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Enrolment Process
Learn about TSS
Parents
Some of our past and current parents’ quotes have been gathered and are available on our website. Upon further request, we would also be happy to share emails of our parent ambassadors to speak with you personally to share their experiences.
Our Graduates
The majority of our graduates have completed their studies at the University of Toronto or the University of Waterloo. Others have made it to prestigious schools such as Queen’s University and Western University. Learn more about our programs and what we do to guarantee our students’ success.
Trial Days
We can arrange for a half-day visit where your child will shadow one of our TSS students, tour the school, and meet their future peers and teachers. School visits are to occur on select Wednesdays. If that won’t work for you, kindly email info@torontostemschool.com and we’ll accommodate you.
Scholarships
Each year, we offer 1-2 students up to a 50% entrance scholarship. The eligibility criteria for this scholarship is as follows:
Students must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. For scholarships available to international students, please click here.
Student should be switching from a different school to TSS
Student should be an applicant of grades 9, 10 or 11 only. This scholarship is not available to grade 12 students.
Past year’s average in STEM-related subjects plus English must be minimum A.
Student should indicate an excellent aptitude in STEM. The application should include references, awards, SSAT scores or other noteworthy projects.
For more information on scholarships please email info@torontostemschool.com.
Fill out an Application
Entry Points
We recommend starting in September as this is the first semester, however, students may apply to enrol for either the fall or the winter semester. This is subject to circumstances and principal’s approval. Before filling out the application, please make sure you gather:
Student’s OEN (Ontario Education Number),
Student’s most recent transcript and report card, and;
Proof of Canadian Residency (Birth Certificate, Passport, or Permanent Residency Card) - For international admissions please click here.
Parent’s Testimonials:
“Before enrolling at TSS, my son went to a large public school. High school is a transition for most, but the experience and large class sizes did not work well for him. We switched to TSS in October of Grade 9. It was a great decision. He is very happy, does well in his classes and likes the other students. My son’s favorite classes have been Technology, Design, and Computer Science. He really enjoys the small classes (as low as about 5 kids).”
“Leadership is fantastic at the school. Everyone leads by example and is accountable to both students and parents alike. Communication is excellent both in-person and digitally - emails are returned almost immediately! ”
“I really can’t recommend them enough. The class sizes are very small (4-7) and the teachers are very flexible in their approach. You never feel afraid to ask questions or say you don’t know something.”
“My daughter has been attending Toronto Stem School (TSS) for a year. She just finished grade 9. It has been an absolutely wonderful experience for her. She has always been interested in math and technology, so she met a lot of like-minded students at TSS, which provided a great sense of community for her. The school has a very positive atmosphere with zero bullying. TSS has small classes, so students get a lot of individualized attention from the teachers, which provides great in-depth learning opportunities when it comes to the school curriculum. The principal of the school - Mr. Hamed Bahador - spends time with every single one of TSS students helping them navigate the curriculum, talking about their interests and guiding the students through the challenge of the University admissions process. TSS has managed to assemble a wonderful and caring team of teachers led by an excellent principal. Because class sizes are small, students are able to work on many projects and presentations in order to advance their understanding of the topics that are being studied. For example, my daughter has created presentations on programming AI robots to disobey bad commands, as well as the impact of house plants on mental well being, among many others. The school also enables students from different grades to cooperate during club days. My daughter has participated in a robotics club and a computer programming club. Students at the school have a chance (if they wish) to participate in many mathematics and computer coding contests, such as Pascal, Fermat, Canadian Senior and Intermediate Mathematics Contest, etc. Every month the school has a field trip, which this year included campus visits to a couple of Universities in Ontario, AGO, cooking class and Evergreen Brickworks. My daughter has also started to take Advanced Placement (AP) courses through the school. She has completed an AP science seminar and found it a rewarding experience that certainly expanded her knowledge and skills outside of the regular school curriculum. She is very much looking forward to grade 10 at TSS.
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