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Aurora Preparatory Academy

81 Industrial Parkway North, Aurora, Ontario, L4G 4C4

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At a glance

Grades: JK – Gr. 8
Gender: Coed
Board: Independent
Principal: Jennifer Ng Kennedy
Program type: Site based only
Associations: No Association Membership

Tuition & admissions

Tuition: $16,600 – $18,200 /year

Admissions process

Request admissions and tuition information through the website, review the resource, and contact the Admissions Team to ask questions or schedule a visit or trial day. The personalized application process is supported by school staff; enrollment is ongoing based on availability.

Academics & learning

Curriculum: Traditional
Class size: 12 — 16 students

Course descriptions

Language Arts

Core language arts develops comprehension and communication within an age-appropriate Ontario-aligned program; the website does not publish a grade-by-grade course outline.

Mathematics, Science and Social Studies

These are named core subjects in the JK–Grade 8 academic program. The school also highlights STEM activities and research projects, but does not publish a more detailed grade-level syllabus.

Research, study skills and digital literacy

Research skills, study habits, communication and responsible use of classroom technology are listed as skills supported across the curriculum.

French and Music

Both begin in Junior Kindergarten. The school describes French as supporting listening, confidence and cultural awareness, and music as supporting rhythm, performance, collaboration and creative expression.

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Learning programs

Learning support

Teachers work with students and families to provide support and adjustments for those who need extra guidance or have different learning needs · Teachers assess students and adjust programming to support progress · providing enrichment activities or one-on-one support in collaboration with parents.

Student life

Sports

The official student-life page lists skating · swimming · volleyball · basketball · soccer · ball hockey · track and field · cross-country · softball and golf. It presents these as school athletics and team activities · without publishing a current seasonal schedule.

Arts

Artistic expression and enrichment opportunities include school musicals and music nights.

Clubs & extracurricular activities

Outdoor Games: Named among the school’s club and activity options; current term availability is not specified.
Arts and Crafts: Named club/activity option.
Chess: Named club/activity option.
Cards and Board Games: Named club/activity option.
Cartooning: Named club/activity option.
Yearbook: Named club/activity option.
Drama / Theater: Named club/activity option.

Outdoor activities & education

Outdoor and team sports: Officially listed activities include skating, swimming, soccer, ball hockey, track and field, cross-country, softball and golf. A current timetable or participation requirements are not published.
Outdoor Games: Listed as a club/activity option; availability by term is not stated.
Field trips and experiential learning: The school lists Ripley’s Aquarium, Ontario Science Centre, the Royal Ontario Museum, St. Lawrence Market, Rogers Centre, a graduation trip and local guest visits. These are examples, not a dated annual itinerary; the site also describes outdoor climbing, skiing and field-trip gallery moments.
Community events: Listed traditions and activities include bake sales, Dekpor fundraisers, dance-a-thons, French cafés, Global Giving, school-spirit and family events, plus welcome barbecues and family breakfasts.

About the school

Aurora Preparatory Academy is a small-by-design school serving Junior Kindergarten through Grade 8, balancing strong academics, individualized support, athletics, arts, and community involvement.

Location & school highlights

Location

81 Industrial Parkway North
Aurora
Ontario
Canada L4G 4C4.

What makes the school distinct

Small-by-design educational experience with a close school community.
Teachers work closely with students and families to provide extra guidance or greater academic challenge.
Balanced emphasis on academics, athletics, artistic expression, and community service.