| Financial Education |
| https://www.northpointschools.ca/education/financial-academy-boys/ |
| The Financial Academy has been delivering a complete financial education from the ground up since 2016, with a curriculum that progresses through elementary, middle school, and high school. Classes focus on the four pillars of financial literacy: per |
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| STEM Education |
| https://www.northpointschools.ca/high-school/stem-education-hs/ |
| Students at North Point get valuable hands-on experience at the school exploring many aspects of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. At the High School level, students can choose STEM as one of their options. |
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| Boy Smarts: Mentoring Boys for Success at School |
| https://www.northpointschools.ca/boy-smarts-mentoring-boys-for-success-at-school/ |
| Parents hoping to inspire boys to excel at school now have a new tool at their disposal; Boy Smarts – Mentoring Boys for Success at School. In this book, you will find 100 imaginative and practical guidelines for authentic engagement in meeting boy |
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| Internship Training Program |
| https://www.pydun.com/articles/shape-your-future-in-tech-with-pydun-technology-discover-top-internship-training-in-madurais-emerging-it-hub |
| Pydun's Internship Training is essential for bridging the gap between academic learning and industry application. With a focus on real-world skills and professional growth, Pydun prepares students to excel in today’s competitive tech landscape. |
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| Why a Boys School |
| https://www.northpointschools.ca/school-for-boys/ |
| Teachers who have experience in an all boys’ environment recognize that boys arrive to school fidgety, less organized and with a fascination for exploration, adventure and building. North Point School is about changing the way that boys are taught |
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| Why a School for Girls |
| https://www.northpointschools.ca/school-for-girls/ |
| Research has shown us that the girl brain and the boy brain are different, and this can be seen in the classroom and on the playground. Generally, girls develop their language and fine motor skills at an earlier age than boys, putting them ahead whe |
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