2026-2027 Financial Guide Section I) Fee Structure: a) Base Fees: Grades Kindergarten
1-2
3-6
7-8
9-12
$ 20,615
$ 26,420
$ 26,420
$ 26,420
$ 26,420
Privatization Fund Abatement
(500)
(700)
(700)
(700)
(700)
Tuition, net of Abatement
20,115
25,720
25,720
25,720
25,720
Capital and Facilities maintenance fee
1,850
1,850
1,850
2,250
2,250
Supplementary Fees
5,155
6,475
7,240
6,210
6,535
Meal Fee
2,135
2,265
2,265
2,390
2,515
420
420
580
1,055
1,055
-
-
340
755
-
$29,675
$36,730
$37,995
$38,380
$38,075
Tuition
1
2
Activity & Transportation Fee
3
Laptop/Ipad Rental Fee Total Tuition 1
There is a $1,050 lunchtime supervision charge included in Supplementary Fees for Elementary School. Meal fees are listed for informational purposes only. Participation in the meal plan is mandatory for all students. 3 Bursary credits will apply to the Activity & Transportation Fee, as stipulated in bursary letters. 2
b) Additional Fees: The school charges additional fees for programming that offers services over and above what is covered in base fees. After-School Program and Homework Supervision (ASP and HS) The Selwyn House After-School Program (K to Grade 6) is from 3:25 to 6:00 p.m. This program offers extra-curricular clubs and homework supervision. Currently, enrollment options range from full-time registration ($5,800/year) to occasional registration ($50/day). ESL/FSL for new students whose mother tongue is not English or French Students whose mother tongue is not English or French and who necessitate additional language support, will be required to follow a supplemental English as a Second Language (ESL) and/or French as a Second Language (FSL) program for a minimum of one year. The fees for each of these programs is $4,640 and are not included in the above fees, and are billed in two installments - October and January of each year. Breakfast Charges We offer a breakfast program on a drop-in basis. Breakfast is charged at the point of sale based on purchases made. 2
Integration Aid Students requiring integration support, as recommended by the Head of each school, will be charged on a cost-recovery basis. Fees will be determined by the number of hours required to assist the student’s smooth transition and participation in the learning environment. Insurance For students who do not have a provincial health care card (RAMQ or equivalent), mandatory insurance coverage is required at a cost of $635 per year. This insurance is valid from August 1 to July 31. Optional trips Optional trips include all trips that are not part of normal curriculum or sports trips that are not part of normal league play. These trips are charged back in varying amounts on a cost-recovery basis. Athletics Fees (Grades 5 to 12) Athletics fees are charged tri-annually for each sport played. Fees per sport and grade level can be found in the following table. There will be no other athletic fees or chargebacks except for non-league trips, non-compulsory training sessions and equipment purchases in some circumstances. A list of all sports with classification will be provided at the start of the school year.
Athletic Fee Structure 2026-27 Fall Semester Elementary School Competitive Sport
$325
Middle/Senior/Grade 12 Non-competitive Sport
$175
Middle/Senior/Grade 12 Competitive Sport
$530
Winter Semester Elementary School Competitive Sport
$400
Elementary School Hockey
$700
Middle/Senior/Grade 12 Non-competitive Sport
$200
Middle/Senior/Grade 12 Competitive Sport
$600
Middle/Senior/Grade 12 Hockey
$1,500
CSSHL Hockey
$3,000
Spring Semester Elementary School Competitive Sport
$325
Middle/Senior/Grade 12 Non-competitive Sport
$175
Middle/Senior/Grade 12 Competitive Sport
$530
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Section II) Additional information: Contact information For any questions pertaining to billing and payments, please contact Pia Lalli lallip@selwyn.ca or 514-931-9481 (ext. 2268) Payment methods Payment methods include the following: a) Cheque b) Online banking c) Direct debit (MySelwyn) Online banking: To make online payments, use SELWYN HOUSE ASSOCIATION as the Payee. Add the account number, which is the student number (4 letters followed by 6 digits), this number can be found on the top right hand corner of the statement of accounts. Direct debit (MySelwyn): Enrollment in the direct debit must be renewed each year. The deadline to do so is August 15th, after this date the payment will not be processed on September 1st and will then have to be processed by the parent. Selwyn House has no control over the direct debit payments as these