High-Schools

High schools in London, Ontario serve students from grades 9 through 12, offering a wide range of academic, arts, technology, and athletics programs. The Thames Valley District School Board and the London District Catholic School Board operate the majority of secondary schools in the city, with additional options available through French-language boards and private institutions. These schools provide pathways to university, college, apprenticeships, and the workforce, helping students build the skills and knowledge they need for their future goals.

London’s secondary schools are known for their diverse programming and community focus, with opportunities ranging from French immersion and Advanced Placement to specialized programs in STEM, business, and the arts. Many schools also offer strong extracurriculars, from competitive sports teams to music, drama, and leadership clubs. With a growing and multicultural student population, London’s high schools aim to create inclusive environments that prepare young people for success in both post-secondary education and life beyond graduation.