A rigorous, intentionally small Ontario mathematics program for Grade 11–12 students preparing for senior coursework, competitive averages, and university admission.
Our exclusive Foundation Series prepares students for success in Ontario's most consequential senior mathematics courses — the ones university admissions weigh most heavily. Classes are intentionally capped at 5 students per section, so instruction stays personal, corrective, and specific to each learner.
Two classes per week, two hours each. Built on Ontario's own senior curriculum, taken one course at a time.
| Course | Code | Duration |
|---|---|---|
Grade 11 Functions |
MCR3U | 6 weeks |
Grade 12 Advanced Functions |
MHF4U | 6 weeks |
Calculus & Vectors Readiness |
MCV4U | 6 weeks |
For students striving beyond the core curriculum toward academic distinction and competitive university admission.
Placement is intentionally limited to a small group of 4–5 motivated students, determined by a complimentary diagnostic assessment, so each student is placed in the track best suited to their goals.
Held at a dedicated local classroom, not a rented hall or a screen.
Small enough that every student is seen every session.
Instruction grounded in the curriculum students are actually assessed on.
Consistent, low-stakes checks that keep gaps from compounding.
Clear, specific reporting on where a student stands and what's next.
A physical companion built around the same material taught in class.
A direct conversation on progress, not just a report card.
The focus is durable problem-solving skill, not memorized shortcuts.