Making It Happen: QW School’s 2026 Ambition
By: James Burt
“Let’s see…we’ve cleared an inspection of Ministry of Education and are now very academic, specialized student-specific courses including our master’s classes and tutoring sessions,” QW School principal Dimple Khatri noted as she cleared her desk. “We’ve got a bit focus on more enrolments and getting the 2026 academic studies going since they were established last year.”
With a background in business administration and education auditing, Khatri assumed the role of her principal role in 2022. She then, she worked tirelessly to develop QW School to its present state, with a roster of secondary school student-oriented courses that are out to help students succeed in their studies but at a pace and environment that is more conducive to their individual needs.
“We saw a lot [in 2025],” she said. “We incorporated over twenty-five credit courses, introduced summer workshops, and began to introduce more humanities and arts programs as well.”
Now hat 2026 has beckoned, Khatri is looking at the year comprehensively to see what can be added to not only engage students but attract relevant partnerships.
“QW School has now been able to approach subject coaches as teachers. As well, we have gone to colleges and universities for pathway partnerships,” she said. “Oh, and we’ve had the chance to expand internationally and have begun talks with Saudi and Indian agents to offer their students a chance to study, travel, and engage with us in Canada. It’s a lot but, as a whole, QW School is really expanding fast.”