About Us
Welcome to Immaculate Conception Catholic School, a vibrant and faith-centered learning community located in Toronto. Since opening its doors in 1961, the school has been committed to nurturing academic excellence, spiritual growth, and personal development in every student.
With a dedicated staff, strong family partnerships, and a rich tradition of service and learning, the school provides a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment where students are encouraged to grow in faith, character, and knowledge.
Safe and Welcoming Environment
The school ensures student safety through a safe arrival program and maintains a clean, well-kept building. Hallways are decorated to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. Staff and students are known for being friendly and helpful, contributing to a positive school culture.
A monthly event board outside the office keeps the community informed. Parent volunteers and student teachers are actively involved, and communication with families is ongoing. Events like Meet-the-Teacher Night help build strong connections between home and school.
Curriculum Support
Student learning is enhanced through various curriculum initiatives tailored to meet diverse needs. The school offers modified curriculum options to support individual learning styles and abilities. Co-curricular programs provide additional opportunities for students to grow academically, socially, and creatively.
Catholic Environment
Immaculate Conception Catholic School fosters a strong Catholic identity through regular school masses and class celebrations. Religion programs are integrated into the curriculum, supported by resources such as Bibles, religious texts, posters, videos, and statues. Special programs during Lent and Advent encourage reflection and giving. The school also organizes food drives and fundraising activities for charitable causes.
School History
Immaculate Conception Catholic School opened in September 1961 with 221 students and 8 teachers. In 1967, the school expanded to include:
A gymnasium with change rooms and equipment storage.
Six new classrooms.
Additional office and storage space.
Feast of the Immaculate Conception
Celebrated on December 8, this feast honors the Virgin Mary. It was officially proclaimed in 1854 by Pope Pius XII, recognizing Mary as the chosen mother of Jesus.