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Collège Stanislas is a private, French‑language school with campuses in Québec City and Montréal, serving students from age 3 to 18. It delivers the official French curriculum homologated for use in Quebec, supplemented by Quebec courses, and it operates within the AEFE network while being subsidized by the Ministère de l'Éducation du Québec. The Québec campus educates about 450 students from three‑year‑old kindergarten to terminale in a green, structured setting, and the Montréal campus (Outremont) serves more than 2,600 students from preschool to terminale. The school emphasizes values such as tolerance, honesty, responsibility, effort, cooperation and initiative, with life governed by rules to promote a safe, productive learning environment. A distinctive feature is the music program: the Little Conservatory of Music at the Québec campus and a Music Conservatory at the Montréal campus, complemented by technology and multimedia offerings across both sites, reflecting a blend of French and Quebec educational traditions.
780 Av. Dollard, Outremont, QC H2V 3G5, Canada
Collège Stanislas has 2,600 pupils, instruction in French.
The Collège Stanislas – Québec campus is located in Quebec City at 1605 Chemin Ste Foy, Québec G1S 2P1. It sits on a peaceful, verdant campus in the Sainte-Foy area. It serves students from kindergarten (ages 3–5) through secondary 5 (ages 16), with divisions Maternelle (3–5), Élémentaire (6–10), and Secondaire (11–16). Quebec City is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The school serves ages 3–16, with three levels: Maternelle (3–5), Élémentaire (6–10), and Secondaire (11–16).
An international school in Quebec City offering the French-homologated program with openness to Quebecois and North American culture.
Personalized academic support is provided to students.
France (AEFE-affiliated).
Annual tuition at Collège Stanislas ranges from CAD 6,457 to CAD 12,300 for 2026/27.
Collège Stanislas teaches French Curriculum for students aged 3 to 18.
The Collège Stanislas is a private school under Quebec law, French-language, co-educational, open to students of all origins, cultures and religions, and affiliated with AEFE and subsidized by the Minist8re de le9ducation du Que9bec. The curriculum follows the programs and teaching methods defined by the French Ministry of Education, supplemented by Quebec courses. The school aims to develop each student2
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70c19e7499972d0b00d00200000d0021f0270ed0f0027dc000. The school emphasizes values of tolerance, honesty, responsibility, effort, cooperation, and initiative, in respect of self, others and the common good. Life at the college is governed by rules and codes of life to promote a safe and productive learning environment.
The College prioritizes activities that promote students' holistic development, well-being, expression of talents, autonomy, and learning to live in society through artistic, cultural, sports, technological, and community projects. The Service à la Vie Étudiante (SVE) offers enriching experiences within the College through activities led by experienced educators who are practitioners in their field. These experiences complement academic studies and foster talent development, self-fulfillment, civic awareness, a sense of belonging, teamwork, and community spirit, as well as leadership development. They give Elementary, Secondary, and College students opportunities to recognize their strengths, feel pride, and push beyond limits. The SVE provides a broad range of cultural and sports activities, including the Arts and Culture Festival and a wide program of sports with 21 competitive teams, and it supports events such as the Bal de Seconde and citizen-themed days. Its mission is to work with all educational services to promote belonging, well-being, and holistic development for all students.
Support for students in difficulty includes tutoring, mental health support, perseverance, and inclusion. The College's well-being and health initiatives include interventions, training for safety monitors, and preventive health education workshops. In partnership with the Service à la Vie Étudiante (SVE), the Foundation contributes to hiring a psychosocial interventionist and to creating a dedicated space within the College. This support fosters inclusion and access to resources for students who need additional assistance.
Several modern language courses are offered. These language offerings support the College's international reach. The AEFE network of French schools contributes to international opportunities.
The Institutional Policy on student well-being and mental health aims to promote a positive school climate, an inclusive, safe, and caring environment. The College uses professional resources to strengthen the support offered to students. The policy references the Cadre de référence sur la sante9 mentale e9tudiante (Student Mental Health Framework) for guidance. Mental health support and well-being are addressed through the College's policies and dedicated resources. In addition, the Foundation funds a psychosocial intervenor to strengthen student well-being.
The Code of Ethics applies to all staff and anyone working with students, establishing expectations for professional conduct and safeguarding. The institutional policy aims to prevent and address safeguarding concerns, ensuring a safe environment for students. The policies outline reporting guidelines and partnerships with external services to support protection.
Montreal Campus admissions – 1) An online admission form is completed by the student's legal guardian via the admissions portal. A non-refundable 50 CAD opening fee is paid at the end of the form, and the portal requires uploads of supporting documents: a motivation letter written by the parents, a recent passport-style photo of the student, a birth certificate, copies of the student's report cards from the last two years, and the first trimester report of the current year. Documents proving guardianship may be required, and candidates who are subject to an entrance exam (except for entry to 6th grade) must provide the required reports. The application is reviewed after all requested information is received.
Financial aid and scholarships are administered by the Foundation of Collège Stanislas. The Foundation awards 30 financial aid scholarships each year, worth 1,000 CAD each, spread across elementary, secondary, and collegiate levels. Eligibility includes being enrolled at the College for at least one year, maintaining residency at the parent's address, meeting age and conduct requirements, and demonstrating genuine financial need; the application is independent of the student's school enrollment and covers the specified academic year. The Foundation also awards: a 1,000 CAD Excellence scholarship to Seconde and Première students across named subject and general categories, with annual lists of recipients and a June presentation; the Simon Forget scholarships award three 500 CAD prizes to selected 4e and 3e students (Montreal and Québec campuses) for leadership, perseverance, and effort, announced at the Gala d'excellence. The selection process for all scholarships is conducted by a standing Foundation committee with final, non-appealable decisions.
Montreal Campus waitlist – If a seat is not available, candidacies may be placed on a waiting list. The waiting list is reviewed as enrolment evolves throughout the year, and families can check the status of their admission on the admissions portal.