Newton's Grove has been setting young people up for success—in the classroom, and in life—for almost fifty years.
Founded in 1977, we were the first private school in Mississauga, known then as Mississauga Private School. In the years since, we have established a reputation for exceptional teaching, outstanding university placement, and a progressive inquiry-based approach to learning that produces the highest results across academics, athletics, and the arts.
Our Main Mississauga Campus at 6850 Goreway Drive is a shining chapter in our rich history. The facility features fully-equipped science labs, visual and dramatic arts rooms, a Learning Commons, and two music rooms and three studios. Our legacy and commitment to developing the whole child grows on.
Continuing our legacy of growth and innovation, our new Etobicoke Primary Campus, opened in September 2025. This facility is designed with purposeful open spaces and an abundance of beautiful natural light.
We are looking forward to the next phase of growth at our Mississauga Main Campus - a cutting-edge, dedicated Senior School that will accommodate all Senior School programming, and allow our Middle and Junior School students to fully leverage the current space and all of its facilities.
We continually adapt and enrich our programs with cutting-edge software, the latest technology, and relevant skills and subject matter that will give our students an advantage. What hasn't changed is our dedication to fostering the values of Reason, Respect, and Responsibility at every stage of a child's development.
To think, understand, and form judgments by a process of logic. Our inquiry-based programs emphasize reason, critical thinking, and creative approaches. We challenge our students to take intellectual risks and encourage students to apply their knowledge in original ways. The result: creative students who think for themselves.
Our community of students, teachers and parents is built upon this fundamental value. We strive to ensure every interaction stems from a foundation of fairness, understanding, courtesy, and kindness. Every member of our community is valued, and we celebrate our rich diversity in race, culture, and religion.
When you demonstrate responsibility for yourself as well as for those around you, then you have embraced the most essential quality of leadership. We teach our students to practice this value daily—to be accountable for their own choices and actions, while also serving as advocates for others.