Compare International Schools in Edmonton, Canada

Edmonton Academy

Fees CA$11,000 - 12,500

Type Co-educational

Edmonton Academy is an independent school in Edmonton serving Grades 3–12 with diagnosed learning disorders. It teaches the Alberta Education curriculum in a Canadian context, with a clear SEN focus and a structured, supportive learning environment designed to rebuild confidence in learning. The school operates as an Alberta Education-designated special education institution and is governed by the Edmonton Academy Society for Learning Disabled, a registered charity and not-for-profit organization with a volunteer board. Classrooms emphasize small sizes, explicit, systematic instruction, and universal design for learning, alongside a daily learning strategies block and targeted tutoring to build executive functioning and self-regulation. Visual Arts is taught by a credentialed artist, integrating arts with core academics. Family partnerships are strong, and donor involvement supports access to specialized education. Since 1983, Edmonton Academy has helped students develop skills, independence, and a positive attitude toward learning within a stable, predictable setting. It welcomes international families.

Location

Unit 2-810 Saddleback Rd NW, Edmonton, AB T6J 4W4. Edmonton Academy is in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The office hours are Monday to Friday from 08:00 AM to 04:00 PM.

Stages

Grades 3–12

Type

Independent school

Additional learning support

Specialized education for students with diagnosed specific learning disorders; small class sizes; individualized support; explicit, structured instruction; Alberta Education curriculum.

Country affiliation

Canada

School day structure

School day runs 08:00 AM to 04:00 PM, Monday to Friday.

Application / Registration Fees

- CAD 2,250 non-refundable tuition deposit required to hold placement.
- CAD 500 one-time, non-refundable enrollment fee for new students.

Tuition fees (2026–2027 academic year) — by year group

- Grades 3–6: CAD 11,000 per year.
- Per-term / installment breakdown under the school's stated payment schedule (deposit + two instalments):
- Upon registration (deposit): CAD 2,250.
- September (50% of remaining tuition): CAD 4,375. (Calculation: 50% of CAD 11,000 minus CAD 2,250 = 50% of CAD 8,750 = CAD 4,375.)
- December (remaining balance): CAD 4,375.

- Grades 7–12: CAD 12,500 per year.
- Per-term / installment breakdown under the school's stated payment schedule (deposit + two instalments):
- Upon registration (deposit): CAD 2,250.
- September (50% of remaining tuition): CAD 5,125. (Calculation: 50% of CAD 12,500 minus CAD 2,250 = 50% of CAD 10,250 = CAD 5,125.)
- December (remaining balance): CAD 5,125.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Initial payment on registration: CAD 2,250 (applied as a non-refundable deposit to hold the student's place).
- Remaining tuition is split into two instalments: 50% of the remaining balance due in September and the final balance due in December.
- The CAD 2,250 deposit and the CAD 500 new-student enrollment fee are non-refundable.

Boarding fees

- Boarding / residential provision: Not applicable. Edmonton Academy operates as a day school and does not charge boarding/residential fees.

Other costs and fees

- School supplies: Families are provided a school supplies list and are responsible for required supplies; a supplies list is available through the school's parent resources.
- Hot-lunch program: A hot-lunch resource is maintained under Parent/Resources; hot-lunch items are charged as applicable through the school's hot-lunch arrangements.
- Bursary / financial aid: A limited number of bursaries are available for families demonstrating financial need. Bursaries typically range from CAD 1,000 to CAD 5,000 and are approved for one year (families must reapply annually). Application deadline and decision timing are published by the school.

Refund information

- The CAD 2,250 tuition deposit required to hold placement is non-refundable. The CAD 500 one-time enrollment fee for new students is non-refundable.
- Bursaries are awarded for one year and do not cover full tuition in most cases; terms of any bursary award are set by the school and must be renewed each academic year.

Fee payment options

- Credit card payments: Accepted via a third-party service (Plastiq); a service fee is charged by Plastiq to the payer.
- Electronic transfer: E-transfer to info@edmontonacademy.com is accepted.

Tax / receipts

- Official tax receipts for tuition paid are issued in February for the previous calendar year; tuition paid may be eligible to be claimed as a medical expense where applicable.

(All amounts shown in Canadian dollars, CAD.)

