The Sacred Heart School of Montreal

Canada, Montreal

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, French

Fees CA$21,942 - 76,500

Ages Not listed

Pupil numbers 230

Type Girls School, Girls School (boarding)

Opened 1861

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum Canadian Curriculum, Advanced Placement (AP)

Taught languages French, Spanish, Mandarin

Typical class size 18

Strengths Sport, Academic Enrichment, Service and Sustainability

Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Social and Hobbies, Cultural and Language

Stages Secondary School, High School

Introduction

Located at 3635 Atwater Avenue in downtown Montreal, The Sacred Heart School of Montreal is Montreal's oldest English-language Catholic girls' high school, founded in 1861. The school serves girls from Grades 7 to 12 in a Canadian curriculum with Advanced Placement (AP) options and culminates with the MEQ Secondary Leaving Diploma. It also offers a virtual summer school and courses. The campus blends a heritage building with modern amenities, including an on-site auditorium (built in 2021) for 300 seats, a gymnasium, a reception room, and a residence on campus with staff to support boarding students. Facilities include on-site parking and easy transit access. A broad athletics program is supported by the gym and a campus swimming pool. Extracurriculars feature badminton, reading competitions, golf, and cultural groups, with swimming as an activity and opportunities in community service. The school is part of the Sacred Heart network and emphasizes leadership and service.

www.sacredheart.qc.ca

3635 Atwater Ave, Montreal (QC) H3H 1Y4

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The Essentials

Location

Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The Sacred Heart School of Montreal is located at 3635 Atwater Ave, Montreal, QC H3H 1Y4.

Stages

Grades 7 to 11 and Grade 12.

Type

The school is a private English-language Catholic girls' high school.

Country affiliation

Canada

Religious affiliation

Catholic

School day structure

Regular Schedule: 8:25 First Bell; 8:30–9:30 Period 1; 9:35–10:35 Period 2; 10:35–10:45 Homeroom; 10:45–11:00 Detente; 11:05–12:05 Period 3; 12:05–1:00 Lunch in the dining hall; 1:05–2:05 Period 4; 2:10–3:10 Period 5; 3:10 Dismissal.

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Fees

Application fees

- Grades 7–11 (domestic, new student): CAD 50 (one-time, payable with the application).
- Grades 7–11 (international, new student): CAD 250 (one-time, payable with the application).
- Grade 12 (domestic): CAD 100 (one-time, payable with the application).
- Grade 12 (international): CAD 300 (one-time, payable with the application).

Tuition and annual fee amounts (2026–2027 academic year)

- Grades 7–11 day school — Domestic returning student (annual): CAD 23,806. This total is broken down as:
- Tuition fees: CAD 16,883.
- Accessory fees (annual): CAD 6,923, including:
- Student supplies & enrichment materials: CAD 715.
- Student services: CAD 2,380.
- Technology & communications: CAD 952.
- Co-curricular services: CAD 476.
- Building & maintenance services: CAD 2,400.
- New student total (one-time Chromebook and locks fee applies): Annual new student fees: CAD 24,606. For new students, a one-time Chromebook device fee applies.

- Grades 7–11 day school — International student (annual): CAD 47,743. For new international students a one-time Chromebook purchase fee of CAD 775 is included for the device, apps license and a three-year warranty (also applicable to returning students needing a replacement). The international total includes tuition, supplies & enrichment materials, student services, technology & communications, administration fee, building fee, co-curricular activities and textbooks.

- Grade 12 day school — Domestic (annual): CAD 21,942 (this amount includes a graduation fee of CAD 225).

- Grade 12 day school — International (annual): CAD 28,936 (includes the CAD 225 graduation fee).

Boarding fees (annual)

- Grades 7–11 boarding — Domestic new student:
- 5-day tuition & boarding (annual): CAD 42,232 (new student).
- 7-day tuition & boarding (annual): CAD 52,888 (new student).
- Grades 7–11 boarding — International (annual): 7-day tuition & boarding: CAD 76,500.
- Grade 12 boarding — Domestic (annual): 7-day tuition & boarding: CAD 50,724.
- Grade 12 boarding — International (annual): 7-day tuition & boarding: CAD 57,719.

(Boarding program descriptions and the availability of 5-day and 7-day options for Grade 12 are provided as part of the school's boarding program information.)

