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Explore Our Campus
Our Campus
Room to Grow. Space to Thrive.
This is a place built for children to connect, imagine and learn. From cozy gathering spaces and warm classrooms to modern athletic facilities and an expansive, forested campus, each corner invites exploration and feeds curiosity. From age three through middle adolescence, there is a dedicated space for each stage of childhood. New Canaan Country School is centered around the idea that children grow best in the midst of a community where they are seen and known. This is where your child will find her voice, stretch beyond his limitations and grow into an independent leader — in a space designed just for them.
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The Amicus Foundation Innovation Space
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The John-Christophe Schlesinger Library
Each division has library space to nurture a lifelong passion for reading.
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Athletics & Wellness Center
Our Athletics & Wellness Center allows Country School athletes to compete in a variety of different sports, developing a lifelong enjoyment of physical activity and a healthy attitude toward athletic competition.
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Susan Haigh ’51 Carver Dining Hall
A light-filled place to gather and eat with friends and faculty.
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NCCS Woods
35-acres of woodland trails, vernal ponds, a raised boardwalk, outdoor classrooms and a low ropes course support students of all ages, including imaginative play and journeys of discovery in Kindergarten, second-grade Roxaboxen, fifth and sixth grade team building and physical education, seventh grade biology and ninth grade poetry writing.
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A Special Place to Start the Journey of a Lifetime.
New Canaan Country School
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New Canaan Country School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin and are afforded all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, age, sex, sexual orientation, national origin or ancestry, or disability in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, financial aid policies or any other school-administered programs.