Looking for the best Montessori school in Toronto? We ranked the top 10 schools in Toronto, Ontario by verified Google rating, review volume and accreditation. Each campus listed below is an authentic Montessori program — many accredited by AMI, AMS or CCMA — serving toddler, primary and elementary ages. MontessoriCity verifies every school directly with the operator. Updated June 2026.
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The Learning Common is a Montessori school located in Toronto, Ontario.
View The Learning Common full profile →The Playful Peacock is a Montessori school located in Toronto, Ontario.
View The Playful Peacock full profile →Action Potential Lab is a Montessori school located in Toronto, Ontario.
View Action Potential Lab full profile →Time for Play Co-operative Nursery School is a Montessori school located in Toronto, Ontario.
View Time for Play Co-operative Nursery School full profile →Aizen Academy is a Montessori school located in Toronto, Ontario.
View Aizen Academy full profile →The Artful Child is a Montessori school located in Toronto, Ontario.
View The Artful Child full profile →Centauri Arts Academy is a Montessori school located in Toronto, Ontario.
View Centauri Arts Academy full profile →BrightPath Academy Wanless Park Child Care Center is a Montessori school located in Toronto, Ontario.
View BrightPath Academy Wanless Park Child Care Center full profile →Nonsensical Society for Kids is a Montessori school located in Toronto, Ontario.
View Nonsensical Society for Kids full profile →Bloomsbury Academy - Elm is a Montessori school located in Toronto, Ontario.
View Bloomsbury Academy - Elm full profile →Tuition for Montessori schools in Toronto typically ranges from $9,000 to $25,000 per year depending on the program (toddler, primary or elementary), full vs half day, and accreditation. Contact each school directly for current rates.
AMI (Association Montessori Internationale) was founded by Maria Montessori and emphasizes strict adherence to her original method. AMS (American Montessori Society) is a U.S.-based organization that accepts a broader interpretation. Both are reputable; AMI tends to be more traditional.
Most Toronto Montessori schools accept children from 18 months (toddler community) through age 12 (upper elementary). Primary or "Casa" classrooms typically start at age 2.5–3.
Most Montessori schools in Toronto are independent (private). A small number of public school boards offer Montessori-stream programs — check with your local district.