Rockridge Secondary School

Since 2022, Trevor Kolkea BA (McMaster University). Stepped into the shoes of the much loved and well respected former principal. Already making waves (in a good way) and whipping the school back into touch following a drop in international student

Non-selective - no entrance exams before grade 11. Thereafter students must show they are competent in English for graduation purposes. Those living within catchment will be accepted into the first round of places.

As with all state schools in Vancouver, the school doesn’t publish formal university acceptance rates, however numerous framed photos proudly showcase students’ achievements. Students also post their acceptances via the school's graduating Instagram

School does not publish its AP results.

The smallest and youngest of three state secondary schools in West Vancouver, Rockridge School fights hard (and succeeds) to get the attention it justly deserves. With just over 900 students from grade 8 to 12, it’s a buzzing, busy, friendly,

While SEN support is centralised across all schools in West Vancouver, Rockridge has its own large classroom dedicated to those needing extra help. As an inclusive school, its aim is for all students to graduate, even those not academically minded.

English language support is on offer however students must be fluent when enrolling into grade 11.

A grand piano (located in the west wing) sets the stage for music. With numerous bands (some needing auditions, others inclusive) and an amazing array of annual concerts hosted in the players’ hall, there is something for everyone here: line band for

Sport is taken very seriously - after all the Ravens have a reputation to uphold. With over 18 sports on offer, a rugby pitch, two basketball courts, a baseball triangle and sports gymnasium with a mezzanine weights room, there is certainly plenty on

Rockridge is a fun social school. Counsellors are supportive and well-known to students. Parents, many having known each other for years, are very welcoming to newcomers. The majority of students live within a 10-minute drive to the school making

Parents are described as, ‘passionate, supportive, energetic and driven’. They are a formidable bunch and a close-knit community - many having known each other for years. Known for rolling up their sleeves and getting stuck in, supporting the school

Rockridge is state funded so no fees for Canadian students. International students pay a registration fee and international student tuition fees. Fundraising activities are constant (whether for a rugby tour or for a new outside classroom) so be

Small by Vancouver state school size, academic, sporty, aspirational and friendly. A school where solid friendships are made, academic and sporting achievements achieved. And a strong parent body on hand to help fill and gaps.