Principles of Mathematics — July in-person
2-29 July 2026
Campus teaching follows the weekday summer timetable.
Hybrid Program
Principles of Mathematics Summer School Course
Blyth Academy’s mathematics summer school builds algebra, geometry, and trigonometry skills through teacher-led study and real-world problems, with credit toward the OSSD.
Last verified: 9 Oct 2026Reviewed by:SSSean Stevens
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Principles of Mathematics Summer School at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility
Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Grade 9 mathematics prerequisite
Age range / Year group
Ages 15-16
Location / Region
Toronto; Mississauga
Cost
$2,050; $2,600; $2,250; $2,950
Duration
1 month
Format
Hybrid
Mathematics
Class size: Typically 6-16 students
Latest verified cycle: Summer 2026
Sessions / cadence: Monday-Friday, 4-hour classes, plus independent work
Teacher support: After-class office hours
Credential: OSSD course credit
Accreditation: Ministry-inspected school
Principles of Mathematics Summer School summary
This is a structured mathematics course rather than a casual enrichment camp. Students study algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and quadratic relations through the Ontario curriculum.
Small classes and teacher office hours provide opportunities to ask questions and work through difficulties. The strongest fit is a student who wants guided academic progress and can sustain regular independent practice.
What is Principles of Mathematics Summer School Course?
The Principles of Mathematics Summer School Course is Blyth Academy’s MPM2D course offered through its summer studies program. It follows the Ontario mathematics curriculum, developing algebraic reasoning, geometric problem-solving, and the ability to explain mathematical thinking.
Students study linear systems, analytic geometry, similar triangles and trigonometry, quadratic expressions, and quadratic equations. Teaching is structured around classes, independent assignments, and additional teacher support, with campus and live virtual options following the same curriculum.
Why Succeed highlights Principles of Mathematics Summer School
The shared curriculum gives students a clear academic pathway across campus and live virtual teaching.
Small classes and after-class teacher support make it easier to address gaps as they emerge.
The course connects equations, geometry, and trigonometry with practical problems rather than isolated drills.
Recognized Ontario credit and home-school transcript reporting give the study a concrete academic outcome.
Who is Principles of Mathematics Summer School for?
Best for
Students who want a structured mathematics credit course with regular teaching, peer interaction, and help when a concept becomes difficult.
Not ideal if
You need self-paced study or expect to fit substantial travel around classes; this course requires consistent attendance and independent work.
Is Principles of Mathematics Summer School worth it?
The course can be worthwhile when a student needs recognized mathematics credit and benefits from close teacher support. Its strongest value is the combination of a defined curriculum, small classes, and a route for recording the result at the home school.
The compressed pace demands steady practice, so participation alone will not resolve every learning gap. Families should weigh the tuition and daily commitment against the student’s readiness; Blyth does not guarantee a particular grade.
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Cost and what is included
$2,050; $2,600; $2,250; $2,950; includes Scheduled teacher-led classes., After-class teacher office hours., Access to course materials through Edsby., Course credit toward OSSD requirements upon successful completion., Final report card forwarded to the home school..
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Dates and logistics
1 month; Toronto; Mississauga.
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Effort level
High academic commitment.
Best started
Begin planning several weeks before your chosen session starts.
Main challenge
Keeping pace across a full credit curriculum.
Typical preparation
Confirm the mathematics prerequisite and gather proof of completion.
Review linear equations and basic algebra before classes begin.
Reserve weekday mornings and additional homework time in the family calendar.
Prepare required textbooks when details arrive a few days before the start.
Useful if
Regular teaching and prompt help improve your learning.
What do students do on Principles of Mathematics Summer School?
You work through the MPM2D curriculum with a teacher and classmates, connecting mathematical methods to practical situations. Independent assignments and teacher office hours help consolidate the material between lessons.
Step-by-step process
- 1
Attend scheduled classes and participate in teacher-led learning.
- 2
Study linear systems, analytic geometry, triangles, trigonometry, and quadratics.
- 3
Complete assigned practice and any homework outside class.
- 4
Use teacher office hours to clarify difficult concepts.
- 5
Complete the course-specific assessments communicated by your teacher.
Principles of Mathematics Summer School dates and deadlines
Next cycle not announced yet. These dates are from the latest verified cycle and should be used as a reference only.
Reference date
Principles of Mathematics — July virtual
2-29 July 2026
Live teacher-led study through Blyth Academy Orbit.
Principles of Mathematics — August virtual
4-28 August 2026
Live teacher-led study through Blyth Academy Orbit.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Principles of Mathematics — July in-person | 2-29 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Principles of Mathematics — July virtual | 2-29 July 2026 | Local | Reference date | |
Principles of Mathematics — August virtual | 4-28 August 2026 | Local | Reference date |
Eligibility and requirements
Grade 10 Academic mathematics course, code MPM2D.
Complete Grade 9 Academic Principles of Mathematics or Mathematics Transfer Course.
Provide proof of the required prerequisite.
Domestic and international students may apply.
Take only one course per summer session.
How much does Principles of Mathematics Summer School cost?
Virtual domestic tuition
$2,050 — CAD, per summer course.
