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Century Private School is housed in a historic landmark dating back to 1922, within the Loyal True Blue and Orange Home, and is deeply connected to the Town of Richmond Hill. The updated facility offers bright, spacious classrooms and small class sizes. The Montessori method is used for children up to age six, transitioning seamlessly into an enriched Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum through grade twelve. The campus includes an expansive outdoor field and a dedicated playground for younger learners. The athletic spaces include three soccer fields and a basketball court.
Three soccer fields and a basketball court are available on campus. A gymnasium supports indoor sports and physical education. An expansive outdoor field provides space for recreational activities and practice sessions. A dedicated playground is provided for the youngest learners.
Bright, spacious classrooms accommodate students with small class sizes. The Montessori method is used through age six, transitioning to an enriched Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum through grade twelve. The campus design supports engaged learning with a focus on individual attention and continuity of curriculum from early childhood to secondary schooling. The updated facilities complement the integrated Montessori-to-Ontario curriculum.
An expansive outdoor field, a dedicated playground, three soccer fields, a basketball court, and a gymnasium support activities beyond the core curriculum. These spaces enable outdoor recreation and team sports, as well as after-school physical activity. The campus layout supports group work and active learning outside traditional classrooms.
Century Private School, founded in 1994 by Ms. Sybil Taylor, is a private, coeducational day school in Richmond Hill, housed in the Loyal True Blue and Orange Home, a historic 1922 building. It serves ages 2 to 18, from preschool through secondary education, with a Montessori program for early years and an enriched Ontario curriculum to Grade 12. The school offers specialist instruction in French, Visual Arts, Drama, Music, and Physical Education, with Grade 5–8 receiving enhanced focus in Math, Language, Science and Social Studies. International students receive ESL support and access to an Academic Pathway Program, plus Orientation to ease transition. The Arts Program includes Visual Arts, Music, Drama, and Performing Arts, with a Grade 4 Band and regular concerts. On campus, bright classrooms, a gym, three soccer fields, a basketball court, and an expansive outdoor field support activities. Extracurriculars include community service and AP courses for university readiness.
