Chatham Christian School (CCS) is an elementary school and a high school serving students from JK-12 school with a mission to provide Christ-centred learning in all areas of schooling for Christ-like service in all areas of life.
Every day, students are challenged to explore the wonders of the world God created and to examine what it means to follow God in the culture in which we live.
It is our hope that the learning and experiences students gain at CCS will equip them for lives of service in God’s world.
CCS is registered with the Ontario Ministry of Education and Training, and our high school is inspected on a bi-annual basis by the Ministry. Our students follow the curriculum mandated by the Ontario Ministry of Education, which is uniquely filtered through a Christian worldview. Students graduating from the high school receive the province’s Ontario Secondary School Diploma. In addition, all high school students take two Bible courses as well as selections from Our World and Our Society course groups, leading to the CCHS diploma.
CCS offers small classes taught by a caring, knowledgeable faculty who emphasize character and Christian morality. We also offer an extensive co-curriculum program with opportunities that include band, choir, art, athletics and various clubs. International students are provided with the same high quality instruction and support services available to our resident students during the school year.
In addition to this, international students will receive one on one ESL (English as a Second Language) tutoring to not only help them improve their English, but to provide extra assistance with their homework and class assignments. This individual tutoring has helped our International students be successful in their studies in order to gain acceptance in university.
The CCS International Education Program provides homestay placements for international students who are not living with a parent.
The school year runs from the beginning of September until the end of June, with the secondary school year divided into two semesters – September to January, and February to June.

