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Here are some answers to common questions.

We are an independent, grade K-12 Christian school located Comox, British Columbia, which is one of three vibrant communities including Courtenay and Cumberland which together are known as the Comox Valley. First Nation peoples called this "land of plenty" Komoux because of its lush forest, mountains, waterways and ocean. The Comox Valley is home to Mt. Washington Ski Resort, numerous golf courses, water sports and the Search and Rescue Air Base. For more information visit www.discovercomoxvalley.com

We are a day school with a co-ed student population. Our school year consists of linear and semester-based organization.

We are an Interdenominational Christian school. Our student population is mainly evangelical Christian but we have many denominations present.

On average, 65% our students attend post-secondary institutions after graduation.

Yes.

We started our Chinese international program in the 2014-2015 school year.

Our facility was purchased in the Spring of 2014 and upgrades and renovations are onging. Currently, there is one main building with two wings: one for senior students grade 8-12 and the other for elementary students grade K-7, plus two portable which house two of the elementary grade classrooms. In addition to regular classrooms, the facility has a separate gymnasium, band room, art room, and chapel. We have a 3-year plan to build a separate complex for the high school with a senior gymnasium, applied skills, grade 8-12 classrooms, and offices.

School clubs can include Jazz, Handbell, Guitar, Games, Chess, Garden, and Worship.
Athletics include Volleyball, Basketball, Baseball, and Track and Field.

Our students have attended or are attending the following institutions:
  • University of British Columbia
  • University of Alberta
  • University of Victoria
  • Simon Fraser University
  • Trinity Western University
  • North Island University
  • BCIT (BC Institute of Technology)
  • North Island College (Comox Valley and Campbell River campuses)
Late arrivals can enter PJGA for credit within three weeks of the start of each semester.

Yes, students can begin their schooling at PJGA at the beginning of any semester providing that their arrival at the school is within three weeks of the start of each semester.

  • a desire to be part of this positive, enthusiastic and growing school community
  • completed application form
  • signed Student Code of Conduct
  • copies of academic transcripts in English
  • in excellent health, with medication declaration
  • all learning disabilities declared (We will accept students with learning disabilities but fees may change if a student requires additional classroom support other than ESL.)
  • a laptop is required for each student
  • fees payable in good standing
  • a strong desire to learn English through building relationships and integrating into the school culture

Yes, students must be 20 years old or younger.