Ontario's ONLY Independent Catholic
School for Girls Grades 5 to 12

Sep 7th, 2010

FAQs

- When is the next Open House?
- What grades are offered at Holy Name of Mary College School?
- How is the Catholic identity of the school evident?
- Is religious education a requirement at Holy Name of Mary College School?
- What is the grade 7 and 8 programme?
- What courses will be offered at Holy Name of Mary College School for students attending grade 9?
- Will students have the opportunity to participate in co-curricular activities?
- Are siblings given preference for admission?
- What are the criteria for students applying to Holy Name of Mary College School?
- Is an interview required?
- What is the entrance exam?
- How will I know if I have been accepted?
- What is the timeline I can use for reference?
- Where do I send the completed application?

When is the next Open House?

Open House

Our Open House dates for 2010 are scheduled for:

Saturday February 6th from 10:00am - 2:00pm

Saturday April 17th from 10:00am - 2:00pm

Saturday May 15th from 10:00am - 2:00pm

Holy Name of Mary College School
2241 Mississauga Road.
Mississauga, ON
L5H 2K8
905-891-1890
All are welcome to attend.

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What grades are offered at Holy Name of Mary College School?

We currently offer grades 5 to 10.  One grade will be added each year until a full programme of grades 5 to 12 are offered by September 2011.

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How is the Catholic identity of the school evident?

The Catholic religious reality of the school is an essential part of the learning experience and spiritual development of students at Holy Name of Mary College School. Catholic education directs students to an understanding of the truth in all disciplines. Our spirituality is expressed through daily community prayer centered on the Eucharist, through the celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation, by annual retreats, and in personal behaviours that foster harmonious relationships and respect for self and others. It is further demonstrated by active involvement in meaningful community service.

At the center of the life of the school, the school chapel offers a quiet space for reflection and prayer.

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Is religious education a requirement at Holy Name of Mary College School?

All students attending Holy Name of Mary College School will be required to complete a religious studies credit each year of high school. Students in Grade 7 and 8 will study religion as one of their core subjects.

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What is the grade 7 and 8 programme?

The grade 7 and 8 programme is an extension of the overall educational philosophy of Holy Name of Mary College School. The goal is to prepare students for success in their high school education. Music and visual arts will be included in the curriculum.

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What courses will be offered at Holy Name of Mary College School for students attending grade 9?

We will offer the Grade 9 compulsory courses at the academic level in Religious Studies, English, Mathematics, Science, Physical Education, French, and Geography and elective courses in Music and Visual Arts.

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Will students have the opportunity to participate in co-curricular activities?

Holy Name of Mary College School offers a variety of co-curricular activities. These include a number of sports, both varsity and intramural, as well as clubs and activities. We encourage all students to become involved in some aspect of the co-curricular program. Participation in these activities enables the student to learn loyalty, responsibility and a sense of fair play. It also promotes leadership and social development.

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Are siblings given preference for admission?

We welcome siblings and children of alumni and this factor is taken into consideration during the application review. However, their applications are given the same scrutiny as other applicants who have no previous connection to Holy Name of Mary College School.

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What are the criteria for students applying to Holy Name of Mary College School?

The Admissions Committee considers a student's entrance exam results, previous report cards, current report card, student profile, parish and community involvement, extracurricular interests, and, in some cases, a personal interview.

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Is an interview required?

Some applicants and their parents may be required to attend a personal interview with members of the Admissions Committee. Interviews are at the sole discretion of Holy Name of Mary College School.

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What is the entrance exam?

The test is written in the school and is arranged by appointment or the applicant may write the SSAT.

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How will I know if I have been accepted?

All candidates will be notified of their admission decision by mail.

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What is the timeline I can use for reference?

September
 
Candidates submit a completed application, previous report cards, parish and community involvement, student report, and extracurricular interests to: Holy Name of Mary College School, Office of Admissions, 2241 Mississauga Rd., Mississauga ON L5H 2K8 at any time after October 1st, 2009. (Applicants should make arrangements through the Admissions Office to write the in-house admissions test or the SSAT at your convenience.)
 
November-December
 
As soon as report cards from the most recent academic year are available, forward them to: Holy Name of Mary College School, Office of Admissions, 2241 Mississauga Rd., Mississauga ON L5H 2K8.
 
December 15th, 2009
 
First deadline for applications for early offers of admission. Applications received after this date will be considered.
 
March 1st, 2010
 
Early admission notification letters are mailed.
 

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Where do I send the completed application?

Applications may be submitted to: Holy Name of Mary College School, Office of Admissions, 2241 Mississauga Rd., Mississauga ON L5H 2K8

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OUR MISSION

The mission of Holy Name of Mary College School is to educate young women to their full potential within the teachings and traditions of the Catholic faith.

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