Lord Beaconsfield Elementary School - Schools

Schools

Schools in Vancouver and the University Endowment Lands
Secondary schools
  • Britannia
  • Lord Byng
  • Sir Winston Churchill
  • David Thompson
  • Gladstone
  • Eric Hamber
  • Ideal Mini School
  • John Oliver
  • Killarney
  • King George
  • Kitsilano
  • Magee
  • Point Grey
  • Prince of Wales
  • Templeton
  • Sir Charles Tupper
  • University Hill
  • Vancouver Technical
  • Windermere
  • Jules-Verne
  • Vancouver Learning Network
Primary or elementary schools
  • Bayview
  • Beaconsfield
  • Begbie
  • Britannia
  • Brock
  • Bruce
  • Carleton
  • Carnarvon
  • Carr
  • Cavell
  • Champlain Heights
  • Champlain Heights Annex
  • Collingwood
  • Cook
  • Cunningham
  • Dickens
  • Dickens Annex
  • Douglas
  • Douglas Annex
  • Elsie Roy
  • False Creek
  • Fleming
  • Franklin
  • Fraser
  • Garibaldi Annex
  • Gordon
  • Grandview
  • Grenfell
  • Hastings
  • Henderson
  • Henderson Annex
  • Hudson
  • Jamieson
  • Jules Quesnel
  • Kerrisdale
  • Kerrisdale Annex
  • Kingsford-Smith
  • Kitchener
  • Laurier
  • Laurier Annex
  • L'École Bilingue
  • Livingstone
  • Lloyd George
  • Lord
  • MacCorkindale
  • MacDonald
  • MacKenzie
  • Maple Grove
  • Maquinna
  • Maquinna Annex
  • McBride
  • McBride Annex
  • McKechnie
  • Moberly
  • Mount Pleasant
  • Nelson
  • Nightingale
  • Nootka
  • Norquay
  • Oppenheimer
  • Osler
  • Queen Alexandra
  • Queen Elizabeth
  • Queen Elizabeth Annex
  • Queen Mary
  • Queen Victoria Annex
  • Quilchena
  • Renfrew
  • Roberts
  • Roberts Annex
  • Secord
  • Selkirk
  • Selkirk Annex
  • Sexsmith
  • Seymour
  • Shaughnessy
  • Southlands
  • Strathcona
  • Tecumseh
  • Tecumseh Annex
  • Tennyson
  • Thunderbird
  • Tillicum Annex
  • Trafalgar
  • Trudeau
  • Tyee
  • University Hill
  • Van Horne
  • Waverley
  • Weir
  • Wolfe
Private schools
  • Bodwell High School
  • Blessed Sacrament School
  • Corpus Christi Elementary
  • Crofton House School
  • Family Montessori School
  • Fraser Academy
  • King David High School
  • Khalsa School
  • Little Flower Academy
  • Madrona School
  • North Creek Montessori School
  • Notre Dame Regional Secondary School
  • Our Lady of Perpetual Help School
  • Our Lady of Sorrows Elementary
  • St. Andrew's School
  • St. Anthony of Padua School
  • St. Francis of Assisi Elementary
  • St. Francis Xavier Elementary School
  • St. George's School
  • St. John's School
  • St. Jude's Elementary
  • St. Mary's Elementary
  • St. Patrick's Elementary School
  • St. Patrick's Regional Secondary School
  • Stratford Hall
  • Vancouver Christian School
  • Vancouver College
  • Vancouver Formosa Academy
  • Vancouver Hebrew Academy
  • Vancouver Montessori School
  • Vancouver Talmud Torah
  • West Point Grey Academy
  • Westside Christian School
  • York House School
Elementary schools without articles
Name Community Website
Champlain Heights Elementary School Champlain Heights http://champlain.vsb.bc.ca
Dr. H. N. MacCorkindale Elementary School Fraserview http://maccorkindale.vsb.bc.ca
Constructed in 1967 as the first open-area school in British Columbia
Chief Maquinna Elementary School http://maquinna.vsb.bc.ca
Opened in 1954, the majority of students come from homes where English is a second language, Cantonese, Mandarin and Vietnamese are the most prevalent.
Thunderbird Elementary School http://thunderbird.vsb.bc.ca
Tyee Elementary School Vancouver District programme http://tyee.vsb.bc.ca
Montessori alternative program school

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