Founded in 1991, Trillium School is an established, co-educational independent school serving students from toddlers to Grade 12s. Located in Markham, Ontario, our school is committed to developing the whole child through a balanced approach to education. Strong academics and high expectations are complemented by a comprehensive extracurricular program that offers students a range of athletic, artistic, social and life experiences.

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Strong character and active citizenship are integral to the school program and are continuously modeled by our team of professional, caring educators. Trillium has always boasted a supportive, family-like atmosphere where students feel at ease and truly enjoy the whole school experience. Following graduation, alumni return to the school regularly to help out in a variety of volunteer roles, attesting to the bonds forged over the years.

 

Our 32,000-square-foot facility features a full-sized gymnasium, an up-to-date technology lab, a fully-equipped science lab, a music room, a library, and a fully-contained schoolyard equipped with permanent play structures.

Trillium is an independent, non-denominational school registered with the Ontario Ministry of Education. We are a member of the Ontario Federation of Independent Schools.

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Facilities and equipment at Trillium School

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The light and airy 32,000 square feet building was custom built in 1996.

The school infrastructure:

• Full size gym;

• Computer lab;

• Scientific laboratory;

• Library;

• Playroom for kindergarten;

• Specially designed lockers for students' personal belongings;

• Storage space for outdoor gear.

The school is located on a plot of 3 acres. The schoolyard has a large playing field, an extensive asphalt area, and play areas for young children. For security purposes, the entire schoolyard is fenced in with a 6-foot high metal fence.

Trillium students have direct access to Milliken Mills Park, which borders the schoolyard to the south. The park has baseball, and soccer fields, playgrounds and a mini water park. Schoolchildren regularly visit the park for sports, games, and sledding.

The school is in close proximity to the Milliken Mills Community Center, which has a public library and swimming pool.