Academics

Future-building starts here

Our students experience a rigorous, liberal education in an exceptional day school and boarding environment.
UCC’s academic journey, from Senior Kindergarten to Year 12, is delivered through the full continuum of International Baccalaureate Programmes, globally recognized as the gold standard for university preparation.

Through UCC's Graduation Pathways students earn the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) along with either the International Baccalaureate Diploma or International Baccalaureate Course Certificates (depending on their pathway choice).

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  • Exceptional IB Programme delivery

    UCC is North America’s first boys’ IB World School — offering the PYP, MYP and DP. In addition, UCC's Graduation Pathways include the IB DP Courses Pathway and the IB DP Systems Transformation Pathway.
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  • Supportive learning community

    A robust system of academic support awaits each boy, empowering him to meet the challenges of the academic program and to reach his full potential.

    Our large network of dedicated professionals including faculty at the renowned Wernham West Centre for Learning. 
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  • Diploma that opens doors

    While transformational learning is the hallmark of a UCC education, the proof of its success is how our students take their experience forward. Not only do our graduates regularly gain admission to the post-secondary schools of their choice—they thrive there, many receiving scholarships and university credit for advanced courses.
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  • Julia Kinnear

    Vice-Principal, Learning and Academic Innovation

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    At Upper Canada College, we provide transformational learning experiences founded in an inquiry-based, concept-driven approach to education. We start by generating questions around universal themes, to spark boys' natural curiosity and broaden their thinking. We then explore ideas and issues raised by these lines of inquiry across school subjects, guiding students to make connections between their school work and the real world, both locally and globally.
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