How many private schools are there in Canada?

NextSchool tracks 137 private schools in Canada. Browse and compare them by tuition, class size, curriculum, and more.

What is the average tuition for private schools in Canada?

The average annual tuition is $25,718. Tuition ranges from $20,000 to $35,000.

Do private schools in Canada offer financial aid?

About 63% of private schools in Canada offer financial aid or scholarships.

What is the average class size at private schools in Canada?

The average class size is approximately 13 students.

How often is this data updated?

NextSchool verifies school data quarterly. Last updated: June 2026.

How do I choose the right school for my child?

Start by identifying your priorities — curriculum, location, class size, and budget. NextSchool's AI consultant can help you narrow down options based on your family's specific needs.

137 schools

Private Schools $20,000–$35,000/year

Canadian private schools with annual tuition between $20,000 and $35,000.

Last verified June 2, 2026|Sources: 137 schools|No paid placements

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Schools

$25,718

Avg Tuition

Avg Class Size

students

63%

Offer Financial Aid

NextSchool tracks 137 private schools in Canada. Average annual tuition is $25,718. 63% offer financial aid.

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$25,718avg tuition

13avg class size

Key Facts

NextSchool tracks 137 private schools in Canada.
Average annual tuition is $25,718.
Tuition ranges from $20,000 to $35,000 per year.
63% of schools offer financial aid or scholarships.
Average class size is 13 students.

Source: NextSchool verified school database

Data last verified June 2026

Why this page exists

This page lists schools sorted by Tuition (low → high) — a factual, transparent criterion. Schools are not scored, rated, or ranked by subjective quality. We show verifiable data (tuition, class size, enrollment, programs) so families can compare and decide for themselves. See our full methodology.

Last verified June 2, 2026|Sources: NextSchool database — 137 schools|Data verified quarterly. No school can pay for preferential placement. Full methodology