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St. Michael’s College School, the Only Independent All Boys Catholic High School in Toronto, Ontario

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We are Canada’s only independent, Catholic school for boys in Grades 7 to 12 under the direction of the Basilian Fathers. SMCS prepares students for university and beyond.

Developing invaluable leadership skills helps students enhance their overall school experience as they develop compassion, creativity, and critical thinking — all of which prepares them for the world, life, and personal success.

We have a dedicated team of teachers, advisors, parents, and alumni who are excited to help make your experience at SMCS one to remember — and one that will stay with you years after you’ve graduated.

Our strong and committed extended community helps students stay connected to the world and each other as they learn not only about themselves, but those around them.

SMCS proudly provides a pillar of strength and support for everyone at the school. We’re happy you’ve decided to consider us in your search for the school that best meets your needs.


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  • SMCS Grade 12 Music ISP projects
    June 24, 2026

    Senior Music Students Showcase Final ISP Projects

    From learning a new instrument to producing and recording an original song, Grade 12 St. Michael’s College School (SMCS) music students showcased their incredible talent through their final music projects, capping off their SMCS journey. “The Grade 12 ISP (individual study project) assignment is a way to allow our graduating music students to embark on a journey of discovery in an area of interest, such as enhanced performance on an instrument they already play, composition/arranging, research, or new musical skills such as learning a new instrument,” says Jamie Oatt, Department Head of Music. “This year we once again had some incredible projects representing months of preparation and dedication.” Check out some of the projects that were featured at this year’s Spring Concert Series in May 2026. Marco BociInstruments: Trombone, Piano, Euphonium, TenorsFall 2026: McMaster University – Life Sciences Marco Boci performed the first movement of Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 21 for his music ISP project. “This concerto is considered one of Mozart’s most celebrated works and requires a high level of technical precision, musicality, and stylistic understanding to perform effectively,” he says. “This project was especially meaningful to me because piano has been a major part of my life for many years. I am currently studying at the Royal Conservatory of Music, Level 10, and hope to eventually earn my ARCT diploma, the second-highest certification awarded by the RCM. Performing this concerto represented an important milestone in my musical journey and gave me the opportunity to apply years of training to a challenging and rewarding experience.” Boci began learning the piece in November 2025, totalling six months of preparation to learn the notes, refine technique, develop musical expression, and build consistency throughout the piece. “I hope listeners noticed the smaller musical details that are easy to overlook, such as the ornaments, trills, and subtle phrasing throughout the

  • JUN
    25

    St. Michael's College School Grade 12 Graduation Mass & Ceremony

    10:00AM - 05:00PM
    St Michael's College School (ENTIRE SCHOOL)
  • JUL
    01

    Canada Day

    12:00AM - 12:00AM
    Holidays & Important Dates (ENTIRE SCHOOL)

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