The Divine Infant Catholic School
30 Ingleton Blvd · Scarborough · M1V3H7 · Toronto CDSB
Milliken and its 3 km edge have 83 elementary schools; The Divine Infant Catholic School is one. Every school in and around Milliken →
What stands out about The Divine Infant Catholic School
- A small elementary school: 115 students, against a middle of 335 in Ontario.
- On the measures with a value, it lands in the middle fifth in Ontario.
- Furthest behind on Grade 6 reading: 79%, against 88% in Ontario.
- An English Catholic school, run by Toronto CDSB.
How The Divine Infant Catholic School does on Ontario’s tests
EQAO’s Grade 3, 6 and 9 assessments and the literacy test, 2024-25: each school against every school in Ontario.
The Divine Infant Catholic School reports 3 of 6 measures; on average they sit in the middle fifth in Ontario.
| Measure | Here | Middle, Ontario | Band | 3-year change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 3 reading | not reported | – | – | – |
| Grade 3 writing | not reported | – | – | – |
| Grade 3 math | not reported | – | – | – |
| Grade 6 reading | 79% | 88% | Fourth fifth | – |
| Grade 6 writing | 86% | 86% | Middle fifth | – |
| Grade 6 math | 50% | 51% | Middle fifth | – |
N/R: EQAO doesn’t report groups too small to keep students anonymous. The three-year change is in percentage points, as the ministry publishes it.
A standing for The Divine Infant Catholic School, not a grade
In Ontario, schools are compared on the province’s published results, so The Divine Infant Catholic School gets a place among them, the middle fifth, rather than a letter of its own.
Milliken’s School Grade, on its Schools page, is where The Divine Infant Catholic School counts towards a letter.
Getting a place at The Divine Infant Catholic School
Where a family lives settles it: the board’s map ties every address to one school, and a seat anywhere else waits on spare room.
Ontario’s Catholic boards are publicly funded. Their elementary schools generally ask that a parent or the child be Catholic; their high schools are open to all students.
The provinces’ education acts and the boards’ own admission policies; check with the board for a given address.
Side by side with the nearest elementary schools
The neighbouring schools of its level, with their systems.
The Divine Infant Catholic School is the smallest of the 6 nearest elementary schools and itself.
| School | System | Language | Students | Band | Away |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Divine Infant Catholic School | English Catholic | English | 115 | Middle fifth | |
| Macklin Public School | English public | English | 410 | Fourth fifth | 0.3 km |
| École élémentaire Laure-Rièse | French public | French | 190 | Second fifth | 0.5 km |
| Agnes Macphail Public School | English public | English | 250 | Top fifth | 0.7 km |
| Prince of Peace Catholic School | English Catholic | English | 170 | Top fifth | 0.7 km |
| Banting and Best Public School | English public | English | 315 | Middle fifth | 0.9 km |
| Our Lady of Grace Catholic School | English Catholic | English | 180 | Second fifth | 1.1 km |
Elementary schools near The Divine Infant Catholic School
Nearest first, as the crow flies, up to 25 km. Each school’s own admission policy decides who gets a place.
Questions about The Divine Infant Catholic School
Who runs The Divine Infant Catholic School?
The board is Toronto CDSB; The Divine Infant Catholic School is English Catholic.
What language does The Divine Infant Catholic School teach in?
English.
How do pupils get a place at The Divine Infant Catholic School?
Registration is with the board, which assigns the school for the home address.
Which schools of the same kind are near The Divine Infant Catholic School?
Its nearest neighbours are Macklin Public School (0.3 km), École élémentaire Laure-Rièse (0.5 km) and Agnes Macphail Public School (0.7 km).
Sources: Ontario Ministry of Education, School Information Finder 2024–25 and school contact list (Open Government Licence – Ontario) · Ontario Ministry of Education, School Information Finder 2024–25 (EQAO results; N/R where groups are too small). Open Government Licence – Ontario. · map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors. Under the Statistics Canada Open Licence.
Adapted from Statistics Canada (Census of Population 2021, population estimates 2025, 2021 census boundaries) under the Statistics Canada Open Licence; this does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada. Neighbourhood names in some cities © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).