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Edmonton Academy supports students socially and emotionally through an evidence‑based, individualized approach. Classrooms use structured, predictable environments with small class sizes, explicit instruction, and opportunities for student feedback to build confidence and self‑regulation. The universal design for learning framework guides flexible teaching, with compensatory and remedial strategies tailored to each learner's profile to foster social growth and independence.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

The school serves students with diagnosed Specific Learning Disorders in reading, writing, or mathematics and is Alberta Education‑designated for special education. Grades served are 3–12, with a high school focus on academic diploma pathways. A diagnosis of ADHD or Autism Spectrum Disorder alone is insufficient for admission, and cognitive or intellectual disabilities are not served.

Safeguarding

A Safe and Caring School Policy governs safeguarding at Edmonton Academy.

Admissions

Edmonton Academy welcomes students with diagnosed learning disabilities and serves students with Specific Learning Disorders in reading, writing, and/or mathematics. To qualify, a student must have a psycho-educational assessment confirming one of the following diagnoses: Specific Learning Disorder in Written Expression (Dysgraphia); Specific Learning Disorder in Reading (Dyslexia); Specific Learning Disorder in Mathematics (Dyscalculia). Additional diagnoses may be present, but one of the above must be present. Students with cognitive or intellectual disabilities are not served. A diagnosis of ADHD or Autism Spectrum Disorder alone is insufficient for admission. Grades served: 3–12. High School Focus provides academic streams leading to a high school diploma. Knowledge and Employability courses are not offered currently.

Scholarships

Edmonton Academy offers bursary support for families demonstrating financial need. Bursaries are funded through parent and community donations. Eligibility & Requirements: Completed Bursary Application Form; CRA Notice of Assessment from the most recent tax year. A bursary request is considered only after a student is registered. Deadlines & Decisions: Application deadline June 25, 2026; Decisions in August. Bursaries typically range from $1,000 to $5,000 and do not cover full tuition. Bursaries are approved for one year only. Families must reapply annually. A student may not receive a bursary for more than three consecutive years.

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Progressive Academy

Instructs in English

Ages 3 - null years

Fees CA$3,263 - 12,800

Pupils 310

Type Co-educational

Progressive Academy is an independent private school in Edmonton's Glenora neighbourhood, serving Kindergarten through Grade 12 under Canada's Alberta Education program. The school follows the Alberta Program of Studies for all grades, with small class sizes to support individualized learning. Language offerings include French and Mandarin, alongside Visual Arts, Drama, Music, Physical Education and technology/art electives. Junior and Senior High follow the Alberta program in core subjects, with a concert band and electives such as robotics, photography, videography, international travel, and gifted and talented programs. High school is self-paced, with many students completing in two years; admission to senior high is by interview. Facilities include classrooms, a technology centre, an auditorium, a library, music and art rooms, two performance stages, and a gym. The campus is five blocks from the river valley and Space and Science Centre. Distinctive features include Mountain Adventure School, internships, and hands-on projects and the arts.

Location

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Progressive Academy is centrally located in the Glenora neighbourhood, with easy access to Edmonton and area residents. The premises are five blocks from the river valley, the Edmonton Space and Science Centre and downtown Edmonton.

Stages

Kindergarten to Grade 12, including Junior Kindergarten, Senior Kindergarten, Elementary, and Junior & Senior High. A preschool program for ages 3 and 4 and related summer programs are also offered.

Type

Independent private school.

Additional learning support

Tutoring is offered.

Country affiliation

Canada

School day structure

Senior Kindergarten is a full-time program, Monday through Friday. Out-of-School Care is available before and after school for JK–4 (7:30am–8:45am; 3:30pm–4:30pm and 4:30pm–5:30pm). After-school Study Hall is available for Grades 4–9.

Overview (2026–2027 academic year rates and policies)

Application / registration fee
- A non-refundable registration fee of CAD 250.00 is payable at the time of registration.

Tuition fees (monthly and annual) — full‑time students
- Junior Kindergarten (JK): CAD 326.25 per month. Annual tuition (September through June) = CAD 3,262.50. This monthly rate includes the Alberta Affordability Grant.
- Senior Kindergarten to Grade 12: CAD 1,280.00 per month. Annual tuition (September through June) = CAD 12,800.00.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- The school year is billed on a monthly basis (students are registered for the full school year, September through June). The registration fee and the last month's tuition (June) are due at the time of registration. Written notice of one month is required for withdrawal; fees are due for the month in which notice is received. No tuition refunds are issued after March 1.
- Posted rates apply for payments by debit, cash, cheque, pre-authorized debit, and e-transfer. Credit card payments incur an additional 3% processing charge.

