Newton's Grove School
Part of Inspired Education, Secular
Updated July 2026
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EnglishNewton’s Grove School is a student-focused private school serving students from Pre-K through Grade 12, known for its dynamic, well-rounded programming in academics, athletics, and the arts.
Curriculum
Teaching approach
The school’s mission is to foster a safe and supportive community that challenges and inspires the minds, hearts, and voices of its students. It utilizes an inquiry-based approach to learning that exceeds Ministry of Education standards, aiming to help students define and achieve their own version of success while developing into critical thinkers and whole individuals.
Programmes
The school offers a comprehensive academic program from Pre-K to Grade 12, with an emphasis on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics). The curriculum is designed to exceed Ontario Ministry of Education standards and includes credit and non-credit courses for high school students. Additionally, the school provides extensive summer programming, including academic credit courses in subjects such as Mathematics, Physics, English, History, and French, alongside various athletic and enrichment camps.
Student support
Learning support
Newton’s Grove School emphasizes small class sizes and a small student population to ensure each student receives personal attention, guidance, and encouragement. The school is committed to educating the whole student, focusing on academic, social, and emotional well-being.
Frequently asked questions(5)
- How much is tuition at Newton's Grove School?
- Annual tuition at Newton's Grove School is CA$23.7K–CA$25.8K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
- What ages does Newton's Grove School teach?
- Newton's Grove School enrolls students aged 4 to 18.
- Is Newton's Grove School a day or boarding school?
- Newton's Grove School is a day school.
- Is Newton's Grove School co-educational?
- Newton's Grove School is a co-ed school.
- Where is Newton's Grove School located?
- Newton's Grove School is an international school in Mississauga, Canada.
Tuition & fees
Annual tuition by grade
2026-2027| Grade | Ages | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| JK to Grade 8 | 4–13 | CA$23.7K |
| Grade 9 to 12 | 14–18 | CA$25.8K |
Source:PDFInternational-Tuition-Fee-Schedule-2026-2027.pdfPDFTuition-Fee-Schedule-Local-Combined-2026-2027.pdfPDFTuition-Fee-Schedule-2026-2027-One-Child.pdfPDFTuition-Fee-Schedule-2026-2027-Two-or-More-Children.pdf
Other fees(5)
| Materials· Activity fee (includes most curricular day trips, Grade 9 fall team building trip, transportation, yearbook, and most supplies/instructional materials) | CA$400 |
|---|---|
| Registration fee· One-time new student infrastructure fee required for new students to secure a spot | CA$3.1K |
| Deposit· Non-refundable tuition deposit required for all students (new and returning), subtracted from the total tuition fee payable for the year | CA$4K |
| Bus / transport· Daily busing to and from the school is available for a fee | — |
| Uniform· School uniforms are required | — |
Discounts
- Sibling discount: $1,185 - $1,290
- Early-bird discount: $1,186 - $1,290
Admissions
The admissions process begins with an inquiry, followed by a tour of the facilities and a meeting with the admissions team. Applicants must submit a parent questionnaire, a teacher referral form, and report cards from the current and prior years, alongside an intake assessment. The school maintains a nearly 50-year legacy of academic standards and reports a 100% university acceptance rate.
Calendar
The school operates on a traditional academic calendar, with scheduled breaks such as the Christmas holidays. Families are encouraged to stay connected through school events, open houses, and special tour dates throughout the year.
Facilities
About the campus
The school operates two campuses: the Main Campus in Mississauga and the Etobicoke Early Years Campus. The Main Campus features fully-equipped science labs, an athletics centre, a learning commons, a music room and studio, and visual and dramatic arts rooms. A phase-three expansion is underway to add a dedicated three-story Senior School, which will include new science labs, a technology hub, an art studio, a drama and performance studio, and a student hub overlooking Paul Coffey Park.
Co-curriculars
The school offers a wide range of extracurricular clubs and activities, including a Science Club and a Drama Club. Athletics are a significant component of student life, featuring varsity teams and specialized camps in sports such as soccer, basketball, and volleyball. Students also participate in music programs, including band and choir, with opportunities for performances at venues like Carnegie Hall.
Cheri GroganHead of SchoolMiss Cheri Grogan has worked in education for over 30 years as a teacher, Assistant Head, and Head of School in some of the finest schools in the GTA. She has been with the Newton's Grove community since 2022 and is noted for her ability to inspire, support, and lead others.
Eva DiabPrincipalMrs. Diab has been with the Newton's Grove community since 2022 and holds a master’s degree in Educational Leadership and Policy, with a PhD currently in progress. She is passionate about implementing innovative curriculum delivery methods and building strong relationships with students and faculty to increase achievement and well-being.
Rebekah SantiagoJunior School Vice PrincipalMrs. Santiago holds a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and a Master of Education in Reading and Literacy Education, with over a decade of teaching experience in Canada and the US. She leads the Junior School with a focus on innovative teaching practices, data-driven instruction, and fostering authentic relationships within the community.
Marny BurkeMiddle School Vice PrincipalMrs. Burke has been with the Newton's Grove School community since 2003 and oversees the growth, development, and success of students in the Primary and Junior divisions. She utilizes a blend of modern technology and traditional pedagogy to encourage student curiosity and a growth mindset.
Pratiksha MehraSenior School Vice PrincipalMrs. Mehra has been with the Newton's Grove community since 2005 and is a key member of the leadership team responsible for high school student success and program oversight. She is a leading teacher in the science department and supports the school's commitment to STEAM by directing teachers to go beyond the Ontario curriculum.
Nick ZeroDirector: Athletics ProgramMr. Zero has been with the Newton's Grove School community since 1991 and leads the expansion of the school's Physical Education and Athletic Programs. His vision focuses on offering elite levels of coaching while ensuring sports remain accessible to students of all ages and abilities.
John AlonsoDirector: Music ProgramMr. Alonso has been with the Newton's Grove School community since 1990 and runs the school's signature music program. He focuses on developing student self-discipline, leadership, and a life-long love of music through outstanding band performances and challenging musical experiences.