Our main entry years are grades five, six, seven and nine. Applications are accepted for other grades but they will not be considered until current students have re-registered for the upcoming school year.

Students applying to De La Salle College are generally required to attend an interview. You will be contacted by the Admissions Office to arrange an interview for your child. Parents remain with their children during the interview session.

All student files are reviewed in the same fashion. However, if two students are equal in merit, the student with a former association with the school may be more readily accepted.

Students applying to Grades 5 and 6 must write a school administered exam on: 

• Saturday December 11, 2021

Students applying to Grades 7 and 9 must write a College-administered entrance exam. The College no longer requires the completion of the SSAT. The exam can be written on:

• Saturday, October 16, 2021
• Saturday, November 13, 2021
• Saturday, December 4, 2021

• For the 2022 - 2023 academic year, the College aims to cap class sizes at 18 students per section.

Funds are available in the form of scholarships and bursaries based on need. All scholarships and bursaries are reviewed annually. Contact the Office of Admissions for more information, or download a Bursary and Scholarship Application Form here. Applications are due by November 12, 2021.

Beginning this year, the College will have a system of rolling Admissions.  This applies to Grades 7-9 only.  The offers will be sent at the follow intervals:

• First Round: End of October or early November
• Second Round: Early December
• Third Round: Mid-January.
• Final Round: Mid-February (if needed)

Parents will have the option of turning down the offer of admission and have their child put back into our Admissions Pool.  There will be no guarantees that the student will be accepted again during a subsequent round.

Grades 5-6 will be notified in early January 2022.

Parents will be notified by telephone and email.

The costs for textbooks, uniforms, instrumental music and visual art supplies are not included in the tuition. Parents and students are encouraged to participate in the used textbook sale organised by the De La Salle College Oaklands Shoppe, which is operated by members of the parental community.

Parents must make their own arrangements for transportation. Most students use public transit or have made arrangements to car pool with other parents. There are currently two buses arranged by parents in the Kleinburg and Woodbridge areas through Luna Bella Transportation Inc.. They can be reached for more information at 416-420-8873.

We accept students of various religious backgrounds. However, all students will be given instruction in the Catholic faith in all its fullness and richness, regardless of religious affiliation or the situation of their parents/adoptive parents/legal guardians. It is understood that our school community exists to pass on the Catholic faith to Catholic students and to help them grow in holiness as disciples of Jesus Christ.