
Choosing a new school is a big decision. You want to know you'll be welcomed, accepted, and encouraged to be yourself. At York Academy, that's exactly the kind of community you'll find. From the moment you walk through our doors, you'll discover that you're more than just another student; you become part of a close-knit community where people know your name, celebrate your successes, and support you through challenges. Here, you're encouraged to ask questions, share your ideas, discover new interests, and grow into the person you want to become.
Everyone brings something different to our school, and that's one of our greatest strengths. Whether you're an artist, athlete, musician, scientist, gamer, performer, leader, innovator, or you're still figuring out what you're passionate about, you'll find a place where your unique talents and interests are valued. We believe our differences make us stronger, and we strive to create a culture built on kindness, respect, empathy, and open-mindedness, where everyone feels like they belong.
One of the things students appreciate most about York Academy is our small class sizes*. You'll get to know your teachers, and they'll get to know you, not just as a student, but as a person. That means more opportunities to ask questions, participate in class, receive individualized support, and build meaningful relationships with classmates and teachers alike.
Life at York Academy goes far beyond the classroom. Whether you're joining a club, performing on stage, competing in esports or athletics, creating artwork, volunteering in the community, traveling with classmates, or cheering on your House during friendly competitions, you'll have countless opportunities to get involved, make lasting friendships, and create memories you'll carry with you long after graduation. Most importantly, York Academy is a place where you can be yourself, discover what inspires you, and find the confidence to pursue your goals.
* Average student-to-teacher ratio at the Upper School is 16:1. It is 25:1 at the Lower School.