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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada All Boys, No Religious Affiliation
Our Mission: Building Fine Young Men, One Boy at a Time.
St. George’s School is a world-class boys’ university preparatory school offering a day program for students in Grade 1 to 12 and a boarding program for Grade 8 to 12. With a total enrollment of 1150, of which 110 are boarding students from over 20 countries worldwide, St. George’s School has achieved national and international prominence in many academic, artistic, and athletic competitions. The School enjoys the reputation as one of the preeminent schools in Canada. Here are some of its unique characteristics:
We are Canada’s World School For Boys: There is compelling research evidence to suggest boys and girls learn differently. We are a school that focuses on the specific needs of boys while ensuring that each of our students has a global mindset.
We are Committed to Authentic Learning: Gone are the days when learning was all about memorization. Using approaches like Harkness and project-based-learning, our students are consistently shown how to apply learning in real life, problem-solving contexts as they seek authentic connections between their curricular and real world problems.
We Offer Some of the Most Diverse Curricular Options in North America: Whether it’s our Advanced Placement classes, Latin, Underwater Robotics Club, rugby and basketball teams, or our seven award-winning bands and ensembles, breadth and depth is at the heart of who we are. At the Grade 10 Level, students choose our optional theme-based Majors called “cohort programs” that transcend multiple disciplines including: Science and Technology, Outdoor Education, Global Studies, and Performing Arts.
Our Boarders Benefit from an Urban Boarding Program:Being a boarder at St. George’s does not mean being isolated. Our boarders, who come from 20+ countries worldwide, interact with over 650 local day-students while they enjoy all of what Vancouver has to offer — whether urban, cultural, or outdoor.
We Have an Extraordinary University Placement Rate:100% of our 160+ graduates receive over 740 acceptances annually to over 140 universities worldwide and in excess of $2 million in scholarships.
Our Boys Lead from Within: “Making a positive difference to your community.” That’s how we define leadership at St. George’s. Guided by our six core values - Integrity, Humility, Resilience, Empathy, Respect, and Responsibility - our students lead from within in a school where every boy is known, loved, engaged, and achieving.
4175 W. 29th AvenueVancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6S1V1 +1 604-224-1304
Director of Admissions: Mr. Reto Camenzind Admissions Phone:+1 604-221-3915Fax:604-224-3893 Email: [email protected] Website: www.stgeorges.bc.ca
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Department Director: William 'Bill' Collins
Average Class Size: 20
Full Time Teachers: 130
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 50.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 1-10
Academic Schedule: Trimester
Number of AP Courses Offered: 26
Summary: Boarding provides a unique opportunity for students to live and learn as part of an active and vibrant school community. What makes residential life at St. George’s unique is our urban surroundings: we live in a safe, residential area that is only minutes away from the heart of one of the world’s most exciting cities. With 110 students from over 15 different countries and 10 House Parents and their families living on-site, Harker Hall is a diverse an engaging environment that is warm, welcoming and conducive to effective learning. Apart from academics, we offer an extensive activities program and residential curriculum.Our programming is based on five major objectives:Academic Success & Support,Interpersonal / Intrapersonal Development,Practical Life Skills,Personal Health & Wellness, andCultural & Social Awareness.
Department Director: Alan Hesketh
Number of Dorms: 1
Average Students Per Dorm: 110
No. of Boys Dorms: 1
Dorm Amenities:
Dress Code: Uniform
Summary: • Outdoor education activities, unique to Vancouver.• Comprehensive weekend activities program• ACT Prep• Intramural sports program• All boarding faculty are school academic faculty• Co-ed weekend activities with partner schools
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Athletics Department Director: Chris Blackman
Summary: The University Counselling office provides a wide range of support services for students and their parents including classroom seminars (Planning Transitions) on the university admissions process, user accounts on Naviance (our virtual "one stop shopping" counselling office), university information evenings, individual, family, and group advising, continuous communications through email, hosting university visits, and several other support options. Through a systematic approach beginning in Grade 10, students are challenged to confront their own assumptions about themselves (self reflection), as well as those about the universities they might be considering.
Department Director: Christine Wessler
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Ian Tyson (Class of 1952) Singer and songwriter
Jon Kimura Parker (Class of 1977) Pianist
Rafe Mair (Class of 1949) Radio personality
Michael Eckford (Class of 1987) TV host for Urban Rush
Charlies Woodward (Class of 1942) Woodward's Department Store
Michael Koerner (Class of 1945)
Anthony von Mandl (Class of 1968) Mission Hill Wineries
Peter Armstrong (Class of 1972) Rocky Mounaineer Rail Tours
Pat Palmer (Class of 1980) Candian National Rugby Team
Patrick Moore (Class of 1965) Founder of Greenpeace
Summary: Each summer St. George's school invites the world to attend one of Vancouver's premier summer camp programs. This West side Vancouver camp program creates a safe, fun and enriching summer camp experience for boys and girls. These summer camps are available as both summer day camps (Monday to Friday) as well as full service residential or boarding programs.
Department Director: Chris Peerless
June 29, 2015 to August 17, 2015
Summer at Saints offer programs in Science & Technology, Green Courses, Robotics, Multimedia, Sports,Outdoor Adventures, Fine & Performing Arts,Leadership & Learning etc.For full details on various Day Camps, Boarding Programs, and fees, please visit the website:www.internationalschool.ca
Registration Deadline: June 28, 2014 Tuition: CAD $250 Financial Aid Available: No More Details
Summary: St. George’s includes as part of its mission statement that our community accepts responsibility for the betterment of society. Through Service Learning initiatives, students will foster an understanding of global issues and contribute positively in the broader community.Our aim is to inspire students to make a lifelong commitment to charitable involvement and to recognize the importance of doing so, particularly from our position of privilege. The equitable emphasis on service and charity demonstrates that the giving of both time and money are both relevant in working towards a socially just world. The school also has, at its heart, 6 core values.http://www.stgeorges.bc.ca/service