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Admissions
Tuition Fees and Financial Supports
Scholarship Programs
Scholarship Programs
Branksome supports students through a program of entrance merit scholarships and financial assistance (bursaries). Our philosophy is to support, in part, as many families as possible as they look to finance their Branksome experience from Grades 7 to 12.
Tuition Fees and Financial Supports
Fully-Funded Day Student Scholarship
The scholarship covers tuition, registration and IB fees and also assists with the purchase of textbooks, uniform, activity fees and the school laptop.
Learn more about the Hallward Scholarship.
Entrance Scholarships
We believe strongly that our community is enriched by a variety of perspectives and are committed to providing opportunities to outstanding new students. We are pleased to offer incoming Grade 7-11 students the opportunity to apply to receive one of the following scholarships.
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Entrance Merit Scholarships - $9,500 >
The Entrance Merit Scholarship is awarded in recognition of a student's academic success and co-curricular involvement.Who can apply: New day student entering Grade 7 or Grade 9.What is required: Applicants submit a letter to the Scholarship Committee describing how their experiences have contributed to their co-curricular and academic success.Due date: January 26, 2024. Please ensure the student's name and scholarship name are in the subject field. -
The Sherborne Scholarship for Boarding - $9,500 >
The Sherborne Scholarship is awarded in recognition of an incoming International Boarding student's academic success, co-curricular involvement and commitment to community. This scholarship honours the international students from Sherborne Girls’ School in England who were warmly welcomed to Branksome Hall during the Second World War.Who can apply: New International Boarding student.What is required: Applicants submit a letter to the Scholarship Committee describing how their experiences have contributed to their co-curricular and academic success.Due date: January 26, 2024. Please ensure the student's name and scholarship name are in the subject field. -
The Maple Leaf Scholarship for Boarding - $9,500 >
The Maple Leaf Scholarship is awarded in recognition of an incoming Canadian Boarding student’s academic excellence, independence and initiative.Who can apply: New Canadian Boarding student.What is required: Applicants submit a letter to the Scholarship Committee describing why they are considering a boarding experience and what experiences have led to their decision.Due date: January 26, 2024. Please ensure the student's name and scholarship name are in the subject field. -
The Arts & Innovation Scholarship - $5,000 >
The Arts & Innovation Scholarship is awarded in recognition of a student's creative and innovative pursuits. Arts & Innovation are foundational to an IB education, which fosters creativity, collaboration and innovation.Who can apply: New student entering Grade 7, 8, 9, 10 or 11.What is required: Applicants submit a letter to the Scholarship Committee describing how they have used creativity to innovate and learn.Due date: January 26, 2024. Please ensure the student's name and scholarship name are in the subject field. -
The Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS) Scholarship - $5,000 >
The CAS Scholarship is awarded in recognition of a student's creative, active and service experiences outside of the classroom. As part of an IB education, all Branksome Hall students participate in creative, active and service experiences to enrich and strengthen their learning.Who can apply: New student entering Grade 7 or Grade 9.What is required: Applicants submit a letter to the Scholarship Committee describing how their creative, active and service experiences have enriched their lives.Due date: January 26, 2024. Please ensure the student's name and scholarship name are in the subject field. -
The Branksome Hall Values Scholarship - $3,000 >
The Branksome Hall Values Scholarship is awarded in recognition of the way a student embraces Branksome’s values in their daily lives. Branksome Hall values are: Sense of Community, Inclusiveness, Creativity and Making a Difference.Who can apply: New student entering Grade 7, 8, 9, 10 or 11.What is required: Applicants submit a letter to the Scholarship Committee describing how they embrace one or more of the values with examples from their life.Due date: January 26, 2024. Please ensure the student's name and scholarship name are in the subject field. -
The IB Learner Profile Scholarship - $3,000 >
The IB Learner Profile Scholarship is awarded in recognition of a student’s Learner Profile qualities. The IB Learner Profile consists of ten attributes: Inquirer, Knowledgeable, Thinker, Communicator, Principled, Open-Minded, Caring, Risk-Taker, Balanced and Reflective.Who can apply: New student entering Grade 7, 8, 9, 10 or 11.What is required: Applicants submit a letter to the Scholarship Committee describing how they have incorporated three of the ten attributes in their lives.Due date: January 26, 2024. Please ensure the student's name and scholarship name are in the subject field.
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Our IB Advantage
As Toronto’s leading independent International Baccalaureate (IB) World School for girls, Branksome Hall is uniquely positioned to equip learners from JK to Grade 12 with the skills to unlock their potential and change the world. Learn more. -
Heading to University
With today’s exponential pace of change and the complexities of our current global context, tomorrow’s leaders will need to think differently and navigate uncertainty. Branksome Hall is preparing leaders who will not only meet this need, but are already shaping that future. Learn more. -
Scholarships
Branksome offers a variety of entrance merit scholarships for new day or Boarding students in Grades 7–11. Learn more.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We wish to acknowledge this land on which Branksome operates. For thousands of years, it has been the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and most recently, the Mississaugas of the Credit River. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous peoples from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work and go to school on this land.
Setting the new standard for girls' education everywhere takes collective action. From all of us.
