At Trillium International School, we offer: ✅ Kindergarten Program: Junior (JK) and Senior (SK) ✅ Elementary Program: Grades 1 to 8 ✅ Secondary Program: Grades 9 to 12 Graduates earn the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), recognized worldwide.

We follow the globally recognized Canadian educational model. Our curriculum includes continuous and comprehensive evaluation, focusing on a child's development through various activities without standardized exams like SEA or CXC. We also ensure personalized attention with small class sizes to support each student's learning journey.

No, Trillium students do not take SEA or CXC exams. Instead, they receive the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), a globally recognized credential that meets university and college admission requirements.

We maintain small class sizes to ensure personalized attention for each student. While the exact ratio may vary by grade, it is approximately 10:1.

The Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) is recognised and accepted by colleges and universities worldwide, including Universities in Trinidad and Tobago.

Yes, absolutely. Trillium's diploma ensures seamless access to the university admission system. Students simply apply directly to OUAC - the Ontario Universities' Application Centre.

Our class sizes are very small; as a result, children get one-on-one attention from the classroom teacher. In addition, students can access our Help After School (HAS) program to receive additional help at no extra fee.

Yes, ee offer a range of after-school programs, including Help After School (H.A.S.), badminton, ping-pong, glee club (singing), arts and crafts, newspaper, and board games to support student development beyond the classroom.

Absolutely! Trillium is committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all students, including those with different abilities and learning needs.

An aide might be necessary if a child: • Needs frequent reminders or help staying focused and on task • Has difficulty following routines or understanding classroom instructions • Struggles with transitions, changes, or regulating emotions • Requires support to communicate effectively (e.g., is non-verbal or uses an AAC device) • Has medical or physical needs that require supervision or assistance • Becomes easily overwhelmed in group settings or noisy environments • Needs one-on-one help to complete classwork or participate in group activities • Displays behavior that could pose a risk to themselves or others without close supervision The goal of an aide is to help the child build independence, confidence, and success in the classroom while making sure they’re safe, included, and learning at their own pace.

Yes, we welcome children from all backgrounds, including Venezuelan children. We are committed to providing an inclusive learning environment where every child can thrive.

The school hours for all students are Monday to Friday from 7:40 AM to 2:00 PM.