Tuition Assistance – Fraser Academy

Tuition, Fees, and Discounts

2025/26 Tuition (before relief)

Grade 2-6: $50,670
Includes daily 1:1 Learning Services placement
Grade 7-12: $45,750 – $52,250
Final tuition depends on Learning Services placement

New Student Fees

$275 New Student Application Fee (non-refundable)
$1,000 New Student Entrance Fee (one-time, non-refundable fee, payable at the time of acceptance)

Learning Services Discounts: Tailored Support, Personalized Value

At the heart of Fraser Academy’s mission is our specialized approach to remediating dyslexia through consistent, expert-led Learning Services. These sessions are a cornerstone of our program, focusing on building foundational skills in reading, writing, and executive function. Tuition reflects each student’s Learning Services placement determined every spring by our faculty based on your child’s unique learning profile and educational needs. This essential support is delivered through daily sessions for Grades 2-6 and every other day for Grades 7-12.

	Learning Services (LS) Placement	2026-27 Tuition
Grade 2-6	1:1 LS	$50,670
Grade 7-12	4:1 LS	$45,750
	3:1 LS	$47,375
	2:1 LS	$49,000
	1:1 LS	$52,250

Sibling Discount: The Family Advantage

To support families with multiple children enrolled, a $1,000 discount is applied for each younger sibling.

Explore 20-70% Tuition Relief

In addition to the above discounts, did you know that most families are eligible for tuition relief that could further offset tuition by 20-70%? We encourage you to explore the types of relief below (based on an illustrative tuition amount of $50,000).

*Disclaimer: The financial and tax relief figures stated and the commentary on relief have been sourced from external professional advisors as at January 2026 and may be subject to change. They are provided for general informational and illustrative purposes only and do not constitute professional financial or tax advice. Families should seek their own independent financial and tax advice to verify the extent of relief available to suit their own unique financial circumstances. Fraser Academy is not qualified to provide financial or tax-related advice.

How can I explore the relief available?

Tuition Relief Info Sessions

Our tuition relief sessions explore how to can offset tuition costs by up to 70% through various strategies such as bursaries, external grants, and the Medical Expense and disability Tax Credits. Next online session:

Tuesday, November 3, 2026 | 7:00–8:15 PM

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Alternatively, feel welcome to book a time to chat with Admissions to discuss your options, or visit our Tuition Relief page to learn more.

1. Consider Bursary Assistance

We believe that all students, regardless of their family’s economic situation, deserve a school setting where they can learn and prosper.

Financial assistance is awarded annually by Fraser Academy to both current and new families based on demonstrated financial need.
It is awarded in the form of a discount (up to 50% off tuition). In 2024-25, over 40 students received an average of $15,000 in financial assistance (totalling over $600,000 of support).

View FAQs regarding bursaries, here.

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2. Claim Tuition as a Medical Expense (available to all families regardless of income level)

CRA has accepted Fraser Academy tuition as an eligible medical expense for the Medical Expense Tax Credit.

The expense may be claimed via one of the following, depending on your financial circumstances:

Individual Tax Return: up to $9,400 relief
Private Health Services Plan (PHSP): possibly more
Health Spending Account (HSA): possibly more

3. Explore the Disability Tax Credit

Families have had success applying for CRA’s Disability Tax Credit (DTC) which could provide:

Tax relief per child under 18 years: up to $3,200/year
Registered Disability Savings Plan: matching grants and bonds up to $4,500/year or $90,000/lifetime up to age 49
Child Disability Benefit: up to $3,400/year (in addition; depending on income)

DTC claims may be backdated by up to 10 years.

Consider reaching out to T.J. Firenze at Disability Tax Advocates for support to guide you through the complexities of applying for the DTC; or contact your own professional financial advisor.

4. Explore External Grants

CKNW Kid’s Fund and Variety – The Children’s Charity – up to $5,500 combined support towards tuition costs, plus additional support for counseling, laptops, psycho-educational assessments, and more.

Jordan’s Principle or support from First Nations communities – up to 100% tuition and other benefits for First Nations students.

The Inuit Child First Initiative – various supports available for Inuit students.

Families are encouraged to explore the additional tuition reliefs with their own professional financial and tax advisers to determine eligibility. The commentary above is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or tax advice. Fraser Academy is not qualified to provide such advice.

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