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Virtual Tours

Explore Our Campus

We invite you to explore our campus through our 3D Virtual Tours. In each tour, you can navigate by using your arrow keys or by using your mouse to click yourself through the hallways and into different rooms.

In the lower right hand corner of each tour you have the option to enter in fullscreen mode, which is recommended for your viewing purposes. You will also see an autoplay feature, as well as a bar with highlight images that you can click to take you directly to each space on the tour.

The red dots that are present throughout the tour are points of interest for your viewing—you will see videos and images and learn more about the different areas. The green dots are navigational and will take you directly to another area of the school.

JUNIOR SCHOOL

Sue Bett House is the home of the Junior School and was named in memory of alum Sue SAVAGE Bett’55.

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The entrance of "Sue Bett House"—with glass doors, tall windows, potted plants, and white columns—welcomes students to a space dedicated to Global education for girls and the renowned IB Diploma Programme.

Middle School

The three-floor Middle School includes seven classrooms, a Drama room, two Science laboratories, student lounges that function as work/study areas, a teacher workroom, the Innovation Hub (iHub) and change rooms.

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A modern playground with climbing equipment and a merry-go-round sits in front of a contemporary, two-story brick and glass building, part of an urban campus Toronto offers for global education for girls.

Senior School

From the heritage "Porte-Cochère" carriage entrance to the Sime Wing, Senior School Resource Centre, Rotunda, Music and Science Wings, explore the spaces used by our Grades 7 to 12 students.

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A historic brick building with gabled roofs and decorative trim, featuring large windows and a covered entrance, anchors this urban campus in Toronto—home to global education for girls and the distinguished IB Diploma Programme.

Boarding Facilities

Students live in one of two Boarding houses with single, double and triple bedrooms (assigned by grade), high-speed Wifi, comfortable common rooms, private and common washrooms, snack kitchens and laundry facilities.

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A Tudor-style building with white and dark timber accents stands near a paved courtyard, surrounded by lush green trees and lampposts under a partly cloudy sky.

Athletics and Wellness Centre

Branksome Hall’s beautiful, award-winning Athletics and Wellness Centre features two saltwater pools, a state-of-the-art kitchen and dining hall, a spectacular gymnasium, a rooftop garden, high-performance fitness centre and specialized dance and yoga studios.

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Modern glass and brick building at dusk, with large windows glowing from interior lights. Light trails from passing cars line the street in front. City buildings and a sky bridge are visible in the background.

Future iCast Building

The Karen L. Jurjevich Innovation Centre and Studio Theatre will be a world-class education facility allowing our students from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 12, teachers and staff to come together under one roof with scholars, industry leaders, artists and entrepreneurs.

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A modern brick building with large windows labeled "Karen Kain Innovation Centre & Studio Theatre," surrounded by greenery and flowers, adjacent to an older brick structure.

Address

Branksome Hall
10 Elm Ave, Toronto, ON, Canada
M4W 1N4

Contact

1-416-920-9741
admissions@branksome.on.ca

Land Acknowledgement
We wish to acknowledge this land on which Branksome operates. For thousands of years, it has been the traditional land of the Wendat, the Seneca and most recently, the Mississaugas of the Credit River. Today, this meeting place is still the home to many Indigenous peoples from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work and go to school on this land.*


*The Land Acknowledgement may evolve as we honour our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation in partnership with Indigenous communities.

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