Quebec day schools
Find private day schools in Quebec listed below.
Independent day schools are an excellent option for parents who want their children to have a rich, supportive, private school experience while remaining close to home. Read more
Independent day schools are an excellent option for parents who want their children to have a rich, supportive, private school experience while remaining close to home. Read more
Access school reviews, insights, and comparisons through our comprehensive reports below.
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Montreal / Westmount, Quebec "Our community inspires students to discover joy and passion in their learning, purpose in their lives, and the confidence to express their unique selves in a nurturing, inclusive, and collaborative environment." —From the school
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Montreal, Quebec Rue Sherbrooke/Ave Connaught "College Prep International, a traditional private school in Montreal, offers English instruction with partial French immersion, for grades five to twelve. Its average class size range from 12 to 18 Students." —From the school
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Montreal, Quebec De Maisonneuve West/Park Row West "At Kells, flexibility is key. We develop programs allowing students to work within their comfort zone, which may be above, below or at grade level. The result is students who outperform even their own expectations." —From the school
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Sherbrooke, Quebec "Bishop's College School is an English boarding and day school for students in grades 7 through 12. Small in size and culturally diverse, BCS is an IB World School offering the IB Diploma Programme and Canadian curricula." —From the school
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Stanstead, Quebec Dufferin Street/Willow Lane "An English school in a French milieu, Stanstead College is located on the Quebec-Vermont border, offering rigorous university-prep, Grades 7 to 12 (including AP options), in a secure, family-focused learning environment." —From the school
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Rigaud, Quebec Rue Saint-Pierre/Rue Bourget "Collège Bourget is a day and boarding school located between Montreal and Ottawa. French and English high school programs are offered. Bourget aims to foster personal autonomy, academic development, and perseverance." —From the school
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Westmount, Quebec The Boulevard/Place Braeside "The Study, founded in 1915, is one of Canada's premier all-girls' schools. Our bilingual mother-tongue program, experiential learning, and small classes help girls become leaders who are driven to make a difference." —From the school
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Westmount, Quebec Mount Pleasant Avenue/Cedar Avenue "Located in Montreal, QC, Miss Edgar’s & Miss Cramp’s School offers a bilingual education for girls from K-12. From entrepreneurship to STEAM, our unique learning environment empowers girls to lead the way." —From the school
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Laval, Quebec Notre-Dame/ "Laval’s only private English high school—no certificate of eligibility required. A launchpad for future leaders, lifelong learners, and thoughtful citizens through strong academics and real-world learning. Grades 7-12." —From the school
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Montreal, Quebec "We believe in Girls' Education. Trafalgar offers a strong liberal arts education, a comprehensive STEAM program, a broad and dynamic athletics program and a host of leadership opportunities through clubs and activities." —From the school
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Kirkland, Quebec Rue Edmond/Ch Ste-Marie "Kuper Academy offers programs from pre-school to Pre-University (Grade 12) in Kirkland. Its average class size is 22 students." —From the school
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Day programs, as the name suggests, are distinguished from boarding programs, with students attending during the day while living at home. They offer the benefits of a boarding environment, including world class academics, a wide range of extracurricular activities, and a rich academic culture. At schools that also offer boarding, day programs can provide a valuable entrée to students in the early and middle years who intend to board during the secondary years. To learn more, read our guide to private school living arrangements.
Curricula and programs vary based on the type of school but can include everything from arts-focused to faith-based (including Christian and Catholic) to Waldorf schools (and preschools), and AP, IB or special needs. Before and after school programs may also be available, plus tutoring and learning study assistance, and a range of activities, languages, humanities and social sciences, mathematics, natural sciences, technology, sports, arts and academic or social clubs.
Whether you’re looking for a Montessori school where creativity and self-expression is important, or a faith-based elementary day school, there are options available where your child can get the benefits of a private school education while remaining close to home.
Listed on this page you will find day schools in the province of Quebec, including private schools in Montreal, Sherbrooke, Kirkland, Laval, Longueuil, and the rest of the province.
How many Quebec day schools are there?
There are 11 Quebec day schools that are Our Kids trusted members.
How much is tuition at Quebec day schools?
Tuition fees for Quebec day schools range from $5,330 to $90,000 per year with an average tuition of $30,752 per year.
What’s the largest school?
Of the Quebec day schools, the largest is College Bourget with 2085 students in Grades 12 to PS.
Are Quebec day schools good?
We interviewed both parents and students. You can read reviews about Quebec day schools on this page.
Is there a private school expo where I can meet with Quebec day schools?
Yes. You can meet with private schools and education experts at the Our Kids Private School Expos held every year in September and October. These events are designed for both parents and students. Find event details and ticket info here.
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