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Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Languages
Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional
Stages Middle School, High School
Introduction
Toronto Prep School is a private, co-educational university-preparatory day school located at 250 Davisville Avenue, Suite 200, Toronto. It delivers the Ontario curriculum for Grades 7–12 within a Canadian context and is a member of Globeducate. In Grades 7 and 8, students study English, Mathematics, French, Science, Social Studies (Geography and History), and Fine Arts, with electives such as Fashion Design, Art, Drama, Communication Technology, Media Arts, and Computer Science. Grades 9–12 follow the Ontario Secondary School Diploma framework, with de-streamed Grade 9/10 courses and a wide range of university and college preparation options, plus the OSSLT literacy requirement. A University and Beyond guidance program assists with transcripts, program matching, OUAC resources, scholarships, campus visits, and essay editing. Facilities include small classes (largest 16 students) and a student-teacher ratio of 8:14, a MacBook Pro for each student, and a 10 am start time. The campus is expanding with Steve's Corner, a new student lounge. TPS competes in SSAF and TDCAA with many sport opportunities and banners.
250 Davisville Avenue, Suite 200, Toronto, Ontario M4S 1H2
The Essentials
Toronto Prep School has instruction in English.
Location
The school is located at 250 Davisville Avenue, Suite 200, Toronto, Ontario M4S 1H2. It is in Toronto, Canada. The contact phone is (416) 545-1020 and the fax is (416) 545-1456.
Stages
Grades 7-12.
Type
private, co-educational, university preparatory day school.
Additional learning support
Guidance and counselling services are available to all students. Academic support is provided, with teachers available before and after school for help (9:00–9:55 am and Study Club 4:30–6:00 pm), and a Saturday study option.
Country affiliation
Canada (Toronto Prep School is located in Canada and is a member of Globeducate).
School day structure
The school operates in semesters with four classes per semester. Periods are 81 minutes long from Monday to Thursday with a 40-minute lunch; on Fridays periods are 63 minutes with a 40-minute break. The school day runs 8:00 am–6:00 pm (teaching hours 10:00 am–4:10 pm; Friday 10:00 am–2:58 pm). After-school help is available, plus a Saturday Club program from 10:00 am–3:00 pm.
Fees
Annual tuition at Toronto Prep School ranges from CAD 15,200 to CAD 37,850 for 2026/27.
Application / Registration Fees
- A registration fee is required to secure an offered place; families must submit completed registration forms and pay the registration fee within seven days of accepting an offer.
Tuition — full details by enrollment type and year group
- Grades 7–12 (all year groups): Full‑time, full‑year (6–8 courses): CAD 37,850 per academic year.
- Full‑time, single semester (3–4 courses): CAD 22,700 per semester.
- Part‑time, full‑year (3–4 courses): CAD 22,700 per academic year.
- Part‑time (maximum of 2 courses): CAD 15,200 per academic year.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition is structured to accommodate full‑year and single‑semester enrolment (semester system). Billing is aligned with the student's enrolment type (full‑year or single semester). Families accepting a place must complete registration and pay the registration fee within seven days to guarantee the place.
- A prompt‑payment discount applies for families who pay full tuition on enrolment (a 3% discount where applicable). Sibling discounts are applied as follows: 5% for the first sibling and 10% for any additional sibling(s) attending concurrently. Discount rules apply only while siblings are enrolled concurrently and are applied according to the school's published fee policy.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable. The school operates as a day school; there are no boarding fees.
Other costs and items not included in tuition
- The published tuition includes use of a MacBook Pro with specified educational software, access to the digital yearbook, a deluxe school photo package, athletic association fees, and access to extended after‑school and Saturday study programs. Items commonly billed separately include exceptional instructional materials, overnight or day trips, gym uniforms (where applicable), and optional school‑store purchases; parents remain responsible for textbooks, stationery, and any optional program costs. There is no school uniform requirement.
Refunds and withdrawal terms
- The school's fee schedule and registration policy define deposit, withdrawal, and refund deadlines and conditions. Families must follow the school's published registration and withdrawal deadlines; deposits or portions of fees paid at registration are subject to the school's refund and forfeiture rules as stated in the school's fee schedule.
