day one. The academic language support program ensures English language learners succeed in academic classes through one‑on‑one, small‑group, and full‑class instruction with experienced academic language teachers; weekend academic language classes for boarders include IELTS test preparation. Balmoral Hall does not require any test scores for English language proficiency, and a multi‑step process determines language supports: an interview with the Executive Director and/or Principal, a Duolingo online assessment, a face‑to‑face assessment with the Academic Language Support team, and a follow‑up placement meeting.

The Remote Learning Hub includes an Emotional Well‑Being section with mental health resources and coping strategies for families and students, and provides guidance for discussing difficult topics. The hub links to additional wellbeing resources and supports to help navigate challenging times.

Visitor Services staff are on‑campus 24 hours a day, seven days a week. On‑campus volunteers must attend a volunteer workshop and complete a child abuse registry check.

1. Begin the online application using Apply Now. Create a username and password to apply online and stay connected with Admissions throughout the process. Prepare to complete the applicant and family information sections and to answer applicant and parent questions. 2. Upload the required documents: the applicant's report cards for the past two years; the applicant's birth certificate; the applicant's teacher recommendations; and proof of parents' immigration status. Sign and date the application and pay the non-refundable application fee of 200 CAD. 3. After the application is complete, Admissions will contact you to arrange an interview and/or assessment. The interview and/or assessment will be scheduled at a mutually convenient time. You will be notified of the outcome as part of the admissions timeline.

Tuition support up to a maximum of 50% is available to any student from Kindergarten to Grade 12 who attends Balmoral Hall School. Balmoral Hall works with Apple Financial Services to evaluate family needs, and Apple provides a recommendation to Balmoral Hall for the level of tuition support offered. Families must reapply every year to ensure the evaluation remains current. Bursaries and scholarships are awarded each year to reduce costs, and automatic consideration occurs when qualification for tuition support through Apple Financial Services; bursaries and scholarships are based on factors such as interests and academic achievement and are funded by donors to Balmoral Hall's endowment.