Boarding
- Progressive Academy operates day programs (Junior Kindergarten through Grade 12). There is no boarding program; therefore no boarding fees apply.

Transportation (school bus)
- School bus service is offered on six routes within Edmonton (with some stops in Sherwood Park and St. Albert). Bus service is charged at CAD 90.00 per month per student. No multi‑student discount is offered for the bus program. The bus fee is charged monthly.

Out‑of‑school care and before/after school programs
- Before‑ and after‑school Out‑of‑School Care (OSC) is provided for Junior Kindergarten through Grade 4, and a Study Hall option is available for Grades 4–9 during after‑school hours. Specific OSC rates are set separately from tuition and are applied to the registered OSC times. (OSC operates on set time blocks: before school 7:30–8:45 a.m.; after school 3:30–4:30 p.m. and 4:30–5:30 p.m.)

Private music lessons and related program fees
- Intro to Music (Junior Kindergarten): CAD 115.00 per month (payments run September–May).
- Private lessons (Piano, Drums, Guitar, Vocals) for Kindergarten through High School: CAD 155.00 per month (payments run September–May). Lessons are packaged for the year (regular lessons run mid‑September to May; payments are split across the designated months). Additional small costs may apply for required books or instruments for some lessons.

Uniforms and uniform costs
- Progressive Academy is a uniform school. Uniform items are purchased through the approved supplier; a published uniform guide lists the required pieces and retail prices for typical items (examples from the uniform guide):
- Short‑sleeve embroidered polo shirts: approximately CAD 29.99–32.99.
- Embroidered oxford shirts (formal days): approximately CAD 35.99–40.99.
- Blazers (optional, by order): approximately CAD 158.95.
- Pullover/cardigan/sweatshirts: range approximately CAD 38.99–53.99 depending on the item.
- Skorts, pants, kilts and other bottoms: ranges typically CAD 31.99–84.99 depending on style.
- Parents should budget separately for black dress shoes (mandatory for Grades 1+) and any optional formal pieces. Specific item-by-item prices are available in the school's uniform guide and price list.

Other common additional fees
- Field trips, grade camps, ski trips and some extracurricular events typically carry additional, per‑event fees; these are billed separately when applicable. Extra‑curricular club fees or team activity fees (for example, travel or special program costs) are charged as required. Private music lesson materials or instrument purchases are additional where applicable. Uniform accessories (socks, tights, footwear) are additional costs.

Refund and withdrawal policy (fees-related)
- Written notice of one month is required to withdraw a student; fees are due for the month in which the notice is received. No tuition refunds are given after March 1 of the school year. The registration fee is non‑refundable. Last month's tuition (June) is retained as the final month's payment per registration policy.

Accepted payment methods and surcharges
- Accepted methods: debit, cash, cheque, pre‑authorized debit, and e‑transfer. Credit card payments incur a 3% surcharge. Additional payment plan options, family or prepayment discounts, and international tuition arrangements are available under separate tuition agreements or program terms.

Key administrative notes (fee timing and application)
- Registration is completed when forms, the non‑refundable registration fee (CAD 250.00) and the last month's tuition (June) are received. Tuition is payable for the full registered year (September–June) unless proper notice is given; standard billing is monthly. Music lessons and certain programs use specific seasonal billing cycles (for example, music payments split across September–May).

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Curriculum

The school follows the Alberta Education Program of Studies for Kindergarten through Grade 12 and is not a faith-based school. Elementary uses Alberta's framework with small class sizes to support individualized learning. Language offerings include French as a Second Language and Mandarin as a Second Language, along with Visual Arts, Drama, Music, Physical Education and technology/art electives. Junior and Senior High follow the Alberta Program of Studies in core subjects, with music training as part of the concert band and a broad range of electives including robotics, photography, videography, international travel, and gifted and talented programs that allow vertical progression. High school is self-paced; many students complete in two years, and admission to senior high is by interview.

Student Teacher Ratio

Low student-to-teacher ratio.

Exam Results

Progressive Academy prioritizes improving student success on Alberta Provincial Achievement Tests (PAT) and Diploma Examinations. The plan notes this as a priority based on January 2023 results and describes strategies such as including PAT results in final grades for grade 9 courses, modeling exam formats, and offering Diploma Exam preparation and practice materials.

