North Toronto Christian School is a co-educational Christian elementary and high school, not affiliated with any specific church or denomination. The Bible is used as an integral part of the school curriculum and all matters of counselling, discipline, and school life are governed by a commitment to Biblical principles and values.
Tuesday, September 30th, 2025 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This is a school day for NTCS, however we will be observing the day in a couple of different ways.
Our JK-Grade 6 students are encouraged to wear a plain orange or an “ Every Child Matters ” T-shirt. They will be participating in various focused classroom activities with the theme of truth and reconciliation with First Nations communities.
Our Grade 7-12 students will be wearing a plain orange or an “ Every Child Matters ” T-shirt. They will also be attending a combined assembly led by our Grade 10 Civics class with the same theme of Truth and Reconciliation.
Note: NTCS will be closed from Monday, October 12th, 2026 to Friday, October 16th, 2025 for the Thanksgiving Break (new this year!).
Let's celebrate God's goodness!
The Fall Chandos schedule for Grade 4-12 students was published in the September Newsletter. An information letter regarding your child's upcoming trip will be sent a week before their scheduled trip.
Next trips: Grade 6, Sept. 21-23 and Grade 4, Sept 23-24.
...I acknowledge without reservation or hesitation, that the nurturing environment, culture of achievement, and standard of excellence at Yorkland pushed me to become the best version of myself, self-aware of my academic and athletic strengths and weaknesses. Two notable examples that I cherish often: I recall the mock trials in Mr. Collins' Law class that pushed me to hone my analytical and public speaking skills, culminating in my achievement of the Grade 12 Law award. I also reflect on Mlle Gagne's approach in French class – which extended well-beyond language instruction, to lessons of empathy, perseverance and humility. In short, the wisdom and mentorship offered by every single member of TYS leadership, faculty and administration has left a lasting impression on me, and helped mold my character into the professional, husband, and father I am today. The truth is, Yorkland was more than just a school to us; it was an extension of our family and our homes.
Director, Global Public Affairs at Cisco Systems Inc.; Former political advisor in the Harper Government (2012-2015)
Class of 2007
Everything was new to me. I joined Grade 11 at NTCS/TYS as I moved to Canada. There were so many great memories: chatting with locker buddies, going between classrooms, listening to stories during homeroom, enjoying the walks to Tim Horton's with friends during breaks, enjoying the freshly baked cookies from cafeteria, participating in choir hosted by Mr. V, singing the anthem, wearing my first poppy, and learning the Christian music in assemblies. I sincerely appreciate everyone's love, patience, and the acknowledgement of my hard work. NTCS/TYS has provided me an unforgettable and the most positive environment to settle in Canada and in life. From not even following page numbers in Mrs. Douthwright's class to now, NTCS/TYS and everyone I've met there have played an important role for me and I'm forever grateful.
Senior Implementation Technologist at Mars Canada Inc.
Class of 2011
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