Vancouver Island West is located on the rugged west coast of Vancouver Island. Three of the schools are in remote rural communities accessible by logging roads and/or water taxi. Our district serves a diverse community, of which approximately 50% are First Nations. This district is well suited to individuals who want to be fully engaged in their community and enjoy access to wilderness pursuits.
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Vancouver Island West School District 84 Profile
1. We are located on Vancouver Island.
Our District includes schools in the communities of
Gold River, Tahsis, Zeballos & Kyuquot.
2. In partnership with our diverse
communities, School District 84 will
provide all students with a quality
education relevant to the demands of
modern society.
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4. Travel to these schools from the
District Office in Gold River requires a
commute by logging road of
1½ hours to Tahsis,
2½ hours to Zeballos
and a
4 hour commute to Kyuquot
via logging road & water taxi,
or directly by float plane or
Passenger Boat.
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6. RWES is currently home to 140 students with a staff of 20.
Offers Kindergarten to Grade 7 Students
Children are from the Gold River & Tsaxana Communities
Well equipped Library & full size gymnasium
Modern networked computer lab with Internet access
9. •9 Hole with Grass Greens
•Cart & Club Rental
•Clubhouse
•Camping
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11. GRSS currently has 110 students in grades 8 to 12
Children are from the Gold River & Tsaxana Communities
Tsaxana - Mowachaht/Muchalaht First Nation students
comprise 32% of the school population
All students are very active in Nootka Sound Outdoor Program
13. Anne Fiddick Aquatic Centre:
Swimming Pool, Sauna, Hot Tub, Weight & Cardio Room, Aerobic/Aquafit Classes
Gerry Morgan Recreation Centre:
Ice & Curling Rink, Community Centre & Lounge
Around the Village:
Ball Fields, Tennis Court, Hiking Trails & Playgrounds
14. Has an enrollment of 36 students K-12
Located in Tahsis on the west coast of Vancouver Island
The school has a full size gym, shop and library.
19. Home to 60 students, Kindergarten to grade 12
New school with full size gym, computer lab/library,
community space and double playground
Ehattesaht & Nuchatlaht First Nations & the school
work together to provide a number of programs and
services.
23. About 40 students in grades 1 through 12
Five teachers and a teaching principal
A number of support staff, including band employees.
The Ka:’yu:’k’t’h’/Che:k:tles7et’h’ First Nation & the
school work together to provide a number of programs
and services.
30. Nootka Sound Outdoor Program
Program Highlights
• Seasonal Expeditions
• Industry Certifications
• Post Secondary Dual Credit
• Stewardship projects
• Challenge by Choice