Elementary (Grades 4–8): core learning in English, mathematics, science and social studies, enriched with hands-on projects, creativity, collaboration and athletics.
At a glance
- Grades
- JK – 12
- Founded
- 2009
- Board
- Independent
- Principal
- Kylie Richardson
- Program type
- Site based only
- Associations
- No Association Membership
Tuition & admissions
- Financial aid
- Yes
Admissions process
Registration is open for the 2026–27 academic year; families may request an Admissions call-back. · Admissions processes differ for full-time, part-time, and international students. International applicants have additional study-permit requirements. · For single courses and part-time programs, create a Student Application Portal account, select courses, and pay tuition and fees. · New online students select a course and Enrol Now; existing students log in to Genius and select Add New Course. · Online applicants upload proof of prerequisites and valid government-issued or student photo ID to the Student/Parent Portal. · Self-paced online courses begin immediately after registration, with login and document-submission instructions sent by welcome email.
Academics & learning
- Curriculum
- Ontario curriculum with small classes and individualized pathways for Grades 4–12. The elementary program emphasizes English, mathematics, science and social studies with hands-on learning and sports integrated into the schedule. High school students follow a flexible quadmester model, typically taking two courses at a time, with guidance and post-secondary preparation. The campus also offers daily sport-specific and dryland training for elite hockey and soccer athletes.
- Class size
- 12
Tuition & financial aid details
- Grade 9 single credit
- Grades 10–12 single credit
- Grade 10 Civics & Career Bundle
- Grade 9 eight-course bundle
- Grades 10–12 eight-course bundle
- Repeat course
- Grades 5–8 single credit in Social Studies, Science, French, Art, History, or Geography
- Grades 5–8 single credit in Language Arts or Math
- Grade 5 five-course bundle
- Grade 6 six-course bundle
- Grade 7 seven-course bundle
- Grade 8 seven-course bundle
- Additional fees
- Student fee classification: Domestic students are Canadian citizens or permanent residents; international students are neither.
Bursaries & scholarships
- Scholarships: Scholarships are available for full-year studies; advertised support is up to $10,000 toward study at Blyth Academy.
- Financial aid: Financial aid is offered to help make tuition more manageable.
- Application timing: Applications re-open in December 2026.
Course descriptions
High School (Grades 9–12): Ontario secondary courses delivered in four ten-week quadmesters, typically two courses at a time. The school also describes LaunchPad for Grades 9–10 and post-secondary preparation for Grades 11–12; exact course offerings depend on the campus calendar.
Integrated athletics: student-athletes can combine academics with sport-specific hockey or soccer training, including one hour of morning training and afternoon dryland training as described on the campus page.
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Learning programs
Specializations
Elite Athletics programs. · Aviation programs. · Integrated academic and high-performance hockey development for Grades 4–12 at Blyth Academy Burlington.
Learning support
Small classes support personalized feedback and meaningful discussion. · Full-time Blyth Academy Online students have guidance support for course scheduling, academics, university preparation, and the OUAC application process. · Online students can contact teachers through Brightspace email or schedule video calls. · Self-paced online courses include a built-in pacing module.
Clubs & extracurricular activities
- The campus page describes cross-campus intramural sports tournaments several times per year, with past soccer, basketball and volleyball events. The page does not publish a current named campus club roster.
- Character and enrichment activities include community service, mental-health seminars, global events, and sustainability/STEAM learning through WWF and LEGO Education collaborations; specific schedules are not stated.
Outdoor activities & education
- Athletic training and park-based facilities: The campus uses nearby Downsview Park sports facilities, including hockey rinks, indoor soccer fields, multi-purpose courts and basketball courts. Sport training is primarily delivered in dedicated sports facilities; the page does not provide a detailed outdoor education itinerary.
- Intramural tournaments: Several times per year, Blyth students from multiple campuses participate in student-selected tournaments. Published past examples include soccer, basketball and volleyball; this is not a fixed outdoor schedule.
University destinations
- University of Toronto: Named as a destination attended by Blyth Academy Online students.
- University of Waterloo: Named as a destination attended by Blyth Academy Online students.
- Stanford University: Named as a destination attended by Blyth Academy Online students.
- University of California, Los Angeles: Named as a destination attended by Blyth Academy Online students.
About the school
Blyth Academy is a Canadian private-school network with five in-person campuses and two virtual schools. In-person programs serve Grades 4–12, with campuses designed for communities of 75–150 students. Full-time, night school, summer school, private courses, and online learning options are available.
Location & school highlights
Location
- In-person campuses are located in Canada
- including Burlington
- Ontario. Virtual programs allow students to study from anywhere.
What makes the school distinct
- Average class size of 12 students.
- Personalized feedback and flexibility to adapt courses to students’ interests and strengths.
- Full-year, term-by-term, part-time, live virtual, and self-paced learning options.
- Membership in Globeducate, connecting students with a network of 70+ schools across 12 countries for sports, music, arts, academic challenges, and collaborative projects.
- Blyth Academy Online offers 160+ Ontario high school courses.
School activity
2026-11-03
Enrolment history
12 · 150 · 42000 · 11 · 16
Contact
- Phone
- 416-631-0123
Nearby properties
Active residential listings within about 2 km of the school.
