St George's School - Vancouver, British Columbia

Rose Huang

Sending my three sons to this school has been one of the best decisions of my life. Two have already graduated, and one is currently attending. Over the years, from elementary to high school, I have witnessed the incredible support and guidance this outstanding school has provided my children as they grew.

There were tough moments, like when my son made a mistake by ordering McDonald's for lunch and was suspended during his crucial 12th-grade application season, which disrupted all his U.S. college applications. It caused countless sleepless nights filled with tears. But in hindsight, that experience helped my son grow and find his footing again.

The resources this school offers are beyond what you can imagine — there's nothing they can't provide to support their students. The school truly puts students first, especially when it comes to university applications. The college advisors go above and beyond, even contacting students during holidays, checking in to see if they need any further support. They are relentless in helping students achieve their dreams.

I am deeply grateful to this school. It has been like a second home for over a decade, nurturing my boys from seedlings into tall, strong trees. They have not only excelled academically but, more importantly, have grown into fine young men with a strong sense of social responsibility, always eager to help those in need.

Ellie Saunders

rich people pmo wdym u get 31000 casually thrown away to a secondary school? theres no way this school is worth that much, im well educated at a public school, for free!

Ray Ray

1/5 Stars. I feel compelled to express my extreme frustration and disappointment with the admission process at Saint George's. Right from the beginning, it was evident that the schools' administration lacked organization and efficiency, causing unnecessary delays and confusion.

One of the major issues I encountered was the excessive and seemingly unjustified admission fees demanded by Saint George's. To make matters worse, they even requested admission fees twice, despite failing to provide any response on my admission status for an extended period of time. It took them an astonishing two years to provide any clarity, leaving me feeling disregarded and taken advantage of.

Moreover, the overall lack of support and guidance throughout the admission process was disheartening. I had expected Saint George's to demonstrate a genuine commitment to helping students succeed. However, I encountered indifference and apathy, particularly as an international student. The lack of assistance and personalized guidance only added to the frustration and made the process incredibly discouraging.

Based on my personal experience, I strongly advise against Saint George's admission process. The disorganization, poor communication, and lack of support make it an extremely frustrating and unrewarding experience. If you wish to avoid wasting $31000 CAD on tuition that seems to disappear into thin air, I recommend exploring alternative institutions with more reliable and student-centered admission procedures.

I genuinely hope that Saint George's takes this feedback seriously and takes steps to improve their admission procedures. A more student-centric and efficient system would greatly enhance the experience for prospective students and reflect positively on the school's commitment to their success

Xi Bi Ci

I've been informed by a fellow classmate that the student who had the most popular review on this school had to take it down due to the Code of Conduct stating that you cannot defame the school. This is ridiculous! Sure, you want a good reputation, but if it means limiting freedom of speech, it sounds like DPRK to me. I don't hate the school, but seeing a student take down his review with fair and valid points just for the reputation of the school sounds so wrong to me. Purely rating based on fairness.

Ivan Zhang

No freedom of speech, basically authoritarianism. If you criticize the school one bit you get in pretty big trouble...

To be frank, the school is fine, but it's annoying how little freedom of speech you get.

Marcus Lai

Very nice Camaraderie at Saints. Everyone is hard working so you’ll find that most of the classmates that you’ll graduate with end up going to top schools like Yale, Harvard, Stanford, Oxford.etc. There’s also a lot of opportunity at Saints such as a wide variety of clubs and sports. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at Saints and valued the amazing teachers and friendships I’ve made there. 10/10 would recommend your son going to this school .

Annabel St. John

The style of making each boy feel valued and important, the method of teaching, the team building, the arts, the sports, the teachers and staff... we can't say enough great things about this school. Highly recommend you consider sending your sons to St. George's.

Steve Sim

The learning experience, the quality of teaching (most teachers are professors), attention to individual students, the facilities, and the availability of extra-curricular activities are far above other schools.

However, in an ideal world, private schools would be banned. If children of the rich and powerful were forced to attend local public schools, more attention and budget would be allocated to public schools.