Funding or discounts
- Virtual international tuition: $2,600 — CAD, per summer course.
- In-person domestic tuition: $2,250 — CAD, per summer course.
- In-person international tuition: $2,950 — CAD, per summer course.
- Application fee: Free
- Late registration fee: $200 — CAD, charged for late registration.
- Course or session transfer: $200 — CAD, charged when switching.
What's included
Scheduled teacher-led classes., After-class teacher office hours., Access to course materials through Edsby., Course credit toward OSSD requirements upon successful completion., Final report card forwarded to the home school.
How to apply to Principles of Mathematics Summer School
- 1
Discuss course suitability and prerequisite requirements with an admissions advisor.
- 2
Create a family account in the Blyth Academy Student Application Portal.
- 3
Select Summer School and add Principles of Mathematics, code MPM2D.
- 4
Choose a campus option or Blyth Academy Orbit for live virtual classes.
- 5
Provide prerequisite documentation and make tuition and applicable fee payments.
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What does Principles of Mathematics Summer School cover?
The program covers the following focus areas.
Linear systems
Find intersections algebraically and graphically, then interpret them in real-world situations.
Analytic geometry
Use geometric tools to classify quadrilaterals and solve problems involving linear relations.
Similar triangles and trigonometry
Analyze triangle relationships and use trigonometric ratios to determine unknown sides and angles.
Quadratic expressions
Represent trinomial expressions in different forms and choose suitable strategies for each problem.
Quadratic equations
Study vertex form, graphing, factoring, the quadratic formula, and applications involving maximums and minimums.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
What is a typical day on Principles of Mathematics Summer School?
A typical day during the program.
Teacher led classes
Monday-Friday classes run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Independent work
Students complete independent work after class; homework varies by instructor.
Teacher office hours
The published timetable offers teacher access after class until 3:30 p.m.
Who teaches on Principles of Mathematics Summer School?
Blyth’s summer teaching team includes mathematics teacher Mr. Halime, who emphasizes encouragement when students tackle challenging problems. Students meet their assigned teacher at the first summer school class.
Typical class sizes are 6-16 students.
Where do students stay on Principles of Mathematics Summer School?
Non-residential plan
- Campus classes: In-person summer teaching uses a weekday classroom timetable.
- After-class support: Students can use teacher office hours for help with homework and concepts.
What happens after Principles of Mathematics Summer School?
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Earn recognized course credit toward OSSD graduation requirements.
Receive a report card forwarded to the home school.
Build foundations for further mathematics study.
Develop clearer reasoning for multistep mathematical problems.
Credit requires meeting the course requirements and completing the prerequisite.
Where does Principles of Mathematics Summer School take place?
Blyth’s in-person summer school venue options include Lawrence Park in Toronto and Mississauga, Ontario. Course offerings vary by campus, while the Orbit option provides live virtual attendance.
Learning format
Orbit summer school uses live teacher-led classes Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., followed by independent work and teacher office hours until 3:30 p.m. Students follow structured deadlines and a cameras-on policy, with course materials available through Edsby.
Orbit summer school uses scheduled live teaching; Blyth Academy Online is a separate self-paced option.
Mentorship and feedback
Live teacher interaction during virtual classes.
Individual help within small classes.
After-class office hours for additional support.
Homework support during teacher office hours.
Parent access to grades, assignments, and attendance through Edsby.
Scheduling considerations
- Live classes follow a Monday-Friday timetable.
- The published class window is 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
- Independent work follows scheduled classes.
- Teacher office hours extend into the afternoon.
Assessment style
Summer school uses course-specific graded assessments and assignments, with details communicated before classes begin.
- Assessment and grading details are posted on Edsby.
- Assignments and homework vary by course and instructor.
- Parents receive updates about tests and progress.
- The final report card is sent to the home school.
Outputs and academic record
Main deliverable / output
Successful completion earns recognized mathematics course credit toward OSSD requirements.
A final course report card.
Course details and grades integrated into the home-school academic record.
Principles of Mathematics Summer School FAQs
MPM2D covers linear systems, analytic geometry, similar triangles and trigonometry, quadratic expressions, and two units on quadratic equations. The course connects mathematical methods with real-world applications.
The listed prerequisite is Principles of Mathematics, Grade 9, Academic or Mathematics Transfer Course. Families must provide proof of the required prerequisite.
Yes. Summer school credits are equivalent to regular school-year credits and can count toward OSSD graduation requirements. Blyth forwards the final report card to the student’s home school for transcript entry.
The Orbit summer school option uses live teacher-led classes and a structured timetable. Blyth Academy Online is a separate self-paced offering.
Classes run Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Independent work follows, and the published timetable provides teacher office hours until 3:30 p.m. Homework expectations vary by course and instructor.
Parents receive access to Edsby to view grades, assignments, and attendance. Teachers may also communicate through email, phone calls, and parent-teacher conferences.
Students may miss up to two classes in a regular summer school session. Families should plan other commitments around the intensive timetable.
Blyth offers accommodations and support for students with IEPs or documented learning needs. Families should discuss their child’s needs with the academic team to establish whether suitable support can be provided.
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