Pacific Christian School - Victoria, British Columbia

Pacific Christian School est une école privée située à 654 Agnes St, Victoria, BC V8Z 2E6, Canada. L'école peut être jointe par téléphone au 2504794532. Leur site web est pacificchristian.ca.

Cette école offre une éducation de niveau collégial et est spécialisée dans l'enseignement général. Pacific Christian School dispose d'installations accessibles en fauteuil roulant, y compris un parking accessible.

Actuellement, Pacific Christian School a reçu 34 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4.2/5. Les avis des élèves et des parents témoignent de la qualité de l'enseignement et de l'environnement d'apprentissage positif.

Si vous recherchez une école privée offrant une éducation de qualité dans un cadre accueillant et inclusif, Pacific Christian School est un excellent choix. Leur engagement envers l'excellence académique et le développement personnel de chaque élève est remarquable.

Nous recommandons fortement de visiter leur site web pour en savoir plus sur leur programme, leur faculté, et leur engagement communautaire. Vous pouvez également les contacter directement pour planifier une visite ou une rencontre avec le personnel de l'école.

Avis de Pacific Christian School

Selina Xuan

3/5

This is a religious school, and the principal and admissions officer took two and a half months to complete my admission process. At the last moment, they informed us that we couldn't be accepted because we are lack of church attendance. It was a waste of over two months of time, and perhaps they were only interested in profiting from the $300 application fee. I sent an email expressing my dissatisfaction to the school authorities, including the principal, but no one replied. So, if you are not religious, please don't waste your time applying to this school.

Alvira Plett

5/5

Great school! They deal with situations of question well and do their best to make all feel welcome. High standards expected morally, academically and in sports. Great place to see real world through Christian teachings and expectations.

Lisa D

5/5

The staff love their jobs and when everyone enjoys being at work, the positive energy grows and the children look forward to learning from their teachers!

Sean Shen

5/5

PCS, A good school with some records of mark inflation, not sure if Its a rumor or the truth, but as far as I know, it is the truth. I still believe Its a good school for motivated people, the tryhards. Teachers and staff are very friendly. Just note that some Teachers might be pretty biased.

Adrienne H

5/5

I am a student in the highschool and I must say I have never felt so helped and encouraged by everyone there! I had a rocky start to gr 8 at Royal Oak and switched here, an easy adjustment thanks to the staff and students! Love you all?

Marc Henly

5/5

My kids absolutely love PCS, the teachers and administration have been amazing. Whoever this “Tippo” reviewer is, they are being very immature and completely inappropriate. I would hope google would remove their review as it has no truth to it, just hateful.

K Cook (KaRN - Beagle Run)

5/5

PCS school is a now a large campus with an
A) Pre-school: run off campus: The teachers ?‍? are wonderful at away from home activities and starter school like activities.
B) Kindergartens: The amazing teachers that focus on this age now have introduced technology in the class. ‘iPads’ and apps as one of the many other centres the kids go to and learn from each day.
C) Elementary: Primary Gr. 1-3
‍⚖️ Parents and Teachers alike are looking for new and more innovative ways to educate kids. Way’s that will make them remember, and want to learn more. Stations and Technology seems to be the way to introduce these ideas at an early age in a fun way. iPads and app’s captivate kids quicker which means the old way of flash cards in a cooler way!!!
D) Elementary: Primary Gr. 4-5
‍⚖️ These grades are filled with imaginative teaching. All the memorization of the early years starts to gets pulled together with concepts of kids own ideas and imagination. It can be daunting for parents to hold back and let kids do things for the first time... like the big Gr 5 Science Fair. Winners go on to U of Vic.
Even as early as grade 4 the iLab is teaching beginners ‘code’ to start them off to a life of very unique possibilities for both boys and girls.
E)Elementary: 6-7
‍⚖️ I can’t say enough about the teaching in these grades. Provide a higher foundation in technology advancing there fundamentals in the iLab.
The kids learn the importance of studying and study habits, exams, and projects. Spacing and giving yourself time to complete them rather than the night before. It is better to fail a few exams now when it is easy than in high school when it could count. They also get to go to Gr. 6 Science Center in Vancouver. In Gr. 7 all goes on a life changing S.A.L.T.S. yaht trip for four days around the coastal islands.
F) Highschool: 8-12

Praveen Ramachandran

1/5

A Christian school that refuses to admit non-Christians isn't very Christian. It is unfortunate that BC taxpayers still fund faith-based schools. We stay next to this school at a walking distance but unfortunately we have been told that we need to be part of a local church to seek admission to this school.