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LEADING THE WAY IN GIRLS' EDUCATION

Join us at our Open Houses on Oct. 28 and 29! Tour campus, meet students and faculty, and learn about academics, student life and admissions.

WELCOME TO BRANKSOME HALL

We are Toronto's leading independent International Baccalaureate (IB) World School for girls. Our curriculum is globally focused. Our faculty, international. And our technology and facilities, state-of-the-art. We believe that intellectual curiosity and advanced problem-solving are key to thriving in a complex, changing world.

WHY BRANKSOME HALL

Applications for 2027–28 Now Open!

Explore all that Branksome has to offer. Learn about our school, join one of our events or take a virtual tour.

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Discover Our IB Program

Every Branksome Hall student from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12 benefits from the IB curriculum. Cultivating curiosity, creative and critical thinking, and facilitating regular assessments and feedback, the IB offers unparalleled university preparation.

Pathways for Grades 11 & 12

Based on their post-secondary goals, students will choose to enter one of two Diploma program options. We believe choice offers agency and control, and a personalized course selection plays to each student’s unique strengths and assets.

Our IB Advantage
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Branksome BY THE NUMBERS

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1903 Branksome established

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16–22 Average class size

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$1.5 M Available in financial assistance

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249+ Employees (26 per cent have been at Branksome for over 10 years)

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910 Total enrolment, including 54 Boarding students

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13 Countries represented by Boarding students

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80+ Clubs, Athletic teams and community engagement opportunities

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$6.2 M+ In scholarships awarded to 2026 grads

IDEAS COME TO LIFE

Innovation in Action

Inspiring community and sparking interdisciplinary learning, Branksome Hall's Karen L. Jurjevich Innovation Centre and Studio Theatre embodies our commitment to arts and innovation, uniting scholars, experts and our community under one roof.

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Connect With Us

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Branksome Hall parents Dr. Jessica Liu, Dr. Hedieh Molla Ghanbari and Daniel Tiberini were recently honoured with the Toronto Citizen Hero Award at Toronto Emergency Services Headquarters.

On July 25, 2026, a routine sprinting workout near Rosedale Park Recreation Centre turned life-threatening when a young man collapsed unexpectedly. Bystanders and parents from a nearby children’s soccer game rushed to assist, including Dr. Liu, Dr. Ghanbari and Tiberini. Discovering the man had no pulse, Dr. Liu and Dr. Ghanbari immediately began CPR while Tiberini sprinted to retrieve an automated external defibrillator (AED). Following their efforts and treatment at a hospital, the man regained consciousness and has since made a full recovery.

Please join us in honouring these extraordinary members of our community for their quick, life-saving actions and courage. They have truly made a difference. 💚
Join us in celebrating Jie Ying WU‘11, winner of the 2026 Young Alum Achievement Award! 🎉 This honour goes to an alum aged 40 or under who leads with strong character, inspires others through service and innovation, and is already making a real difference in their community. 

As an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Vanderbilt University, she combines machine learning and augmented reality to give surgical tools a more active role in the operating room. Her research aims to help surgical teams work better together, move automation forward and enhance how surgeons are trained. She has also played a key part in the da Vinci Research Kit, the open-source surgical robotics platform used by researchers around the world, helping lay the foundation for its next generation.

Back at Branksome Hall, Jie Ying played clarinet in both the concert band and orchestra, and led fundraisers for the animal rights club. We can’t wait to see what she does next. Congratulations, Jie Ying! 👏

Watch the full video now at the link in bio.

#BranksomeHall #BranksomeAlum #YoungAlumAchievementAward
Congratulations to Dr. Valerie KORINEK’84, recipient of the 2026 Allison Roach Alumna Award. This award honours an alum whose distinction, character and vision have made a lasting, positive impact.

An internationally recognized historian, she has spent 30 years at the University of Saskatchewan, where she holds the A.S. Morton Chair in History. Her award-winning book, Prairie Fairies: A History of Queer Communities and People in Western Canada, 1930–1985, has helped bring the stories of women and 2SLGBTQ+ communities into Canada's national narrative. A Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, she was appointed to the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada in 2024.

Valerie credits her years at Branksome Hall, from Grade 8 through Grade 13, with instilling the belief that she could achieve anything she set out to do. Thank you, Valerie, for making Branksome proud! 💚

Watch the full video at the link in bio.

#BranksomeHall #BranksomeAlum #AllisonRoachAlumnaAward #ProudofYou
Branksome Hall’s campus is now closed for the long weekend. We wish all students, families and employees a restful and rejuvenating time off. Enjoy this opportunity to recharge and make the most of the fall season!

See you back on campus on Tuesday, October 13! 🍂

#branksomehall #fallingforfall #happythanksgiving #fallbreak

Circle of Excellence Award

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Silver Prix d'Excellence

The PrincipalED podcast has won a silver CCAE 2026 Prix d'Excellence Award in the Best Podcast category.

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Bronze Prix d'Excellence

Branksome Hall's website has won a bronze CCAE 2026 Prix d'Excellence Award in the Best Website category.

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