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Compare schools2640 Carnation St, North Vancouver, BC, V7H 1H5 · North Vancouver
Rating
5.6
5-year avg
6
Rank
599/1032
2026 report · 2024-2025 school year
Quick take
Seymour Heights Elementary is a community-focused school that benefits from its beautiful natural surroundings in North Vancouver and an active parent body. While its academic rankings are average and have seen recent fluctuations, the school compensates with strong extracurricular offerings, inclusive education, and upcoming facility upgrades like a new accessible playground. It is a solid choice for families who prioritize a balanced, nature-oriented educational environment over top-tier academic rankings.
Publicly available parent reviews for Seymour Heights Elementary are limited, so signals are drawn from community discussions and PAC involvement. Parents generally appreciate the school's strong community feel and its proximity to nature, including the adjacent Trillium Park and the Blueridge Sharing Garden. The active Parent Advisory Council (PAC) is frequently highlighted for organizing events and advocating for school improvements. Recently, families welcomed the announcement of a $200,000 provincial grant for a new universally-accessible playground. Some parents note the convenience of nearby childcare options like Twig + Owl. However, occasional neighborhood safety incidents (such as a brief hold-and-secure in 2025) have been topics of community discussion, though the school's emergency response was praised.
Recommended for families living in the Blueridge/Seymour Heights area who value outdoor learning, community engagement, and arts programs. Parents seeking highly competitive academic environments might want to explore other options, but those looking for a supportive, well-rounded neighborhood school will find Seymour Heights to be a welcoming community.
Ratings and data
Seymour Heights Elementary currently holds a Fraser Institute rating of 5.6 out of 10, placing it at a provincial rank of 599 out of 1032 schools in British Columbia. The school's performance has seen some fluctuation in recent years, with a historical rating trend of 6, 6.1, 5.5, 6.6, and most recently 5.6. The five-year average rating stands at 6 out of 10, indicating a consistent, middle-of-the-pack academic standing within the province. The school provides a standard BC curriculum with additional support through English Language Learning (ELL) and Inclusive Education programs.
Sources include Fraser Institute data and InsideVan School Guide summaries. Ratings do not represent the full quality of a school.
School-run details
Seymour Heights Elementary is located at 2640 Carnation St, North Vancouver, BC, V7H 1H5 in North Vancouver.
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Seymour Heights Elementary is a elementary school in North Vancouver. This page brings together school ratings and rankings, school programs, 1 after-school options, nearby tutors, and kids classes so families can compare the school and after-school fit in one place.
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Researched: 2026-09-28
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