Fee payment options
- Payment mechanisms used by the school or parent groups include cheque and online payment channels. The school also provides an online application/registration form that is used in the admissions and enrolment process. Specific accepted payment methods for tuition (for example, bank transfer or credit/debit card acceptance) are defined in the school's fee schedule and registration documentation.
Academics
Toronto Prep School teaches Canadian Curriculum for students aged 12 to 18.
Curriculum
TPS delivers the Ontario curriculum for Grades 7–12 within a private, university-preparatory day school. In Grade 7 the curriculum includes English Literature 7, Mathematics 7, French 7, Science 7, Social Studies 7 (Geography and History), Introduction to Computers and Music 7, Spelling Grammar 7, and Fine Arts 7 (Visual Arts 7 and Drama 7 combined). In Grade 8 the program includes English 8, Mathematics 8, French 8, Science 8, Fine Arts 8 (Visual Arts 8 and Drama 8 combined), Social Studies 8 (Geography and History), and Spelling Grammar 8. Grades 9–12 follow the Ontario Secondary School Diploma framework, with de-streamed Grade 9/10 courses and a wide range of Grade 11/12 university and college preparation courses. The OSSD requirements include 18 compulsory credits (English, mathematics, science, Canadian history, Canadian geography, the arts, health and physical education, French as a second language, career studies, civics) plus 12 optional credits and 40 hours of community involvement, plus the OSSLT literacy requirement. TPS also offers a University and Beyond guidance program to support post-secondary applications, including transcript analysis, program matching, OUAC resources, scholarships, campus visits, and essay editing.
Student Teacher Ratio
Small class sizes
Higher Education Progression
TPS actively supports post-secondary applications through the University and Beyond guidance program, including early meetings with the guidance department, transcript analysis, program matching, OUAC information, scholarships, campus visits, and essay editing to prepare students for university and college programs.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Guidance Department provides access to student counselling and a full range of counselling services for all students.
Mental Wellbeing
Counselling services support student mental wellbeing, and the school provides a safe, welcoming environment for learning.
Safeguarding
Teachers, counsellors and administrators work together to ensure Toronto Prep School is a welcoming and safe place for students to learn and grow.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Attend an Open House Event The school indicates that visiting the campus in person is an important element when selecting an institution. Parents and prospective students are encouraged to attend an Open House event to learn more about the school environment. During these events, families can explore the physical facilities, meet the teaching faculty, and speak directly with the administration staff. This provides an opportunity to ask specific questions about the day-to-day operations of Toronto Prep School.
2. Obtain and Review the Admissions Package Families must acquire the official admissions package to initiate the formal application process. This package contains all the necessary documentation required to complete an enrollment file. Parents can choose to view and access this package online via the electronic application form, or they can pick up a physical copy at the main office. Reviewing these materials thoroughly ensures that parents are aware of all required forms and paperwork before proceeding.
3. Submit Documentation for Committee Evaluation The admissions committee formally reviews each applicant's file under an open admission policy that seeks to enroll a diverse student body. Parents should be aware that the school does not require an entrance test for qualified candidates. Instead, the evaluation focuses on finding evidence of good character, maturity, and academic motivation. The committee bases its final assessment on the applicant's personal interviews, past academic records, and recommendations from both teachers and the community.
4. Contact the Admissions Office for Assistance After reviewing all the provided materials, families can seek additional guidance if they have outstanding questions. The admissions office is available to answer remaining inquiries to help ensure the application experience is informative and constructive. Parents can contact the admissions staff directly by calling 416.545.1020 for further assistance. This final touchpoint allows families to clarify any specific details before completing their interaction with the school.
FAQs
Where is Toronto Prep School located?
Toronto Prep School is located at 250 Davisville Avenue, Suite 200, Toronto, Ontario M4S 1H2. The school serves the Toronto area and can be reached at (416) 545-1020.
What grades does TPS serve and what curriculum does it follow?
