Elementary School Admissions

Required Documents

Admissions applications for elementary school for the 2027–2028 school year are currently open.

Before filling out the form, please make sure to have the following documents on hand. Your application must be complete to be processed:

Letter of Intent

The letter must be submitted in PDF format, explaining why you would like your child to study at our school.

Final Report Card for the 2025–2026 School Year

The final report card must be submitted in PDF format as a single document for admissions applications from Grades 2 to 6.

The first-term report card for 2026–2027 must be submitted in PDF format as a single document for all grade levels.

During the 2026–2027 school year, and until the admission is confirmed, each report card — as a single PDF — must be uploaded to your child’s Portail file as soon as it is issued by their current school.

Credit Card

For payment of the $50.00 administrative fee (non-refundable).

Online Admissions Application Form

Creating Your Pluriportail Profile

Create your profile on the admissions portal by choosing a username and password. Save this information, you will need it to log back into the portal.

Completing the Admissions Form

Fill out the online admissions form by completing all required sections.

Uploading Required Documents

Required report cards and the individualized education plan (if applicable). Documents must be submitted online by no later than December 14, 2026.

Documents must be submitted online by no later than December 14, 2026.

Paying the Administrative Fee

Make the online payment of $50 for the administrative fee (non-refundable).

Have you completed all these steps? You're finally ready to submit your application!

To ensure that your request is processed quickly, be sure to fill out all sections of the form.

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Entrance Exam (For Concerned Candidates Only)

Following the review of your child’s file (letter of intent and 2025–26 final report card), only the following candidates may be invited to write an entrance exam in French and/or mathematics, if spaces are available:

Candidates in a welcome class (classe d’accueil) in 2024–2025 and/or 2025–2026
Candidates attending a regular class, but whose results in one of the core subjects are weak
Candidates attending an English-language school

Parents of candidates invited to write the entrance exam will be notified by email starting January 6, 2027. The in-person entrance exam will take place on Saturday, January 16, 2027, from 9 to 11 a.m.

Final Decision

After reviewing your child’s file, a response email (acceptance, refusal or waitlist) will be sent starting January 6, 2027.

Acceptance
You will receive all documents to complete to proceed with enrolment at our school.

Waitlist
If your child is placed on the waitlist, they may obtain a spot at our school before the next school year begins.

2026–2027 Fees

Registration fee (non-refundable)

$200

Tuition

This amount may be adjusted based on government subsidies received. It includes educational outings and/or pedagogical activities, student life, ancillary fees and supervision. It also includes the Parents’ Association contribution.

$6,520

Fee details

Individualized Education Plan (IEP)

IEP fees apply to students requiring special measures for specific learning needs. Parents must provide the school with all relevant information about their child’s learning and request the implementation of specific measures.

$150

Fees Not Covered

Fees for extracurricular activities, non-mandatory school trips, childcare services (preschool and elementary), French-language support workshops (preschool and elementary), or other optional services in which the student is enrolled are additional and are the responsibility of the parents. Likewise, the school uniform, textbooks and teaching materials, meals, and transportation are the responsibility of the parents.

Voluntary Contribution: School Foundation

Financial difficulties should never stand in the way of a student’s journey. The Foundation supports families in need through bursaries and contributes to the school’s development by funding projects that enhance school life for all students.

Tuition for Students Not Eligible for the Provincial Exemption

Additional tuition fees for students not eligible for the provincial exemption are set annually by the Québec Ministry of Education. This amount is $4,852 for the 2026–2027 school year.

Please note that, except in the case of a scholarship, payment of tuition fees to the institution may only be made by the student, a parent, or a relative by marriage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Admissions sessions will take place on Saturday, January 16, 2027, from 9 to 11 a.m.

No, only the following candidates must write an entrance exam:

● Candidates in a welcome class (classe d’accueil) in 2024–2025 and/or 2025–2026

● Candidates enrolled in the regular program whose results in one of the core subjects are below expectations.

● Candidates attending an English-language school

The entrance exam for these candidates will take place on Saturday, January 16, 2027, from 9 to 11 a.m. No other date is possible.

Students asked to write an exam will be evaluated in French and mathematics. The content of these exams is based on learning completed during the previous school year. We will also conduct a brief interview to get to know the student better.

The exam lasts 2 hours.

Decisions will be sent to parents by email starting January 6, 2027.

Family ties and siblings are a considered factor, but do not replace our observations during the admissions session.

The interview allows us to get to know the student beyond their academic results. The admission decision is based on all elements gathered during the session: exam results and interview.

Yes. The school welcomes students with individualized education plans and is committed to providing an inclusive and caring environment. Learning support services and accommodations are available for students who need them. Each file is assessed individually, in collaboration with parents, teachers and school professionals, to put in place the measures best suited to each child.

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