The Nancy Campbell Collegiate Institute is a pre-K through 12th/OAC grades (day-school or residential) Canadian accredited international private Bahá'í school now in London, Ontario, Canada. Emphasizing its "twin pillars" of academic excellence and a clear moral framework, NCCI satisfies the Ministry of Education (Ontario) standards, leading to the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD). The Institute was named after Nancy Campbell (1905-1980), an accomplished pianist, artist, actress and dancer, who lived as a "world citizen" motivated by her belief in the Bahá'í Faith. Campbell worked to promote the ideal of the oneness of humanity, and was a dynamic speaker who travelled throughout the world giving lectures on peace and world unity. Breakwell Education Inc. established NCCI in 1994. Within seven years of its founding, NCCI was among 16 schools rated Number One in a Fraser Institute survey of 816 Ontario high schools.
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