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Our primary students study core subjects in multi-age small groups, allowing them to progress at their own pace while receiving individualized instruction and support along the way.   

In addition to all required subjects in the British Columbia Curriculum, our primary students also develop their social and emotional skills and problem-solving abilities within our SEAL (Social Emotional Aspects of Learning) program. They learn the basics of coding within our Design Technology classes, preparing them to take part in our Tools and Talents program in their intermediate years. Additionally, all students from Kindergarten to Grade 9 receive French instruction. ​ 

Primary students also take part in Learning in Depth(LiD), a research-based program created at Simon Fraser University, where each student is assigned a topic to study throughout the year, from a variety of angles, becoming experts in their subject area.

$25,350 annually.

In the intermediate program, Mathematics and Language Arts are taught in small, flexible groupings enabling our students to learn at their own pace and receive individual support as needed. Critical thinking, scientific literacy, and strong skills in reading and writing are emphasized at the intermediate level. ​ 

Along with the British Columbia Curriculum, our intermediate students have opportunities to participate in a variety of specialist classes, including Current Events, Tools & Talents, and Design Technology. These courses engage students in projects that give them an understanding of how technologies are u

$25,350 annually

Madrona Grade 7 to 9 students receive the same individualized education as our primary and intermediate students and continue to cover all required subjects in the British Columbia Ministry Curriculum.   

The middle school program includes rigorous academic classes in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), Humanities (English and Social Studies), and French. Skills in critical thinking, communication, research, citizenship, and ethics are a focus in these courses. Arts (Drama, Visual Arts, Music), Physical and Health Education, Digital Citizenship and Tools & Talents complement the British Columbia curriculum and provide opportunities for students to engage in deep learning in an area of interest or passion.

$25,350 annually