Malvern Collegiate Institute

In the east end of Toronto, there is a public secondary school which is a part of the Toronto District School Board. Before 1998, it was part of the Toronto Board of Education.

About Malvern Collegiate Institute

Welcome to Malvern Collegiate Institute

Malvern Collegiate Institute (Malvern CI, MCI or Malvern, as a school rooted in a long-standing history of academic and extra-curricular excellence with a close connection to the Beach community, is dedicated to developing the whole student, and to providing our students with the knowledge, skills, and experience to become active and successful citizens in the global community.

Principal: Bernadette Shaw

The East End is made up of various districts or neighbourhoods such as Greektown, Leslieville, Riverside District Gerard Indian Bazaar & The Beach. It's a varied, vibrant part of town. Although largely residential, the East End is defined by commercial districts with an interesting mix of small shops, restaurants and bars along its major thoroughfares (Queen St. East, Gerrard St. East, Danforth Ave.), where the majority of the attractions are located, and the residential streets where most of the neighbourhood's residents live. These residential streets are quiet and shaded by old oaks and maples and contain old homes and townhouses of an astonishing variety of architectural styles.

Special Alumni:

  • Jack Kent Cooke
  • Nathaniel Erskine-Smith
  • Robert Fulford
  • Glenn Gould
  • Norman Jewison
  • Stanley Thompson
  • Down with Webster

 Malvern is one of Toronto’s oldest high schools, serving the Beach community and French Extended/Immersion programs in the area. We offer a wide range of programs in a semestered format. Malvern also offers extensive extra-curricular programs in visual arts, drama, music, equity & social justice, and athletics.

In 2006, Toronto Life magazine stated that Malvern CI had the best English program in Toronto, a notable change from the 1980s when the same magazine rated Malvern's English department as being in the bottom five of all Toronto collegiates.
Malvern won the 2009 Anne Hope Award for its contributions to promoting human rights and equity education.

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