Higher Education Progression

The first cohort of high school graduates, reintroduced in 2019-2020, were all accepted into universities.

Gifted and Talented

Gifted and talented programs are available to allow vertical progression for capable students.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Fosters the natural curiosity to learn and develops learning skills that help students succeed in a changing world. Helps students become articulate and effective communicators. Assists in the development of time-honoured personal values and helps students gain understanding and appreciation of others. Encourages students to analyze information and develop judgment. Emphasizes balanced growth – intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially – for each student.

Mental Wellbeing

Balanced growth – intellectually, physically, emotionally and socially – supports students' emotional well-being and overall mental health.

Safeguarding

Welcoming, Caring, Respectful and Safe Learning Environment policy commits to a safe, caring, respectful, inclusive and welcoming environment for all community members, recognizing diversity and fostering a sense of belonging. The school's Student Code of Conduct provides expectations for behaviour to maintain a welcoming, caring, respectful and safe learning environment and addresses bullying, harassment and safety. The school will investigate incidents and may provide remediation and support such as mentoring, counselling, peer support groups, and restorative practices. The policy references Alberta legislation including the School Act and Alberta Human Rights Act, and the Minister of Education can initiate an investigation if required.

Admissions

1) Arrange a personal tour to learn how Progressive Academy may meet the family's educational needs. A tour provides opportunities to ask questions and to see classrooms, facilities, and daily routines. Families are encouraged to ask about programs, supports, and transportation options during the visit. The visit helps outline the next steps in the admissions process. 2) Each new applicant completes a sequence of admissions steps: a school tour, a formal interview, and an entrance assessment appropriate to age and grade level. The interview allows staff to learn about the applicant's interests, learning style, and goals, while the entrance assessment helps determine appropriate placement. The results inform placement decisions and next steps in the enrollment process. The admissions process is coordinated by the school registrar. 3) Enrollment requires submitting the Registration Form and the Tuition Agreement. A non-refundable registration fee of $250 and last month's tuition (June) are due at registration. Additional information about family discounts, out-of-school care, and tutoring is available from the registrar. Forms for the process include the Registration Form, 2026-27 Tuition Agreement, and 2026-27 International Student Tuition Agreement. 4) International students are accepted in limited numbers. The registrar coordinates inquiries and provides guidance on the admission process and international fees. Additional information about timelines and required documentation is available through the registrar.

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TEMPO School

Instructs in English

Ages 5 - null years

Fees CA$2,236 - 26,580

Pupils 380

Type Co-educational

TEMPO School is a private day school in Edmonton, Alberta, offering the Canadian curriculum with provincial accreditation. Founded in 1963, it is a nonprofit governed by a Board and serves about 380 students with a 30-member faculty. The school is organized into Lower School (K–4), Middle School (5–8) and Upper School (9–12), with class sizes around 20 to encourage close teacher–student interaction. In Lower School, English language development is the focus; mathematics begins Grade 1, French Grade 2, geography Grade 3, and Grade 4 emphasizes grammar and math. Middle School covers English, grammar, mathematics, science, French, spelling and geography, with history from Grade 6 and STEM starting Grade 7 (physics, biology) and chemistry Grade 8. Upper School offers a university-preparatory program including CALM and physical education, alongside core subjects. TEMPO also offers clubs such as Quiz Club, Debate Club and Chess, plus Art and Drama, and language options like AP French and Latin 30.

Location

TEMPO School is located at 5603 – 148 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T6H 4T7, Canada. It serves Kindergarten through Grade 12 with three divisions: Lower School (Kindergarten–Grade 4), Middle School (Grade 5–8), and Upper School (Grade 9–12). Classes typically have about 20 students per class.

Stages

Kindergarten–Grade 12, with Lower School (K–4), Middle School (5–8), and Upper School (9–12). Class sizes are about 20 students per class.

Type

Private academic day school

Country affiliation

Canada

Application and Registration Fees

- New student registration fee (one‑time, non‑refundable): CA$100.00.
- Non‑refundable tuition deposit due on acceptance: CA$1,500.00 (deposit is applied toward total fees).

