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Heritage Academy
Basic Information
Address: 207 Bayswater Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario. K1Y2G5
Phone Number: 613-722-0133
Fax Number: 613-722-7881
Email: info@heritage-academy.com
Director/Owner: Cheryl Ward
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Additional Information
Ages: 6-23 years of age
Accreditation/Affiliation: OFIS. Inspected my the Ministry of Education of Ontario
Nationalities: Accepts all
Language(s): English
School Types: Private not-for-profit. Grades 1 to 12.
Tuition:
17,000 - 19,600
Enrollment: 160
School Setting:
Multisensory learning and small class size.
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 9:00am to 3:15pm
School Size: 22,000 square feet
Classroom Size: Varies
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1:12
Departments:
Administration, Academic Advising, Athletic and Physical Education, etc.
Curriculum:
Heritage Academy follows the Ontario Ministry of Education curriculum and is an Ontario Inspected Private School #876500. All core teachers at Heritage Academy are certified and equipped with the pedagogical knowledge to make learning fun and exciting for young minds.
Exams: No placement exams for admission.
Percentage of Graduating Class: 95% of graduates join continue to College/University.
Support Services:
Language and Social support services available.
Computer Capabilities:
Computer lab available for all students.
Extracurricular Activities: • Intramural Sports • STEAM CLUB
• Drama/Arts Program • Garden Club
• Monster Club • Fitness Club •
• Student Counsel • Competitive Sports
• Japanese Jui Jitsu • E.S.L.Tutoring/Study Hall
• Social skills Club • Game Club
• SKI AND SNOWBOARD • Kinex Club
• NEW ECO-QUEST Course Available for Grades 9-12
Uniform Guidelines:
All students are required to wear a school shirt.
Admissions Requirements:
Review of report cards and educational or psychological assessments of required for admission. A trail day is highly suggested.
Admissions Deadline: Rolling
Mission Statement:
Our school’s purpose is to provide an educational environment where students in Grades 1 – 12 are excited about learning and can discover and meet their full potential, while studying at their own rate on an enriched curriculum. We provide a safe and comfortable learning environment where students can develop good study skills, enhance their emotional intelligence and build their self-confidence.
Our mission is to provide each student with the support they deserve to enable them to reach their full academic potential. By promoting the values of honesty, perseverance, and respect, Heritage Academy fosters acceptance and growth among our students.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
One of the most important facets of our school is that our student to teacher ratio, which is set at a maximum of 12:1, ensures that each student receives the necessary guidance to overcome challenges in the provincial curriculum. Teachers at Heritage are able to customize their lesson plans to suit the individual needs of all students.
At this time there are very few schools that offer educational services such as those at Heritage Academy. In addition, we are the only school in Ottawa that exclusively offers the Simultaneous Multisensory Teaching (S.M.T.) program and techniques to students who require assistance in both reading and writing.
School History:
Established in 1989, Heritage Academy is an Ottawa not-for-profit private school specifically designed for students with Dyslexia and other language based exceptionalities. Our specialized environments and smaller class sizes also prove effective for students with ADD/ADHD and similar attention-based exceptionalities. Heritage Academy accepts students from all provinces in Canada as well as International Students.
Social Media:
Website: https://www.heritage-academy.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ottawaprivateschooldyslexia/?ref=br_rs
Heritage Academy also has a APP for the the families of the school.