Unionville International Academy

The school integrates British educational philosophy with the Ontario Secondary School Diploma curriculum to provide an internationally oriented learning experience. It values equity, fairness, lifelong learning, and mental health, with a mission to cultivate both academic success and personal development. The institution focuses on nurturing future leaders and global citizens by igniting individual potential and encouraging curiosity.

The school offers Grade 9 to Grade 12 secondary education, leading to the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). Additionally, it provides internationally recognized pathways through the Advanced Placement (AP) program and Cambridge International IGCSE and AS/A Level courses. The curriculum includes a mix of traditional lectures, competency-based instruction, and experimental learning, with specific support for English language learners.

Graduates of the academy have achieved success at leading universities in Canada and throughout the world. The school aims to prepare students for post-secondary education and future careers by fostering critical thinking, independence, and academic excellence. Students who achieve high scores on AP exams may be eligible to transfer credits to universities or waive certain English proficiency prerequisites.

The school places a special emphasis on ESL education and differentiated instruction to support students who are new to Canada or mastering the English language. Small class sizes are utilized to ensure that each student receives adequate individual attention, with teachers providing support to help students overcome academic obstacles.

The school offers various study options, including in-class and online courses, catering to both domestic and international students. Prospective students may consult with school representatives to determine the most appropriate program for their academic needs. Enrollment is open for students seeking secondary school credits, with specific pricing structures for in-class, visa-holding, and advanced placement or international curriculum courses.

The school operates as an examination center for various international tests, with specific registration deadlines and exam series, such as the June 2026 Cambridge series. For information regarding specific academic terms, examination dates, and registration procedures, students are directed to contact the school's examination office.

The school operates two locations: a main campus at 250 Lesmill Rd, North York, and a test center in Richmond Hill. The learning environment incorporates technology into instruction, utilizing tools such as Zoom for remote learning, and provides daily nutritious lunches prepared by a culinary team. As an authorized examination center, the school maintains professional testing facilities for various international assessments, including ACT, SAT, and Trinity College London exams.

The school provides a range of extracurricular activities and student clubs designed to build character and expand student capabilities. These opportunities are intended to complement academic learning by fostering leadership, social responsibility, and a global perspective among the student body.