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WELCOME TO

Globe Cambridge
High School

GCHS at a Glance

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Globe Cambridge High School (BSID No. 883121) is located in the historic town of Port Hope, Ontario, just an hour east of Toronto. We offer personalized high school programs for Grade 9 to 12, tailored to each student’s interests, strengths, and goals. Our campus blends rich history with modern education. It provides an inspiring learning environment by Lake Ontario, surrounded by over 270 heritage buildings.

Why GCHS Stands Out

Academic Programs

Ontario Secondary School
Diploma (OSSD)

It is awarded to graduates of secondary schools across Ontario, Canada. As part of the province's publicly funded education system, it is granted to students who successfully complete the Ontario education curriculum.

Advanced Placement Program (AP)

The College Board's AP program offers high school students university-level courses and exams, with potential college credit or advanced placement for high scores.

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English as a
Second Language Program (ESL)

This program helps non-native English speakers improve listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills for easier integration into schools, workplaces, and communities.

GCHS Facts

Campus History

The campus, established in 1853, features a classical revival red-brick building redesigned in 1911-1912 by James Augustus Ellis and William Connery, exemplifying Ontario’s academic architecture. Formerly Central School and Port Hope High School, it now belongs to Globe Education Group. Nestled in a historic and modern community, it was designated a Canadian Cultural Heritage Site in 2017 for its cultural and historical significance.

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GCHS News

In the Words of Our Students

 “My first year was a year of happiness and some worries at the beginning—not knowing what to expect. I experienced so many things that made me grow up in a good way. The teachers and students at GCHS have given me a lot of warmth and love. I will never forget anything!” 

Quincy Li

 “The first year at GCHS was like a home away from home. The relationship between me and my classmates and teachers was like family; they were like my unrelated brothers and sisters. It's a place I still want to go back to even now that I’m in university.” ​

Bank Wu

 “My first year at GCHS will be one of my core memories for the rest of my entire life. It was a big transition for me to start a new school. But in that first year, I got to know myself better, and I found a real sense of belonging in GCHS, which I will never ever forget.” 

Anna Wu
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