are managed by our third party supplier. Interest and financing charges: Interest is charged at an annual rate of 15% and is calculated on all balances outstanding for more than 30 days. Financing fees for monthly and quarterly plans are $750 and $800, respectively. Re-enrollment fee: 2026-27 re-enrollment fee paid will be applied as a credit on February 1st 2027. Child Care Receipts Child care receipts will be issued at the end of the calendar year to eligible parents of Elementary School students only. The parent’s social insurance number is required for the issuance of this receipt. Parents should be aware that a number of conditions have to be met in order to use these receipts for income tax purposes, and we suggest they contact their tax advisers before they proceed. Privatization Fund Abatement Recognizing the continued difficulty sustained by going fully private, the board of directors has authorized a rebate of up to $700 (up to $500 for Kindergarten) to be funded by the school’s Path Forward Campaign to offset the full impact of the fee increase. This amount is netted against tuition on statements. Bursaries and Scholarships Note: For the 2027/2028 academic year, Selwyn House will start using Apple Financial Services (AFS) for bursary applications. Families still applying for the 2026/2027 academic year should contact the Admissions Office, who will provide the information needed to apply through the previous system (FAST) which will be available until August 31, 2026. Selwyn House is committed to being a diverse and inclusive community. A bursary is defined as a financial needs-based scholarship. It directly reduces a student’s tuition fees and is not a loan. Bursaries at the Secondary School level are generally not taxable, though there are certain filing requirements. Parents who are interested in applying for a bursary may do so by using the Apple Financial Services (AFS) online application form located on the Tuition and Bursaries page in the Admissions section of the school’s website. The purpose of this program is to analyze a family’s income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. Once submitted online, AFS will analyze the information and send its recommendations to the school. The application is then reviewed by the Bursary Committee and parents are informed of the bursary for which they may qualify. Bursaries for the following academic year are awarded in the fall for Grades 7 to 11, and in mid-January for Grade 12. For more information on bursary opportunities, please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@selwyn.ca or 514.931.2775. 4
Section III) Payment Schedule a) Base Fees: Base school fees are paid in advance in two installments; the first due September 1st and the second due February 1st (no financing charges apply). Monthly and quarterly payment (financing charges to be applied) plans are also available, subject to terms and conditions specified in the educational service contract and financing fees stipulated above. b) Additional Fees: Additional fees will be charged back monthly based on the following schedule. All other sundry chargeback amounts will be charged at various points throughout the course of the year. These fees can be paid for through direct debit. Parents must opt-in, as explained above, in order to pay for these fess using direct debit.
Month
Charge
September 2026
1) Insurance 2) Base fees 1st installment (for semi-annual plan)
October 2026
1) Athletics Fees (Fall) 2) ESL/FSL 1st installment 3) ASP/HS 1st installment
November 2026
1) Breakfast charges (September to October 2026) 2) Integration Aid charges (September to October 2026)
December 2026
1) Optional Trips (September to November 2026 and Fall Athletics) 2) ASP/HS drop-ins (September to November 2026)
January 2027
1) Athletic Fees (Winter) 2) ESL/FSL 2nd installment 3) ASP/HS 2nd installment 4) Breakfast charges (November to December 2026) 5) Integration Aid charges (November to December 2026)
February 2027
Base fees 2nd installment (for semi-annual plan)
March 2027
1) Breakfast charges (January to February 2027) 2) Integration Aid charges (January to February 2027)
April 2027
1) Optional Trips (December 2026 to March 2027 and Winter Athletics) 2) ASP/HS drop-ins (December 2026 to March 2027)
May 2027
1) Athletic Fees (Spring)
June 2027
1) Breakfast charges (March to June 2027) 2) Integration Aid charges (March to June 2027) 3) Optional Trips (April to June 2027 and Spring Athletics) 4) ASP/HS drop-ins (April to June 2027)
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