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Intermediate schools

(Grade 6 - 8)

Intermediate schools, also known as middle schools or junior high schools, serve students in grades 6 to 8. This stage of education acts as a transition between elementary and high school, providing a unique environment that caters to the developmental needs of pre-teens and early teenagers.

Teacher and Pupil

Development Support

At this stage, students undergo significant physical, emotional, and social changes. Intermediate schools focus on:

  • Skill Development: Critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaborative work.

  • Personal Growth: Encouraging independence, responsibility, and self-management.

  • Social Skills: Building relationships and understanding peer dynamics through group projects and extracurricular activities.

Elementary School Student

Public vs Private

In Canada, families have the option to choose between public and private schools.

Public Schools

  • Free for Canadian citizens and permanent residents.

  • Generally larger class sizes.

  • Follows a standardized curriculum.

Private Schools

  • Tuition fees vary depending on the institution.

  • Offers a flexible curriculum tailored to specific educational philosophies.

  • Provides more individualized learning opportunities.

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Programs and curricullum

Curriculum in the Canadian intermediate school include core subject like Math, English, etc. and provide an opportunity of additional learning through ​classes and clubs. Additional programs might include.

  • Arts programs

  • P.E. and sport programs

  • Computer and coding classes

  • English as a Second Language (ESL) program

  • Environmental Education​​​

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