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Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional, Community and Service
Stages Secondary School, High School
Introduction
Bronte College is a private Canadian boarding school for Grades 9 to 12, welcoming students aged 14 to 18. The school delivers the Ontario Secondary School Diploma through an inquiry-based Canadian curriculum that also offers the International Baccalaureate (PYP, MYP, and DP) and Advanced Placement (AP) enrichment. Class sizes are small to support individualized attention and active participation. The campus operates year‑round and houses a residence connected to academic facilities, with amenities including a fitness room, gym, auditorium, library, outdoor field, courtyard, science and arts labs, and a full-service cafeteria; every classroom features SMART technology for interactive learning. The student body represents 33 countries, and ESL support with English immersion programs helps newcomers integrate. Bronte earned IB Continuum status in 2015 and offers campus-based AP courses. A Colour House system and participation in ROPSSAA foster community and leadership among students. Students benefit from a range of clubs and service activities that complement academics.
88 Bronte College Ct, Mississauga, ON L5B 1M9, Canada
The Essentials
Bronte College has 750 pupils, typical class sizes of 17, instruction in English.
Location
The Bronte College campus is located at 88 Bronte College Court, Mississauga, Ontario L5B 1M9. The campus sits in the heart of Mississauga, a multicultural city near Toronto, with boarding facilities attached to the main school building for convenience and safety. The campus is about 20 minutes from Toronto Pearson International Airport and is close to amenities, universities, and the vibrant city centre.
Stages
Grades 9-12
Type
Private Canadian boarding school offering Grades 9-12
Pupil Nationality Mix
Global student body representing over 30 countries.
Additional learning support
Guidance counselors assist with academic goals, course selection and graduation requirements, and provide social or emotional support. Tutorial services include Evening Study Hall (7:00pm–9:00pm, Monday to Thursday), after-school office hours, and a Peer Tutoring Program.
Country affiliation
Canada
School day structure
A typical day for dormitory students runs 7:30am–11:00pm, with 8:30am–3:16pm for academic classes (lunch varies by timetable), 3:30pm–5:30pm for extracurricular activities or extra academic help, 6:30pm–9:00pm for Campus Life activities or study hall, 9:00pm–9:30pm for a light snack, and 10:00pm building curfew (11:00pm room curfew).
Bus service
Bus access includes a ten-minute ride to Square One; the campus is about 10 minutes from the University of Toronto, Mississauga Campus, and approximately 20 minutes from Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Fees
Annual tuition at Bronte College ranges from CAD 50,330 to CAD 54,050 for 2026/27.
Application and one-time fees
- Application fee: CAD 300 (non-refundable). - Custodianship documentation fee (for students aged 17 and under): CAD 300 (notarized custodianship declaration fee is non‑refundable). - Sundry account (balance refundable; used to pay for additional school items and events): CAD 1,500 (refundable balance on leaving, less any deductions). - Security deposit (refundable less damages): CAD 1,000. - Annual school registration fee: CAD 3,000 (charged each year).
Tuition fees by year group (academic year basis)
- Grades 9–11 (Secondary School Program, 10 months, 8 courses): Tuition CAD 25,200 per academic year. The standard boarding single-room charge for these grades is CAD 23,000 per academic year; with the annual school registration fee CAD 3,000 the total listed equals CAD 51,200. ESL course(s), if required, are charged at CAD 3,700 per course.
- Grade 12 (6 courses): Tuition CAD 21,480 per academic year. The standard boarding single-room charge for Grade 12 is CAD 23,000 per academic year; with the annual school registration fee CAD 3,000 the total listed equals CAD 47,480. ESL course(s), if required, are charged at CAD 3,700 per course.
- Note on per-term breakdown: Tuition is presented on an annual (academic‑year) basis for the 10‑month program; additional course fees (e.g., ESL) are charged per course or as stated above. The Campus Life Program fee is charged per semester.
Boarding and campus life fees
- Boarding (single room): CAD 23,000 per academic year. Double and quad room options are available (prices for double/quad not listed). - Campus Life Program (mandatory for boarding students or billed for boarding students as specified): CAD 1,100 per semester. The Campus Life Program includes supervised study sessions and most trips.
