
Who We Are
Bishop’s College School (BCS) is an independent, co-educational boarding and day school for students in Grades 7 to 12, located on a beautiful 250-acre campus in Sherbrooke, Quebec, in Canada’s Eastern
Townships.
The diversity of our student body is one of our greatest strengths. With a student body made up of adolescents from over 35 different countries, we pride ourselves on our inclusive community that welcomes members of all backgrounds. The exchanges that take place on a daily basis allow both our students and adults to learn from one another, exploring each other’s traditions, values, languages, and beliefs and expanding their capacity for compassion and understanding.
Our entire global community of parents and alumni thrives on the energy and respect that exudes from our beautiful 250-acre campus, as we honour our past and embrace the future. Explore what makes the BCS experience and our BCS family so very special.
Fast Facts
250
students enrolled
7-12
grades
35+
countries
250
acre campus
MissionBishop’s College School creates a caring community of learning and development where cultures connect and individuals matter.
Vision
Bishop’s College School provides a life-enriching, global experience for our entire community.
Values
At Bishop's College School, our enduring values guide all decision making:
We embrace belonging and diversity, and foster supportive, life-long learning and relationships.
We provide opportunities that motivate individuals to set goals, persevere, and achieve their personal best.
We encourage and promote curiosity, creativity, and adventure, both inside and outside the classroom, to challenge oneself and discover new interests.
We nurture independence, self-awareness, and physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
We define and develop leadership with the character traits of empathy, integrity, respect, and broad-mindedness.
BCS helped me to discover who I am as a person by pushing me to my limits and letting me be in an environment full of diversity and cultures. Here, no one judges you for who you are, and you are accepted no matter what.
Cemre Naz Kurun, BCS’20





