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Yes, March Academy uses Ontario Ministry Expectations as guiding principles in designing individual programs. However, students’ individual strengths and interests are also taken into consideration when planning units and themes.
March Academy offers grades one to six, with extended support to our graduating students during their transition to junior high school.
March Academy offers non-denominational instruction. Students from all backgrounds and beliefs are welcome at our school.
Yes and no. Students are expected to purchase a vest and golf shirt with the official school crest upon enrolment and are encouraged to wear it to school every Monday morning and for special outings.
Class sizes vary depending upon the lessons being taught. Overall, the school operates with a teacher-student ratio of approximately 1:10. Students receive instruction within flexible multi-grade classes.
Students benefit from working with peers of different ages and abilities. Their needs are addressed within a small group setting. Students progress at their own pace to meet their true potential. Education is seen as a cooperative, communicative, and supportive endeavour.
Yes. Parents can arrange for before or after school care at a nominal cost.
Yes. Students receive regular French-language instruction in a multi-aged ability grouping. The instruction focuses primarily on conversational skills with some reading and writing instruction. The AIM program is used to help second language acquisition.
Yes. Students participate in outings outside the classroom in support of the curriculum.
School starts at 9 a.m. and finishes at 3:30 a.m. Students receive an hour for lunch. Recess breaks are paced throughout the day to optimize learning times.
Upon graduation, students are supported during their transition to either public or other private schools based on parental choice.
Some parents may be eligible to claim their child's tuition as a medical expense on their personal income tax. Please consult with your accountant or other tax professional. Copyright © 2009 March Academy |