Plan Your Future at the Newton’s Grove Post-Secondary Fair

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Newton’s Grove School is proud to host our annual Post-Secondary Fair on Friday, October 3, 2025. This exciting event invites students in Grades 9 through 12 to explore a wide range of post-secondary pathways and begin shaping their plans for the future.

Throughout the day, students will have the opportunity to connect with representatives from leading universities across Canada and the United States. Institutions such as McMaster University, the University of Toronto, Western University, and the University of British Columbia will be in attendance, offering insight into their programs, campus life, and admission requirements. International options will also be represented, including top institutions from the United Kingdom such as the University of Sunderland, the University of Gloucestershire, and Teesside University, as well as St. George’s University in the Caribbean and Penn State University in the United States. Organizations like OzTREKK and SI-UK will also be on hand to provide guidance on studying in Australia and the UK, giving students access to a broader range of global opportunities.

Designed to be more than just an information session, the Fair encourages students to engage in meaningful conversations with admissions professionals, ask questions, and begin to identify which programs and environments may be the best fit for their goals and interests. Whether they’re exploring their options for the first time or preparing for the application process, students will leave with a clearer understanding of the opportunities ahead.

As part of our broader commitment to future readiness, this event supports students in developing the skills and confidence needed to navigate the post-secondary planning process. By bringing a wide variety of institutions directly to our campus, we ensure that every student has access to information, resources, and personal connections that can help shape their academic journey.

We encourage all families to take part in the conversation at home following the event. These early discussions can play a key role in helping students clarify their goals and make informed decisions as they move toward graduation.

We look forward to welcoming both familiar and new university partners to campus, and to seeing our students take an important step forward in their academic journeys.

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