Programs tailored for every student at each campus of Peter Hall School

Our elementary-level campus, located in the Saint-Laurent borough, serves students aged 4 to 11. It welcomes nearly 250 French- and English-speaking students from Montreal and the surrounding areas.

Students participate in a variety of school activities adapted to their level of functioning. Learning takes place not only in the classroom and in our specialized spaces but also beyond the school walls.

Students have numerous learning opportunities, from visits to the library and grocery store trips to activities in the park. A community engagement program fosters empathy, cooperation, and a sense of responsibility. To support these experiences, a dedicated multidisciplinary team guides each student in a stimulating, caring, and inclusive environment.

Our secondary-level campus, located in the Saint-Laurent borough of Montreal, serves students aged 12 to 21. It welcomes nearly 250 French- and English-speaking students from Montreal and the surrounding areas.

At the secondary level, our goal is to prepare each student for adult life by fostering autonomy, confidence, and personal growth. Students take part in academic and practical activities adapted to their needs. They develop a sense of responsibility through concrete tasks such as gardening, recycling, and mail delivery.

The Gateway Program, designed for students aged 15 to 21, strengthens this preparation through the development of essential life skills and workplace internships that promote confidence and independence. Supported by a committed multidisciplinary team, in collaboration with families and the community, students thrive in a caring and stimulating environment where each individual can learn, progress, and reach their full potential.