St. Clement's School
Toronto, Ontario · Day school · Girls · Grades 1–12
St. Clement's School is an independent day school for girls in Toronto, founded in 1901 by Canon Powell in the Anglican tradition and girls-only since 1932. It enrolls students in Grades 1 to 12 under one roof, organized into Junior (1–6), Middle (7–9) and Senior (10–12) schools. The academic program centres on Advanced Placement: 18 AP subjects are offered in Grades 11 and 12, and the school was the first girls' school in Canada to offer the AP Capstone Diploma. Its own diploma adds requirements on top of the Ontario Secondary School Diploma, such as language study and Grade 12 math. It has no boarding program.
- Girls' school since 1932, founded in 1901 in the Anglican tradition
- 18 AP subjects in Grades 11–12
- First girls' school in Canada to adopt the AP Capstone Diploma
- School diploma adds requirements beyond the OSSD (French to Grade 9, second language in Grade 10, Grade 12 Math)
- Member of Round Square