Admissions FAQS
1. Admissions
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Brockton offers both Entrance Scholarships and a needs-based based financial aid bursary. Please visit our Affording Brockton section for more details.
2. Admissions Assessment
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JK and K: Students will meet with the early learning teachers in a small group. The assessments typically include a series of developmentally-appropriate activities and an observation period as students interact with those around them. Teachers are looking for developmental milestones, social-emotional readiness, and a good fit with the school/programme.
Grades 1-5: Students will meet with the primary years teachers in a small group setting. The assessment is designed to assess students on their academic abilities as well as their social-emotional, communication, and collaborative skills.
Grade 6-12: Students will meet with teachers/admissions team in either an individual or small group setting to engage in a personal interview, a writing sample with prompt, and an assessment of thinking skills.
3. School Life
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Brockton offers Cub Care and Cub Club – an after school care program for students from Junior Kindergarten to Grade 5. This program is delivered by an in-house team of professionals who hold an appreciation for the philosophy, and expectations of Brockton School’s educational programming and provides students time for homework, structured and unstructured play, and making meaningful connections with peers.