One-time and additional technology fees

- Chromebook one-time purchase for new students (where applicable): CAD 775 (international new students noted; new domestic students are charged a one-time Chromebook and lock fee where specified).

Accessory / ancillary costs and typical additional charges

- Accessory fees (Grades 7–11 domestic total CAD 6,923) cover supplies, student services, technology, co-curricular services and building & maintenance. The accessory-fee line items are listed above.
- Uniforms and uniform items: a Uniform Order Form and price list are provided for 2026–2027. Sample item prices (TopMarks supplier) include examples such as:
- Pleated skirt: CAD 101.75; skort: CAD 75.75; gym items, sweaters and polos (prices vary by item). Payment options for uniform orders: Mastercard and Visa accepted. Full uniform price list and ordering instructions are provided on the Uniform Order Form.
- Bursary / AFS online application fees (for families applying for need-based bursary via Apple Financial Services): CAD 137.50 for the first school listed; CAD 15.00 for each additional school listed. This fee is non-refundable; an additional application cost of CAD 50 applies for separated/divorced families (per AFS processing terms shown).
- Other possible charges: fees for transcripts or grade reports (example: CAD 20 per grade report card), field trips, optional program charges and specific course material fees are invoiced as applicable. Payment for transcript/report requests is accepted by PayPal or credit card.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- The school accepts online payments for application fees via PayPal (credit card) and offers Flywire (international bank/wire payment) for international tuition and boarding fee payments. The online payments page directs families to use the secure online payment services; the Business Office handles payment enquiries. Mastercard and Visa are accepted by the uniform supplier for uniform purchases.

- A detailed public billing schedule (for example: term dates, due dates, or installment plans and deadlines) and explicit installment options are not published on the public tuition pages. Families are directed to the school's Business Office for questions about the online payment process and billing. Contact details for the Business Office and Director of Finance are listed with the tuition and payments information.

Refund information

- No detailed, public tuition refund or withdrawal schedule (pro-rata refund table or formal refund deadlines) is published on the school's public tuition and payment pages. Parents or guardians should request the school's official withdrawal/refund policy or the enrolment contract for precise terms (refundability, timelines, administrative charges) prior to finalizing registration. The school provides contact information for finance and business-office enquiries.

Fee payment options (accepted methods)

- Application fees: online credit-card payments via PayPal for application fees.
- International tuition and boarding wire transfers: Flywire is provided as the recommended international payment/wire option (supports multiple local payment methods).
- Uniform purchases: Mastercard and Visa accepted through the school's uniform supplier (TopMarks).
- Other invoice payments and family-account billing arrangements: the Business Office handles invoicing and payment enquiries; families are directed to contact the Business Office for payment arrangements.

Summary of what is included and what to expect on invoices

- Annual tuition charges and accessory fees are presented as single annual totals for day students and as combined tuition + boarding annual totals for boarding students. Accessory fees itemize common school-cost categories (supplies, student services, technology, co-curricular, building & maintenance). Chromebook one-time fees for new students are listed separately where applicable. International tuition totals include textbooks and many ancillary items in the published figure.

Brief note about publicly available gaps

- The school publishes annual totals, accessory-fee breakdowns and the application fees, along with online payment methods and boarding-option descriptions, but a published, detailed term-by-term billing schedule, a formal installment schedule and a public tuition-refund/withdrawal timetable are not available on the public pages reviewed. For exact due dates, installment options, enrolment contract terms and the formal refund/withdrawal policy, obtain the school's official billing/contract documents or contact the Business Office or Director of Finance.

Academics

Curriculum

From Grades 7 to 12, The Sacred Heart School of Montreal offers course offerings spanning Secondary I to Grade 12. Grades 7 to 11 correspond to Quebec's Secondary I to V, and Grade 12 completes the program toward the MEQ Secondary Leaving Diploma. A virtual summer school and online courses are available. The Grade 12 program fast-tracks to university. The MEQ Secondary Leaving Diploma is the leaving credential.

Student Teacher Ratio

Teacher–student ratio is 0:6.

Higher Education Progression

Grade 12 program fast-tracks to university.

Gifted and Talented

Scholars Distinction Program.

