Bishop's College School


Quebec, Canada

Bishop’s College School is a prestigious boarding school in Quebec, Canada. It offers the IB Diploma Programme, a French bilingual program, and an exceptional academic environment with a strong focus on individual attention. The majority of students (85%) live on campus, forming an international community representing over 35 countries. The school is located in a picturesque setting surrounded by nature, with access to lakes, mountains, and city life. BCS is renowned for its top-tier sports program, especially in ice hockey and girls’ basketball, which will expand to include an elite team starting in the 2026/27 academic year. The school also offers dozens of clubs and extracurricular activities. BCS graduates go on to attend prestigious universities such as McGill, the University of Toronto, Johns Hopkins, and UBC.

The unique Bridge Program with Bishop’s University allows students to smoothly transition to university studies directly at the partner institution.

 

 
Grades: 7–12
Number of students: 280
Teacher-student ratio: 1 : 6
Year of foundation: 1836
Type of campus: suburban
Summer Language Camp: yes
Lenght of stay: full year

About campus

Bishop’s College School offers a unique combination of urban and rural campus life, located near the city of Sherbrooke. The campus provides easy access to alpine ski slopes and picturesque outdoor activities, with nearby lakes, spas, and restaurants. Students enjoy the tranquility of nature while remaining close to the vibrancy of city life, allowing them to experience the best of both worlds.

Interesting facts

Graduates have been accepted to these universities

New York University

University of British Columbia

University of Toronto

Boston University

Johns Hopkins University