Tuition — overview and how fees are presented

- Tuition for Grades 1–12 is presented as an annual family tuition amount with different totals depending on the number of enrolled siblings in the same family and on the chosen payment method. Fees may be paid in one annual payment or by monthly instalments; instalment plans include additional fees/interest as shown below. There is a separate tuition amount for Kindergarten. There is no termly invoice structure published; billing is offered as a single annual payment or as monthly instalments.

Grades 1–12 — example annual tuition totals and instalment amounts (2025/26 schedule as published)

- Payment by credit card (Plan A — one payment) or credit‑card instalments (Plan C — 9 instalments):
- 1 student: Deposit CA$1,500 · Annual tuition (one payment) CA$7,588 · Total (deposit + tuition) CA$9,088 · 9 monthly instalments CA$900.00 (total CA$9,608.00 including instalment interest/fees).
- 2 students: Deposit CA$3,000 · Annual tuition CA$13,358 · Total CA$16,358 · 9 monthly instalments (per instalment shown in schedule) with total CA$17,283.00.
- 3 students: Deposit CA$4,500 · Annual tuition CA$18,675 · Total CA$23,175 · 9‑instalment total CA$24,462.00.
- 4 students: Deposit CA$6,000 · Annual tuition CA$23,085 · Total CA$29,085 · 9‑instalment total CA$30,676.00.
- 5 students: Deposit CA$7,500 · Annual tuition CA$26,580 · Total CA$34,080 · 9‑instalment total CA$35,906.00.

- Payment by debit, cash, cheque or e‑transfer (Plan B — one payment) or instalments (Plan D — 9 instalments):
- 1 student: Deposit CA$1,455 · Annual tuition CA$7,362 · Total CA$8,817 · 9 monthly instalments CA$881.00 (total CA$9,384.00 including instalment interest/fees).
- 2 students: Deposit CA$2,910 · Annual tuition CA$12,960 · Total CA$15,870 · 9‑instalment total CA$16,887.00.
- 3 students: Deposit CA$4,365 · Annual tuition CA$18,117 · Total CA$22,482 · 9‑instalment total CA$23,724.00.
- 4 students: Deposit CA$5,820 · Annual tuition CA$22,401 · Total CA$28,221 · 9‑instalment total CA$29,877.00.
- 5 students: Deposit CA$7,275 · Annual tuition CA$25,785 · Total CA$33,060 · 9‑instalment total CA$34,866.00.

Kindergarten tuition (separately listed)

- Kindergarten (per child): Deposit CA$1,500 · Annual tuition CA$2,236 · Total CA$3,736 (the instalment column is blank in the published schedule indicating the deposit + tuition total as presented).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Full instalment payments are to be paid by September 15 of the school year. Monthly instalments (when selected) begin on September 15 and must be paid by the 15th of each month. Interest/adjustments are applied to instalment plans as described below.
- When paying by credit card, instalment totals and per‑instalment amounts reflect the card processing option (see the credit‑card Plan A/Plan C figures above). When paying by debit, cash, cheque or e‑transfer, slightly lower totals apply (see Plan B/Plan D figures above). Accepted payment methods: VISA, MasterCard, e‑transfer, debit, cash and personal cheques (American Express is not accepted).
- A one‑time administrative registration fee applies for all new registrations; deposits are non‑refundable. Once a payment plan is selected, families are expected to follow that schedule for the academic year.

Instalment charges, penalties and other financial terms

- Instalment interest: A 7% interest charge has been added to monthly instalment amounts in the published instalment plan.
- Late payment fee: CA$50.00 charged monthly (compounded) on instalments more than 7 days overdue.
- NSF (insufficient funds) fee: CA$50.00 per occurrence.
- Supervision After School (SAS) / after‑school care: fees are charged hourly; published supervision hourly rates start from CA$7.50. After‑school supervision ends at 4:20 p.m. on regular school days.

Boarding

- Boarding is not applicable. TEMPO is operated as a day school; there is no boarding programme.

Other costs and optional fees

- School uniform: A compulsory school uniform is required; the exclusive supplier and ordering details are provided through the school's uniform policy. Parents purchase uniform items directly from the supplier (Top Marks). Costs vary by item and grade level.
- Special programming & materials fee / annual fees (examples in other published schedules): a published special programming/materials fee of CA$200 per child is listed in related materials as an example of annual fees for some years; optional/activity charges and specialty fees may apply depending on programs selected. Parents should expect additional optional fees for extended care, occasional extra days and other optional services.
- Occasional extended‑care and extra‑day charges: examples in the registration listings and related schedules show hourly or per‑day fees for occasional care (rates vary by program and year). Supervision After School example: from CA$7.50 per hour; occasional extra‑day half‑day/full‑day fees appear in program materials.

