Programme dates
28 July-22 August 2025

Ridley College’s mathematics course builds algebra, geometry and mathematical reasoning through investigation, technology and multi-step problem solving.
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Current status
Upcoming
Eligibility
Ridley students and students from other schools
Age range / Year group
Ages 14-15
Location / Region
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Cost
$1,795; $6,995
Duration
4 weeks
Format
In-person
MTH1W is a mathematics course within Ridley College’s Summer Academy, focused on algebra, analytic geometry, measurement and geometry.
Students investigate linear relations, connect different representations and explain their reasoning through multi-step problems.
Its small-group setting suits students who want structured mathematical study and practice communicating how they reach an answer.
The Principles of Mathematics, Grade 9, Academic (MTH1W) Course is part of Ridley College’s Summer Academy. It explores algebra, analytic geometry, measurement and geometry through investigation, technology and abstract reasoning. The academy supports students’ advancement toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma.
Students examine relationships that can be generalized as equations of lines and connect different representations of linear relations. They also investigate measurement relationships in shapes and figures while practicing mathematical reasoning and communication. Teaching takes place in small groups with qualified instructors.
Connecting linear relations with equations and representations gives the course a clear mathematical focus.
Investigation and abstract reasoning encourage students to explain methods rather than rely only on memorized procedures.
Groups capped at 15 students make the classroom setting a useful comparison point against larger courses.
Qualified instructors, safety training and on-campus nursing support address practical family priorities.
Students who want structured work on foundational algebra and geometry, with practice explaining mathematical reasoning.
You want a flexible drop-in schedule or specialist mathematics beyond the course’s linear-relations and geometry focus.
This course is worth considering when its algebra and geometry focus matches a student’s academic needs. Small groups and an emphasis on explaining mathematical thinking offer a structured way to work on understanding, rather than simply completing more exercises.
The main tradeoff is the substantial weekday commitment and the difference between day and boarding costs. Families should weigh that commitment against targeted tutoring or regular school support. Its strongest value is curriculum-focused learning, so choose it for the mathematics rather than an assumed certificate or admissions advantage.

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Cost and what is included
$1,795; $6,995; includes Four-week mathematics course., Daily lunch option in the campus dining hall., Qualified instructors and groups of no more than 15 students., Full-time registered nursing staff on campus..
Meals
Daily lunch option included
Supervision or safety information
Full-time registered nursing staff are on campus. Instructors are trained in first aid, CPR and AED use and have passed a police record check.
Provider details
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Dates and logistics
4 weeks; St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada.
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Substantial weekday commitment.
Best started
Begin academic and family planning several weeks before the session start; allow longer when arranging boarding.
Main challenge
Sustaining mathematical reasoning across multi-step problems.
Review basic algebra and how linear relations are represented before classes begin.
Practice writing out the reasoning behind each step of a solution.
Plan daily travel or boarding arrangements and prepare nut-free snacks.
Useful if
You want to connect equations, representations and geometric relationships.
You investigate mathematical relationships using technology and abstract reasoning, then explain how those relationships support a solution. The core work connects algebra and linear relations with measurement and geometry.
Examine relationships and generalize them as equations of lines.
Connect different representations of a linear relation.
Investigate measurement relationships in three-dimensional figures and two-dimensional shapes.
Reason mathematically and communicate your thinking through multi-step problems.
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Programme dates
28 July-22 August 2025
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Programme dates | 28 July-22 August 2025 | Local | Reference date |
Ridley College students and students from other schools may attend.
The course teaches Grade 9 academic mathematics.
Day course fee
$1,795 — Canadian dollars per course; 2025 fees.
Funding or discounts
What's included
Four-week mathematics course., Daily lunch option in the campus dining hall., Qualified instructors and groups of no more than 15 students., Full-time registered nursing staff on campus.
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The program covers the following focus areas.
Algebra and linear relations
Investigate relationships and generalize them as equations of lines.
Analytic geometry
Connect different representations of a linear relation.
Measurement and geometry
Explore relationships involving three-dimensional figures and two-dimensional shapes.
Mathematical reasoning
Communicate mathematical thinking while solving multi-step problems.
Curriculum may be adjusted based on participant interests and current developments.
A typical day during the program.
Attend from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. throughout the four-week course.
An included lunch option is offered in the campus Great Hall dining hall.
Qualified instructors teach Summer Academy in small groups with low student-to-instructor ratios. Instructors are certified in first aid, CPR and AED training and have passed a police record check.
Groups have no more than 15 students.
Students bring their own nut-free snacks; daily snacks are not included.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Support advancement toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma.
Develop understanding of linear relations and equations of lines.
Build connections between representations of mathematical relationships.
Practice communicating reasoning through multi-step solutions.
The course takes place at Ridley College, 2 Ridley Road, in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada. Summer Academy uses the school’s campus facilities and Great Hall dining hall.
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Principles of Mathematics, Grade 9, Academic (MTH1W) Course
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