The Bishop Strachan School Summer Academy is Toronto’s finest high school credit summer program. The Bishop Strachan School transforms into a co-educational environment in the summer, while maintaining the level of quality, care and individual attention its students receive all year round.

For the month of July, students from all over Ontario and beyond come to The Bishop Strachan School to take a wide range of Grade 9 -12 credit courses. The school is located in the heart of Toronto with a bustling village of shops and restaurants within easy walking distance. It’s also accessible by TTC.

The BSS Summer Skills Program, for students entering Grades 8 through 12, has been designed by experienced teachers who know what students need to succeed in credit courses. The Summer Skills Program consists of practical activities and exercises with ample opportunities for feedback from the teacher. These courses will provide a great opportunity for students to brush up on their Math, English or ESL skills before entering their next credit course.

Whether you’re looking for a reach-ahead credit, need to do some catch up or build valuable skills, Summer Academy and the Summer Skills Program are the way to go. You’ll receive individual attention from our highly skilled faculty in small classes and state-of-the-art facilities. While summer school might not be the first thing you want to do, attending Summer Academy and the Summer Skills Program will provide an engaging, fun and rich learning experience that will give you the chance to earn a credit at one of Canada’s oldest and most respected independent schools.

Can’t travel to Toronto this summer? We can come to you! Check out our online program offering credit courses online. It’s a great way to earn a credit without having to leave the comfort of your home.

“I really enjoyed the experience last summer. I earned a credit, made friends and really felt like I learned a lot. I had to do the course for school, but it turned out to be a great way to spend part of my summer!” -Jonathan, Grade 11.