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FAQs

Where is The Sacred Heart School of Montreal located?

The school is at 3635 Atwater Ave, Montreal, QC H3H 1Y4, in a heritage building in downtown Montreal. Its on-campus facilities include an auditorium, gym, swimming pool, and a residence for boarding students.

What grades does the school serve, and what diploma do students graduate with?

The Sacred Heart School of Montreal offers Grades 7–12. Grades 7–11 align with Quebec's Secondary I–V, and Grade 12 leads to the MEQ Secondary Leaving Diploma; the Grade 12 program also fast-tracks students to university.

Is The Sacred Heart School of Montreal a boarding school?

Yes. The school offers on-site, full-time boarding with 5-day or 7-day options, with on-site staff, meals, double-occupancy rooms, and shared facilities.

How many students attend The Sacred Heart School of Montreal?

The school has about 230 pupils.

What are the tuition and fees for Grades 7–11 for domestic students in 2026–2027?

For Grades 7–11 day domestic students, the annual total is CAD 23,806, comprised of tuition CAD 16,883 plus accessory fees CAD 6,923.

What are the tuition and fees for Grades 7–11 for international students in 2026–2027?

For Grades 7–11 day international students, the annual total is CAD 47,743, which includes tuition and all supplies, services, and fees; new international students also include a one-time Chromebook purchase of CAD 775.

What are Grade 12 day school costs for domestic and international students?

Grade 12 day school fees are CAD 21,942 for domestic students and CAD 28,936 for international students, with the graduation fee of CAD 225 included in both.

What are the boarding fees for Grades 7–11 and Grade 12?

For Grades 7–11 boarding, domestic students pay CAD 42,232 for 5-day or CAD 52,888 for 7-day; international students pay CAD 76,500 for 7-day. For Grade 12 boarding, domestic is CAD 50,724 and international is CAD 57,719 per year.

What are the application fees for domestic vs international applicants?

Application fees are CAD 50 for Grades 7–11 domestic applicants, CAD 250 for Grades 7–11 international applicants, CAD 100 for Grade 12 domestic applicants, and CAD 300 for Grade 12 international applicants.

What about uniforms and dress codes?

Grades 7–11 wear a dress uniform on Tuesdays and for events, with a casual uniform on other days and a separate P.E. uniform for physical education. Grade 12 students wear a business casual dress code.

Are meals and dining options available on campus?

Yes. There is an optional lunch program; Traiteur Saporito provides meals and snacks, and two cafeteria options are available: a Yearly Meal Plan (CAD 1,760) or Money Cards, with the environment being nut-free.

What facilities are available on the campus besides classrooms?

The campus includes an on-site auditorium (built in 2021, seating 300), a gymnasium, a swimming pool, on-site parking, and a residence for boarding students with staff living on site.

What extracurricular activities and clubs can students join?

Students can participate in clubs and ECAs such as badminton, reading competitions, golf, cultural groups, and swimming, along with Arts and Athletics options and community service.

Are there leadership opportunities or service programs?

Yes. The school offers community service opportunities and programs like the Scholars Distinction Program, alongside various student resources and extracurricular leadership experiences.

What wellbeing and academic support services are available?

The school provides a Personal Counsellor (Monday–Friday), stress-management resources, and academic support including a Learning Specialist and Academic Advisor, plus math help, library support, and after-school tutorials.

What safeguarding measures does the school have?

The school follows a zero-tolerance policy toward violence and bullying and maintains a safe, caring community with incidents reported to the administration.

What languages are taught, and what is the language of instruction?

English is the language of instruction. French is taught as a language across three levels, and Spanish is offered (mandatory in Secondary I–III and optional in later years); the school also maintains sister-school connections in Mexico, Spain, and Argentina.

Is The Sacred Heart School of Montreal accredited or highly regulated?

No accreditations or awards are listed in the provided information; the school is described as a private English-language Catholic girls' high school and is part of the global Sacred Heart network.

What is notable about the school's history and network?

The school was founded in 1861 and is Montreal's oldest and only English Catholic girls' school, and it is part of a global network of about 150 Sacred Heart schools.

Who governs the school?

The school is governed by a Board of Directors (about 18 members) that includes leadership roles and representatives from affiliated foundations and associations; the Head of School is an invited member.

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