Refund information

- Deposits are non‑refundable. Should a student withdraw from TEMPO, tuition fees (minus the deposit) are refundable from the month following the month of withdrawal (tuition refund calculation follows the school's published terms).

Fee payment options (methods accepted)

- Accepted methods: VISA, MasterCard, e‑transfer, debit, cash and personal cheques. American Express is not accepted. Payment plan choices include one annual payment (due in September) or monthly instalments (9 instalments) depending on the plan selected and payment method. Credit‑card payments and instalments are presented under the credit‑card plan figures; debit/cash/cheque/e‑transfer payments have separate plan figures.

Notes for parents

- Fees are published as part of the school's annual tuition schedule; the school offers sibling‑discounted family totals and multiple payment plan options. All financial terms, deposit and refund rules, instalment interest and penalties are set out in the published tuition fee schedule for the school year.

Curriculum

Lower School (K–4) focuses on English language skills; mathematics begins in grade 1; English, reading, and handwriting are taught as separate subjects. French is introduced in grade 2; geography is added in grade 3; in grade 4 grammar replaces formal reading instruction and mathematics is further emphasized. Middle School (grades 5–8) covers English, grammar, mathematics, science, French, spelling and geography, with English and mathematics emphasized; history begins in grade 6; grade 7 introduces S.T.E.M., with physics and biology, and grade 8 adds chemistry. Upper School (grades 9–12) prepares for university with English, mathematics, history, geography, French, chemistry, biology, physics, social studies, international politics, CALM and physical education. Classes consist of about 20 students, yielding a low student/teacher ratio.

Student Teacher Ratio

Classes consist of about 20 students, yielding a low student/teacher ratio.

Exam Results

TEMPO students consistently exceed provincial outcomes on achievement tests and diploma examinations.

Higher Education Progression

The program is designed to prepare students for a successful transition to university.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school has a safe and orderly environment where no one is left behind. A low student/teacher ratio (about 20 students per class) allows personal attention and helps teachers know students well. Encouragement from families and focused teaching underpin student success, and students develop sound work habits through regular effort. The school offers a broad range of clubs and a physical education program as part of student life.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

The Lower School focuses on acquiring English language skills. English, reading and handwriting are taught as distinct subjects; French is added to the curriculum in grade two. In the Middle School, English and mathematics are emphasized alongside French, spelling and geography. In the Upper School, all students follow the same program of study, including English, mathematics, history, geography, French, chemistry, biology, physics, social studies, international politics, CALM and physical education.

Admissions

1. Early application and admission priority: TEMPO receives more applications than seats; applications are processed in the order received; most students join kindergarten; seats for grades 1–12 depend on attrition.
2. Kindergarten process: Applications for kindergarten are processed starting in January; if positions are available, kindergarten applicants and their parents are invited for an interview; the visit includes a tour of the school and the opportunity to review the program and to ask questions.
3. Grades 1–12 process: Applications for grades one through twelve are considered for admission starting in April each year; if positions are available, applicants will be invited to write an entrance exam; this appointment will also include a tour of the school and the opportunity to review our program and to ask questions.
4. After applying: There is no confirmation of receipt; all applications received will be reviewed in the order in which they were received; should a spot be available, we will contact you to schedule an interview or entrance exam; interviews and/or entrance exams include a tour of the school, the opportunity to review our program, and to ask questions; after all steps have been completed, we will contact you regarding the final decision; applications are not held on file beyond the current year and must be resubmitted with updated supporting documents for the following academic year.
5. FAQs and practical details: You can apply online any time during the year; the child must be 5 years old by December 31 in the kindergarten year; class sizes are small; the kindergarten day runs from 8:10 to 11:10 am; after-school care is available for kindergarten from 11:10 am to 2:10 pm; after-school care is available for grades 1–12 and ends at 4:20 pm; TEMPO does not offer bus service; accepted payment methods include Visa, MasterCard, e-transfers, debit, cash and personal cheques; for grades 1–12, payment can be made in one payment due in September or in nine monthly installments.

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