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Private schools in Vancouver

We list 14 private schools in Vancouver.

Indicative annual tuition, private schools

CAD 8,900 – 52,500

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Brockton School

North Vancouver, Vancouver

IB (PYP / MYP / Diploma / CP) / Canadian (BC) Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 30,500–33,900
Mid-range fees

Collingwood School

West Vancouver, Vancouver

Canadian (BC) / AP Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 30,075–32,750
Mid-range fees

Crofton House School

Kerrisdale, Vancouver

Canadian (BC) / AP Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 35,300
Mid-range fees

Fraser Academy

Kitsilano, Vancouver

Canadian (BC) / Learning Differences (Orton-Gillingham) Private Ages 7–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 45,750–52,250
Higher fees

Little Flower Academy

Shaughnessy, Vancouver

Canadian (BC) / AP (Catholic) Private Ages 13–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 11,250
Lower fees

St. George's School

Dunbar, Vancouver

Canadian (BC) / AP Private Ages 5–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 37,300–37,400
Mid-range fees

St. John's School

Kitsilano, Vancouver

IB (PYP / MYP / Diploma) Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 28,000–36,000
Mid-range fees

Stratford Hall

Kensington-Cedar Cottage, Vancouver

IB (PYP / MYP / Diploma) / Canadian (BC) Private Ages 5–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 30,670–34,450
Mid-range fees

Vancouver College

Shaughnessy, Vancouver

Canadian (BC) (Catholic) Private Ages 5–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 10,100
Lower fees

Vancouver Montessori School

Marpole, Vancouver

Montessori (AMI) Private Ages 3–12
Indicative annual tuition Not published

Vancouver Waldorf School

North Vancouver, Vancouver

Waldorf Private Ages 3–14
Indicative annual tuition CAD 8,850–19,250
Lower fees

West Point Grey Academy

Point Grey, Vancouver

Canadian (BC) / AP Private Ages 4–18
Indicative annual tuition CAD 33,300
Mid-range fees

About private schools

Private schools operate independently of government funding, allowing them to offer specialized programs, smaller class sizes, and enhanced resources. These institutions often have selective admission processes and invest heavily in academic excellence, facilities, and extracurricular offerings. Private schools may follow national, international, or proprietary curricula, giving families a wide range of educational philosophies and approaches to choose from.

  • Smaller class sizes enabling personalized attention
  • Enhanced facilities and learning resources
  • Selective admission ensuring focused learning environments
  • Flexibility in curriculum choice and pedagogical approach
  • Strong extracurricular programs and enrichment opportunities
  • Dedicated university preparation and career guidance

Suits: Families who prioritize personalized education, high-quality facilities, and a focused learning environment. Suitable for students who thrive with individual attention and families seeking schools with strong pastoral care and comprehensive development programs.

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