Appleby College

Appleby College is a CAIS (Canadian Association of Independent Schools) Boarding School. Ever since its establishment in 1911, Appleby College has been focused on the purpose that inspired the Founders: to develop leaders of strong character who will make a positive impact on their communities.

Appleby College offers a distinguished curriculum. A diverse range of required components provides students with stimulating challenges and the opportunity to acquire knowledge, skills and values. The achievement: preparation for university and life. The defining characteristic of an Appleby education is the mandatory participation in each of its core curricular components, leading to an Appleby Diploma upon graduation.

Appleby College develops students of personal integrity, who are prepared for university, societal change, responsible involvement and leadership in their local, national and global communities.

Why Appleby College

• Campus: The campus has 4 main residences (Bailli House, Walker House, Colley House, and Powell's House), that host the boarding students at Appleby College; as well as Science Labs, a Health Centre, a chapel, and multiple buildings where learning takes place with several academic classrooms.
• Facilities: Appleby College counts with 5 sports fields, an arena and a swiming pool; as well as 5 tennis courts, and their 80,000-sq.ft. A.W.B. Alumni centre for athletics and student life.
• Co-curricular activities: The Co-Curricular Passport is the guide for students in choosing co-curricular options over the course of their Appleby experience. It provides flexibility so students can pursue areas of individual interest whether in Athletics, Arts or Service.
• Culture:  As a boarding community which seeks to fully integrate students from all over the world, the Boarding Life Curriculum especially seeks to promote understanding across different cultural, linguistic, and national backgrounds.
• Boarding life: The Boarding Life programme is an integral component of the Appleby College experience. The boarding programme prepares students well for university life and promotes understanding, empathy and inclusion, while encouraging meaningful relationships with a diverse group of students from across the globe.