Other recurring or optional fees
- Health insurance: CAD 650 per year. - ESL courses (when required): CAD 3,700 per course. - Uniform package: Fees are provided to accepted students (amount communicated upon acceptance). - AP/IB or exam-related course fees: Students are advised of program-specific fees when applying to those programs (specific exam fees are applied separately where applicable).
Billing schedule and payment terms
- All fees must be paid in advance according to the Fee Schedule and the agreed Payment Option; the obligation to pay all fees is unconditional. When a student has received study permit approval, no refund of fees paid will be granted. When a student is unable to obtain a valid student visa/study permit, a refund is provided less a CAD 350 administrative fee, the application fee, and the notarized custodianship declaration fee (subject to return of original documents and the official rejection letter). Specific refund and withdrawal timing rules (including the 3‑month rule, 50% rule, and no‑refund after the admitted month begins) apply as described in the fee policy. Deposits and sundry account balances are refundable on graduation or leave less any deductions. Annual School Registration, Health Insurance, Application Fee, Notarized Custodianship Declaration, Uniform and Campus Life Program fees are non‑refundable.
Refund details (key points)
- If a student cannot obtain a valid student visa/study permit: refund of fees paid less CAD 350 administrative fee, the application fee, and the notarized custodianship declaration fee (original documents and official rejection letter required). - If an admitted student withdraws at least three months prior to the admitted month: refund less CAD 350 administrative fee, the application fee, notarized custodianship declaration fee, and annual school registration fee. - If withdrawal occurs less than three months prior to the admitted month: 50% of all fees are due and payable and will not be refunded. If withdrawal occurs after the start of the admitted month (or student is absent/expelled), no refund is provided and full tuition and accommodation fees remain payable. - Deposits and sundry balances are refundable on graduation or leave less deductions for damages or outstanding charges.
Accepted payment methods and payment instructions
- Accepted methods: Flywire (recommended for international payments), wire transfer, bank draft or cheque (payable to the school), Interac e‑Transfer, credit card (application fee only), and Alipay/WeChat Pay/UnionPay via SnapPay. A CAD 20 bank surcharge should be added for wire transfers. Receipts should be sent to the school accounts office with the student's name. The school provides bank details for direct wire transfer and partners with Flywire to facilitate international payments.
Enforcement and conditional charges
- Students who require additional courses beyond the initial payment or who choose to upgrade/retake a course must pay additional course tuition in advance. Where a student drops a course before the course drop deadline (with approval), the tuition is credited to a later semester rather than refunded; dropping after the deadline results in full tuition being charged for that course. International minor students are required to stay in accommodations arranged by the school for the duration of their studies; accommodation assignment priority is determined by the date accommodation fees are received.
Academics
Bronte College teaches Canadian Curriculum, IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), Advanced Placement (AP) for students aged 14 to 18.
Curriculum
An inquiry-based curriculum with small class sizes; students earn the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). Enrichment options include the Advanced Placement (AP) Program.
Student Teacher Ratio
Small class sizes provide personalized attention from highly qualified teachers.
Higher Education Progression
Graduates gain acceptance to universities including the University of Toronto, University of Waterloo, TMU, uOttawa, York, Laurier, Trent, and McMaster. The Bronte College University Fair brings representatives from over 35 top universities across Canada, the USA, and the UK to the campus to help graduates explore options.
Gifted and Talented
Leadership Development Program provides enhanced academic and personal growth opportunities. Advanced Placement (AP) Program offers enrichment for advanced students.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The Campus Life Program is mandatory for students under 17 and includes evening activities and weekend excursions. It provides supervised Study Hall to help complete homework and build strong study habits, while engaging activities foster friendships and stress relief. Campus Life Staff support student safety and well-being and organize a range of after-hours activities to promote social development.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Guidance Counselors help with setting academic goals, course selection, and graduation requirements, and provide social or emotional support. Tutorial Support Services include Evening Study Hall, Office Hours, and a Peer Tutoring Program to help students improve academic performance outside class hours.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
ESL and English Immersion camps are offered to support language development for non-native English speakers.
