To register your student(s) for the 2024–25 school year at Upper Canada College, the following must be completed and submitted by no later than Friday, February 9:

• Re-Registration Contract(s) for your student(s)

• 2024–25 Athletic Consent and Media Waiver for your student(s)

The contract(s) and form(s) will be available as of 12 p.m. on January 18, 2024 on Bluenet.

Please note the following: 

• Only one parent or guardian is required to complete these forms. The parent or guardian who completes and submits the re-registration contract(s) accepts full financial responsibility for all fees associated with the contract(s). 

• If shared financial responsibility has already been established with the College, then both parents or guardians are required to sign and complete the re-registration contract(s). Parents and guardians with shared financial responsibility will receive a contract that requires two signatures.

• If there is an outstanding balance owing to the College, you will not have access to your re-registration contract(s). Please contact Colleen Papulkas to complete payment and access your contract(s) for the 2024–25 school year.

• Financial assistance information will be shared with individual families who made a complete application to Apple Financial early next week by email.

To sign your contract(s) and submit the form(s) please log in to Bluenet. Instructions for accessing the contract(s) in Bluenet are available here. 

If you have any technical issues with the re-registration process, please contact helpdesk@ucc.on.ca.

We are proud to announce that UCC’s annual Mother’s Day Drive is back!  

Last year your donations meant more than 170 women at Ernestine's Women's Shelter and Women's Habitat received much loved gift bags of toiletries from their children on Mother’s Day. On behalf of these families living at the shelters and being supported in the outreach programs, as well as the staff at the shelters, we want to say how grateful we are for your generous donations that brought joy to so many moms!  

In Canada, on any given night, over 6,000 women and children sleep in a shelter because it isn’t safe at home. The pandemic saw dramatic increases in women seeking support from shelters, and with the current steep rise in the cost of food, items like toiletries are often the first to be cut from the shopping list.