James Cameron School

James Cameron has been a blessing for our son (now in his 3rd year at the school (2022)). It has also bought us inner peace knowing he is in a small school with small classes and he is actually learning and being taught by teachers who care. The teachers are specially trained to teach children with different learning challenges. They take the time to think outside the box about how to teach a topic in fun, creative ways and he receives one on one OG instruction every single day so I no longer have to get him tutored outside of school. My son is happy and is actually upset when holidays come around and he doesn't get to go to school. I think when your child is happy and they are progressing - these things are critically important for their educational and personal life and also their self-esteem. I would happily recommend this school to anyone.

Our daughter was diagnosed with learning disabilities in grade 3. The public school wasn’t able to offer the one on one support needs, so we reached out to JCS. From the first meeting, we knew they had the knowledge and the right staff to help. Our daughter is now in high school and is able to keep up with the other students. While at JCS she learnt what her strengths were and how to use those to help with school. She also learnt to advocate for herself which has been very impressive to see. I would strongly encourage other families to reach out to JCS. They have helped our daughter in so many ways, reading, math, writing, but most importantly her confidence and love for learning.

Amazing location, staff and student body. View of Golden Ears Mountains from the playground. Attentive atmosphere that uses innovative tactics to enhance student learning including one-on-one tutoring, character-building exercises, and multicultural experiences. Frequent field trips which include outdoor learning at Loon Lake, ice skating/swimming, and job-shadowing at a Materials Engineering facility.

What can I say but thank you a thousand times over to the incredible staff at JCS. We have seen our daughter who has a learning difference (Dyslexia) at first recover from her time in the local public school system, start to grow and now flourish and thrive in this supportive, caring and focussed environment. My only regret is that she now will graduate back into the Public system as she goes to high school later this year. I wish JCS had the ability to continue through the High School years. That said as always they are doing a great job of preparing our daughter (and her peers) for this difficult transition. She will graduate from JCS with the tools, aptitude and self esteem that I feel are needed to carry her through the rest of her academic career. If you have a Dyslexic son or daughter, feel let down by the Public school system and are looking for an alternative I cannot encourage you enough to seriously consider JCS. Please reach out and get to know the Principle and teachers and good luck! There's more than hope here - there is real help.

JCS is the perfect school for your child with learning disabilities. My son suffers from Learning Disability Q - specific math disorder and dyslexia in general. He also has auditory processing disorder and working memory deficits. The school offers him a small class size, daily one-on-one orton gillingham tutoring and study hall for him to work at his own pace. The staff are extremely caring and nurture independence in the students. They also allow the children to use technology in the class if they have motor skill challenges. We are thrilled with our decision to send our son to JCS even though it requires a longer daily commute.

Best school by far. Helped me get through highschool with the tools they gave me