Mental Wellbeing
Health and Wellness is supported by check-in programs, workshops, and a full-time nurse on campus, with services including accompaniment to doctor's appointments and help with insurance claims. Guidance and Campus Life staff focus on student safety and emotional well-being as part of campus life.
Safeguarding
Dormitories have 24-hour supervision with Campus Life and Reception and Security teams. Video cameras operate throughout the building, and visitor policies are defined. Homestay host families are screened with reference checks, home visits, and a Police Records Check. Student Dons support safety and well-being on dorm floors.
Admissions
Admissions
Step 1: Decide which program is right for you. Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), Advanced Placement (AP), English Support, and the Express Program are available. A good candidate for OSSD should have an average of 70–75% and applications are considered on a case‑by‑case basis. The AP program provides university‑level coursework opportunities, English Support offers customized ESL, and the Express Program allows six Grade 12 credits from December to June to earn the OSSD in seven months. Step 2: Decide which semester intake is right for you. Bronte accepts September, February and July intakes. Applications should be submitted at least 3 months before the start of the semester to allow time for student Visas, Study Permits, and arrival planning. Dormitory space for the September intake should be arranged by early March; homestay applicants should submit by mid‑July. Step 3: What Do I Need to Complete an Application? A completed online application form; the last 2.5 or 4 years of school transcripts (in English and, if applicable, in the original language); a copy of the student's passport and a passport‑size photo; an Application Fee of CAD 300. Applications will only be processed if the CAD 300 Application Fee accompanies the Application. Step 4: Fill Out Your Application Form. The link below will take you to our Application Form.
Scholarships
Bronte College graduates participate in scholarships through university partnerships and university‑style awards. The Laurier Bronte Leadership Scholarship and the Trent Bronte Leadership Scholarship were awarded to Bronte students in 2025. Bronte graduates have received substantial university scholarships, including $60,000 from Queen's, $40,000 from Western, $15,000 from York, and $8,000 from Carleton. In 2026, Toluwalase earned early admission offers and $80,000 in scholarship offers, while Ryoya earned a $40,000 scholarship from Western, and other Bronte students have secured various university scholarships. Ambrose's participation in international programs also contributed to over $15,000 in scholarships from universities such as the University of Toronto and York University."
FAQs
What curriculum does Bronte College follow?
Bronte College delivers the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) through an inquiry-based Canadian curriculum for Grades 9-12. Advanced Placement (AP) enrichment courses are also offered.
Does Bronte offer boarding?
Yes, Bronte has on-campus boarding with 352 beds in mostly private single rooms. Male and female students are allocated to different floors. The dormitory operates year-round with 24-hour supervision.
How much are the fees?
Annual tuition ranges from CAD 50,330 to CAD 54,050. The application fee is CAD 300 and the annual registration fee is CAD 3,000. A CAD 1,500 sundry account and CAD 1,000 security deposit are also required.
What is the university acceptance rate?
Bronte College has a 98% university acceptance rate, with graduates attending the University of Toronto, University of Waterloo, TMU, York, Trent and McMaster among others.
How many students attend Bronte?
Approximately 750 students attend, representing over 30 countries.
What are the school hours?
Academic classes run 8:30am-3:16pm. Extra-curricular activities are 3:30pm-5:30pm. Boarding students follow a structured day from 7:30am to 11:00pm including evening study hall.
Does Bronte have a house system?
Yes, four houses: Blue, Red, Green and Purple. Houses are used for activities including the Bronte Olympics to promote house pride and wellness.
What dining is provided?
The cafeteria provides breakfast, lunch and dinner on weekdays with brunch and dinner on weekends. An evening snack is served Monday to Thursday.
Does Bronte require a uniform?
Yes, uniforms are required including polo shirt, tie, V-neck sweater, vest and black dress shoes.
What facilities does Bronte have?
All under one roof: fitness room, gymnasium, auditorium, library, outdoor field, courtyard, art and science labs, 25 SMART Board classrooms and full-service cafeteria.
When was Bronte founded?
Bronte College was established in January 1991 by Dr. Ahsing Chia-Looi in Oakville's Bronte Village and later moved to its current Mississauga campus.
