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Lakefield, Ontario, Canada Co-Ed, Anglican
We believe that our small, caring community and approach to educating teenagers is like no other; that young people learn and mature best when they are encouraged to embrace their individuality within a richly diverse community. We believe that a personalized program filled with experiential learning opportunities and our beautiful natural campus provide the optimal environment for learning, inside and outdoors, equipping students to pursue their unique passions—good, caring people ready to do amazing things.
4391 County Road 29Lakefield, Ontario, Canada K0L2H0 +1 705-652-3324
Director of Admissions: Dave Darby Admissions Phone:+1 705-652-3324Fax:705-652-6320 Email: [email protected] Website: www.lcs.on.ca
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Posted on May 15, 2019 Two LCS families expressed their support of the school through commitments of very generous gifts. Both the John '68 and Jane Hepburn Family and the Parent Family have made donations in support of a number of the school’s top strategic priorities. more...
Summary: The immediate academic objective of students at Lakefield College School is university entrance. One hundred percent of last year's graduating class was accepted at university, and 80 percent was accepted by the university of their choice. University expectations of student achievement continue to rise. This is a product both of the increasing competition for university places and of the increasing breadth and complexity of knowledge which universities must impart to their students.In order to prepare students well for the challenges of university and a rapidly changing world, Lakefield's faculty engage students in academic activities which will enable them to develop disciplined habits of study, critical thinking skills, and a talent for co-operative problem-solving. In addition, students are given significant opportunities to use modern technology as a tool to assist them in their learning. In order to ensure intellectual breadth, students at Lakefield are required to study a core curriculum which reflects the requirements of the Ontario Ministry of Education.
Department Director: Joe Bettencourt
Average Class Size: 16
Full Time Teachers: 50
Student/Teacher Ratio: 7/1
Summer Programs Offered: Offered
Academic Schedule: Trimester
Saturday Classes: Most or All
Number of Advanced Placement Courses Offered: 8
Notable Achievements: 4 of our recent graduates are Rhodes Scholars
Summary: It’s amazing what you can achieve when you’re happy. The Lakefield College School boarding experience is truly like no other. From the moment you set foot on our campus, you’ll get it! For a majority of LCS students, the school is their home-away-from-home. Our program runs seven days a week, balancing academics, co-curricular arts and athletics, with recreation and social events. Structure is provided through the academic day, regular evening study hours, Saturday morning classes, and established boarding house routines ; but students have ample opportunity to participate in a variety of activities in a relaxed and fun-filled environment. Boarding life at LCS is built on trust. We encourage a strong sense of values in all our citizens, both students and staff, including sensitivity to others’ feelings, personal integrity and dignity. These values are supported through daily chapel, classroom conduct, and community relationships (for more read our School Life Guide).
Department Director: John Runza
Number of Dorms: 12
Average Students Per Dorm: 21
No. of Girls Dorms: 6
No. of Boys Dorms: 6
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Dress Code: Uniform
Summary: Our 252 boarding students live in 12 residences, with an average of 21 students per residence. We believe that fewer students in a residence translates into a stronger sense of community; our boarding students develop strong bonds because of this family-like structure. Each residence has 2 staff (most with families) who live full-time in separate quarters within the residence, ensuring supervision and consistency in approach and communication.
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Summary: The co-curricular arts program, including visual arts, debating, music, drama and dance, plays a central role in a Lakefield College School educationEvery year, and every season, LCS is one of the most competitive and successful Division II schools in the Canadian Independent School Athletics Association (CISAA). Almost every LCS team qualifies for CISAA play-offs.
Arts Department Director: Sarah Young
Athletics Department Director: Ian Armstrong
Notable Achievements: 1st Girls' Volleyball, CISAA Gold medal, 1st Boys’ Soccer, CISAA Gold medal, 1st Boys’ Rugby, CISAA Gold medal
Summary: Planning for university is an ongoing process at Lakefield College School, and we are proud of our record of 100% university placement. More important, we are delighted to help students find the perfect post-secondary plan for their needs and interests.
Department Director: Heather Avery
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
HRH Prince Andrew, Duke of York, (Class of 1978) Member of the British Royal Family
HM Felipe VI of Spain (Class of 1985) Member of the Spanish Royal Family, King of Spain
Ted Byfield (Class of 1944) Western Canadian writer, publisher
Emilio Azcárraga Jean (Class of 1987) CEO of Televisa, the largest media company in the Spanish-speaking world
Anna Gainey (Class of 1996) Liberal Party of Canada President (2014–present)
Ian Binnie (Class of 1957) Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, Served from 1998 to 2011
David Miller (Class of 1977) Mayor of Toronto from 2003 to 2010
Will Arnett (Class of 1988) Actor
Matt Frewer (Class of 1976) Actor
Cody Ceci (Class of 2011) Hockey Player (NHL), Ottawa Senators
Because of my experience at LCS, I have had the chance to study at top universities in England, completed my Bachelors at Warwick Business School and my Masters at Cass Business School.
-LCS Alumnnus, Class of ,
Summary: The Lakefield College School Summer Online Academy offers a host of opportunities for students looking for a new and fun way to enjoy their summer holiday while earning high school credits. All of our online courses offerings are designed and taught by Lakefield College School teachers who offer the guidance, support and encouragement young people need to be successful.
Department Director: John Boyko
Lakefield College School’s Summer Online Academy offers opportunities for students seeking a way to enjoy their summer holiday while earning Ontario Ministry of Education credits from one of the world’s most prestigious schools.
Registration Deadline: N/A Tuition: CAD $1,000 Financial Aid Available: No More Details
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