St. George's School of Montreal

St. George's School of Montreal is a leading independent school founded in 1930 by parents who believed in a more progressive, student-centered approach to education. Located on two campuses in Westmount and Montreal, the school serves students from Kindergarten to Grade 11. Its philosophy is based on the idea that every child is unique, and that education should be tailored to individual needs, interests, and learning styles.

The school offers the Quebec Ministry of Education curriculum, enhanced by a wide range of Advanced Placement (AP) courses and elective subjects. St. George's is known for its 'hands-on' experiential learning model, where students are encouraged to engage with the real world through projects, internships, and community service. The atmosphere is inclusive and non-competitive, fostering a love of learning and the development of social-emotional skills alongside academic achievement.

Facilities at St. George's include dedicated spaces for the arts, high-tech makerspaces, and modern athletic centers. The school’s small community ensures that teachers know every student personally, providing a level of support that is rare in larger institutions. St. George's graduates are known for their confidence, creativity, and readiness for the challenges of higher education and global citizenship.