Frequently Asked Questions

The admissions procedure encompasses the CAT (Common Assessment Test) examination, a family interview, evaluation of the Grade 5 report card, and a placement test subsequent to the student's admission.

Applications are accepted at any time, although typically, the admissions season commences when the student reaches grade 6.

The admissions process includes the CAT (Common Assessment Test). The Common Admission Test is an online examination conducted entirely in English, which students take online from the convenience of their homes. This test is standardized across several schools in Montreal. Applicants to any of the participating schools only need to write the test once, as the results are automatically shared with all schools to which the student has applied.

You will be notified of the Admissions Committee's decision in writing following the completion of the evaluation process in November.

Students are required to have a certificate of eligibility to enroll in the English section. However, for those who prefer to learn in French or do not meet the English eligibility criteria, we offer a Section Française. 

Yes. Students possessing English eligibility may apply for admission to the French section provided that they demonstrate an advanced level of proficiency in French, as all courses within this section are conducted exclusively in the French language.

The School offers a private bus from the West Island.

The majority of homerooms accommodate 20-22 students, whereas streamed classes typically consist of a range of 5-16 students.

There are approximately 440 students at Bialik.

The school boasts a wide array of amenities and facilities. These include two gymnasiums, multiple science laboratories, a cafeteria catering to all students, and a spacious outdoor turf field.

Students have the chance to choose from a wide variety of kosher hot and cold food options every day.

Yes, Bialik students must wear a uniform.

Yes, counseling services are indeed available at our institution. We offer professional counseling support to our students to address a range of academic, personal, and social needs. Our dedicated team of counselors is committed to providing confidential and personalized assistance to students as they navigate their educational journey. If you require further information or wish to schedule an appointment, please don't hesitate to contact our counseling department.

Yes!  We encourage and welcome parental involvement in our school community. There are numerous opportunities for parents to participate, including volunteering for events, joining parent-teacher associations, attending school meetings, and engaging in various school initiatives. If you are interested in getting involved, please reach out to our administrative team for further information.

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