TPS offers Grades 7–12 and delivers the Ontario curriculum within a private, university-preparatory day school. Grades 9–12 follow the Ontario Secondary School Diploma framework with de-streamed Grade 9/10 courses and university/college preparation options.
Is Toronto Prep School a day school or boarding school?
TPS is a day school; boarding is not offered. There are after-school help options and a Saturday study program to support students.
What is the tuition for Grades 7–12 at TPS?
For full-time, full-year enrollment (6–8 courses) the tuition is CAD 29,450 per academic year. There are also single-semester and part-time enrollment options with corresponding rates.
How does admissions work at TPS? Do I need an entrance test?
TPS uses an open admission policy with no entrance test. Admissions are based on assessment of good character, maturity, and academic motivation, including a personal interview and review of the application package.
What about application deadlines and the registration process?
A registration fee is required to secure an offered place and must be paid within seven days of accepting an offer. Tuition is billed according to enrollment type, with a 3% prompt-payment discount and sibling discounts published by the school.
What does the Ontario curriculum look like for Grades 7-8 at TPS?
Grade 7 includes English Literature 7, Mathematics 7, French 7, Science 7, Social Studies 7, Introduction to Computers and Music 7, Spelling Grammar 7, and Fine Arts 7. Grade 8 includes English 8, Mathematics 8, French 8, Science 8, Fine Arts 8, Social Studies 8, and Spelling Grammar 8.
Are Grade 9 and 10 courses de-streamed at TPS?
Yes. Grades 9–12 follow the Ontario Secondary School Diploma framework with de-streamed Grade 9/10 courses and a wide range of Grade 11/12 university and college preparation courses.
How does TPS support students applying to university or college?
TPS offers the University and Beyond guidance program, which includes transcript analysis, program matching, OUAC resources, scholarships, campus visits, and essay editing to help with post-secondary applications.
What are class sizes like at TPS?
Class sizes are small, with the largest class containing 16 students. The student-teacher ratio is around 8:14, which supports individual attention and personalized instruction.
What academic facilities and electives does TPS offer?
TPS provides a full slate of university-preparatory courses and electives such as Fashion Design, Art, Drama, Communication Technology, Media Arts, and Computer Science, in addition to core subjects. Enrolled students also receive a MacBook Pro to support learning.
What sports facilities and achievements does TPS have?
TPS competes in SSAF and TDCAA, offering many Fall, Winter, and Spring sports. Since 2009, TPS has won 43 SSAF banners and 5 TDCAA championships, reflecting a strong athletic program.
Has the TPS campus expanded recently?
Yes, the campus is expanding with new spaces, including Steve's Corner, a brand-new student lounge, to support the growing program and student life.
What clubs and extracurricular activities are available?
TPS offers a wide range of clubs, including Art, Music, Photography, French Club, Jewish Culture Club, SOMA Model UN, Chess, Mathematics, Engineering Design, Tea Club, Comic and Gaming, Reach for the Top, and Newsletter/Yearbook.
What leadership and service opportunities exist at TPS?
Leadership and service opportunities include the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, Debate Society, SOMA, Reach for the Top, and Investors Club, along with orientation camps and other activities that foster leadership skills.
What community service initiatives does TPS participate in?
TPS supports several charitable initiatives, including The Terry Fox Foundation, The Downie and Wenjack Fund, The Carnegie Initiative, Friends of Ruby, Movember, Princess Margaret Foundation, Baycrest Foundation, and Seaside Hockey.
What wellbeing resources are available at TPS?
The Guidance Department provides counseling and supports student mental well-being in a safe environment. Teachers, counselors, and administrators work together to safeguard students and support their overall wellbeing.
How is safeguarding managed at TPS?
TPS maintains a collaborative safeguarding approach, with teachers, counselors, and administrators ensuring a welcoming and safe environment for all students.
What is the uniform policy at TPS?
TPS has a gym uniform requirement: a TPS T-shirt, shorts or sweatpants, and a TPS hoodie.
What are the food and dining options on campus?
TPS offers a cafeteria with healthy meals and a teaching garden as part of the campus expansion.
