2025 Best British Columbia Schools in all cities

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2025 Best British Columbia schools

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Vancouver

Vancouver schools
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Private
Vancouver

Collingwood School

Discover endless learning and co-curricular opportunities at...
K-12 (K. to Gr. 12)
5.0 (1)
City
Private
Vancouver

Alexander Academy

Discover Alexander Academy in downtown Vancouver, an IB Worl...
(Secondry) High School
5.0 (8)
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Private
Vancouver

Alcuin College

Alcuin College Vancouver offers personalized learning with s...
K-12 (K. to Gr. 12)
4.7 (6)
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Private
Vancouver

Crofton House School

Crofton House School is also known as CHS, offers girls from...
K-12 (K. to Gr. 12)
4.5 (11)
City
Private
Vancouver

Bodwell High School

Discover Bodwell High School, an award-winning international...
(Secondry) High School
4.3 (6)
City
Private
Vancouver

Mulgrave School

Mulgrave School in West Vancouver offers an inspiring, excel...
K-12 (K. to Gr. 12)
3.7 (6)
City
Public
Vancouver

Magee Secondary School

Discover Magee Secondary School in Kerrisdale, offering qual...
(Secondry) High School
No Review (0)
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Kelowna

Kelowna schools
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Private
Kelowna

Anne McClymont Elementary

Discover Anne McClymont Elementary in Kelowna—a private sc...
Elementary School
No Review (0)
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Public
Kelowna

Kelowna Secondary School

Kelowna Secondary School is located in Raymer Avenue, Kelown...
(Secondry) High School
No Review (0)
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Private
Kelowna

Chute Lake Elementary

Discover Chute Lake Elementary, a top-rated private school i...
Elementary School
No Review (0)
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Private
Kelowna

Aberdeen Hall

Aberdeen Hall in Kelowna offers exceptional education ground...
K-12 (K. to Gr. 12)
No Review (0)
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Private
Kelowna

Casorso Elementary

Discover Casorso Elementary, a top English-French immersion ...
Elementary School
No Review (0)

About British Columbia and education there

The province's name was chosen by Queen Victoria when the Colony of British Columbia (1858–1866), i.e., "the Mainland," became a British colony in 1858.

It belongs to the Columbia District, the British name for the territory drained by the Columbia River, in southeastern British Columbia, which was the namesake of the pre-Oregon Treaty Columbia Department of the Hudson's Bay Company..

About two-thirds of the land area is forested, while only a small portion has soil suitable for agriculture.

The most worthy soils of British Columbia are the alluvial soils developed on sand and silt deposited by streams and rivers.

These highly fertile soils, placed mainly in the lower Fraser valley, are of a limited extent.

Distinct areas of unforested open grassland along the Fraser River, south of Williams Lake, and in the Kamloops-Meritt region south of the North Thompson River have rich medical soils upon which British Columbia's ranching sector flourishes.

Similar prairie grassland soils lie in the Peace River country, the only part of the province suitable for large-scale grain farming.

The more extensive but much shallower podzol soils cover the wet areas, especially along the coast, where they sustain a dense forest cover.

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