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International Schools in Winnipeg, Canada

Compare 6 international schools in Winnipeg, Canada. Filter by curriculum, fees (average CAD 30,049), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
6
Curricula
5
Average annual fee
CAD 30,049
Fee range
CAD 2,090 – 75,200
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Canadian Curriculum (5 schools)
Average school size
535 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Faith Academy
Oldest
St. John’s-Ravenscourt School (1820)
With boarding
1
About international schools in Winnipeg, Canada

Winnipeg’s international-school options are a mix of public school divisions that run formal international-student streams and a smaller number of independent (private) schools; instruction is based on the Manitoba provincial curriculum with English as the primary language and extensive French-immersion pathways across the city. A number of Winnipeg schools also deliver International Baccalaureate (IB) programmes at middle and secondary levels, while some independent schools offer their own curricula and boarding or day-school arrangements. International-student tuition in Winnipeg public programmes commonly sits in the low-to-mid five-figure range per academic year (varies by division and length of stay), and independent day schools normally charge substantially more with extra costs for boarding, homestay placement and mandatory medical insurance. Admissions usually follow the Canadian school year (September start) with full-year applications typically due in spring for many international programmes, though semester and rolling intakes are sometimes available, and most international streams include EAL support and homestay or custodian arrangements to help arriving families.

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FAQs for Canada

Which curricula and languages are commonly available in Winnipeg international schools?
Most schools teach the Manitoba provincial curriculum in English; French-immersion programmes are widely available across Winnipeg school divisions and are an official provincial option. Several public schools run IB programmes at middle or high-school level, and independent schools may offer alternative curricula or international qualifications, so families should check each school’s specific programme offerings.
How much does it cost to place a child as an international student in Winnipeg?
Tuition for K - 12 international students in Winnipeg’s public divisions commonly ranges in the low-to-mid five-figure Canadian dollars per academic year, though exact amounts vary by division and by whether the placement is full-year or semester-length. Independent day schools generally charge higher fees (often mid-teens of thousands and up) and boarding or homestay, medical insurance and application/administration fees are additional.
When should we apply if we are relocating and want a September start?
Most international programmes follow the Canadian school year with a September start, and many public divisions set full-year application deadlines in the spring for the following September; some divisions publish specific dates and require deposits or application fees. Semester or rolling intakes are offered by some programmes, but private schools often require earlier applications and assessments, so contact the specific international office or admissions office well before your intended arrival.
Does my child need a study permit to attend school in Winnipeg, and what about a custodian or homestay?
Minor children who will study in Canada for six months or more generally need a study permit unless they are accompanying a parent who already holds an appropriate work or study permit that allows the child to study without a permit. Schools and divisions that accept international students commonly require a custodian declaration for unaccompanied minors and organise homestay placements and mandatory medical insurance as part of the enrolment process.
What practical things should relocating families check when comparing schools in Winnipeg?
Look for how a school supports newcomer learners (EAL/ESL programmes and language transition support), whether the curriculum and qualifications match your long-term plans, the details of the international student package (homestay, insurance, orientation and pastoral care), and transport or catchment implications for daily life. Also consider seasonal realities: Winnipeg has cold winters, so check before- and after-school care, extracurricular options and whether the school or homestay provider advises on winter clothing and safe travel arrangements.