King’s Way Christian Schools, Vancouver | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

We are wrapping up our first year at King’s Way and we love it here! My daughters are thriving. They are engaged in the learning process, they are challenged by their teachers and LOVE school again. I’ve been in the classrooms and have witnessed how wonderful the teachers are and how supportive Mr. Judd is. The teachers break down math and reading in a way that makes sense and makes it fun while always pushing kids to be their best. They also support kids socially and emotionally and I have seen them pour into them in a way that enables the kids to stand firm in who they are so that they can confidently handle anything that comes their way. My daughters also love chapel & the Christmas and Easter programs were highlights of our year. Other reasons we love King’s Way is all the additional offerings they have from library, PE twice a week, makers space, enrichment, music, (spanish and band when they get a little older), and our favorite, the morning mile. The morning mile offers time for connecting with friends and teachers and also promotes physical activity and a wonderful mindful start to each day. When picking a school it was important to us to find one that was accepting of non-believers as my husband is agnostic. We also wanted a school that cared about academics, challenged students, encouraged physical activity and health, created opportunities for social connection and offered a structure and foundation that enables a wonderful supportive learning environment. We found that at King’s Way and it is worth EVERY penny to see my girls happy, healthy and growing each day. I was also really impressed with the foresight and planning that went into the safety team and appreciate how committed they are to preparing for all the things we hope we never have to deal with.

I’d like to respond to the review about the Ms coach and team. I can understand how his attire could be confusing at first but his enthusiasm, spirit, and “out there” attire brings laughter and joy to the kids. It brings an aspect of light heartedness to a game and environment that does not need to be taken so seriously. It’s always different and always fun! You will not find a coach who cares more about those kids and inspires and encourages with every thing he has. There are kids who have never had the confidence to step foot on a court until they knew that coach believed in them. In terms of behavior on the court, it is always taken seriously and treated with appropriate action. In terms of Christian school, coach loves Jesus and it is evident in how he guides and leads the team. I’m sorry that the reviewer, who does not know coach personally, or see anything behind the scenes judged unfairly a man and team who is learning and playing a game that is supposed to be fun. We will forever be grateful for Coach and the joy and passion he has brought to the game of basketball at KW.

It was interesting to see the middle school basketball coach arrive in a gold leaf jacket and chains. I guess everyone was there to watch him not the kids play. Or his lady considering she was on the court in a skin tight dress. And this is a Christian school? Not to mention two of their players struggled in the game so they resulted in pushing the opposing team around on the court after the whistle blew. Did the coach do anything to discipline those players? Nope just smiled and gave them more playing time. I have never wanted to see our group of kids win more than that game against the Knights simply due to their sanctimonious presence. King’s Way should practice a little more for what they stand for. Administration should be embarrassed.