“Slumbering a noble heart”. That’s what they say about the children here at Whitefield Christian Schools.
Whitefield Christian Schools. It stands as a testament to faith-based education in Scarborough. It enriches the lives of students and their families. It’s built on Bible-based principles.
Founded in 1989, Whitefield Christian Schools started as a ministry of Toronto Free Presbyterian Church. Its initial aim was to educate children from church families. The school has expanded. It now serves the wider evangelical Christian community.
Whitefield Christian Schools is located at 5808 Finch Ave East. It offers programs from JK to Grade 12. The school is registered with the Ontario Ministry of Education. Whitefield Christian Schools’s campus incorporates the Toronto Free Presbyterian Church. It also features primary, junior, and collegiate classrooms. Temporary buildings facilitate before- and after-school programs. These programs support families’ needs.
Dr. Larry Saunders is an influential figure. He is the administrator and pastor of Toronto Free Presbyterian Church. Dr. Frank McClelland is also important. He is the president and pastor emeritus. He is also the editor of The Canadian Revivalist.
With 350 students from K-12, Whitefield Christian Schools provides a dynamic learning environment. The low student-to-teacher ratio benefits student progress. The school boasts bright classrooms. It also has a fully equipped double gymnasium. There is also a science lab and an industrial arts lab. Outdoor basketball courts and a soccer field provide athletic spaces.
Whitefield Christian Schools is more than just a school. It’s a community. It’s a place where students grow academically and spiritually.
Whitefield Christian Schools is located in Rouge, Scarborough. Rouge is Toronto’s largest neighbourhood. But much of it remains undeveloped because of Rouge Park. The location offers a unique blend of urban access and natural beauty.
Whitefield Christian Schools strives to enrich young lives. It nurtures hearts that may stir the Christian Church for years to come.