Welcome to SJS (St. John’s School).
Established forty years ago, we are a leading all-gender, secular, independent IB World School in Kitsilano, Vancouver for JK to Grade 12 students.
We are committed to nurturing the hearts, minds and health of our students. Students leave SJS as knowledgeable and caring young people. They are optimistic about the future and aim to create a better and more peaceful world through understanding and respect.
Admissions
Applications for 2027–2028 are open
Welcome to SJS!
We are delighted you are interested in our school.
How to Apply
Learn more about the application process and make note of our application deadlines.
Admissions FAQ
Discover more about the Admissions process in our helpful online FAQ.
Visiting SJS
We are excited to offer a variety of admissions events this fall, including student-led tours and virtual information sessions. Register now for a session.
About
SJS At a Glance
An SJS education extends beyond the classroom. Our students have a passion for personal growth, an appreciation for healthy living, a developed moral compass and a global perspective.
Admissions
Why SJS
At SJS, we don’t just educate—we nurture thinkers, innovators and global citizens. If you’re seeking an IB education that emphasizes holistic growth, personal discovery and a moral compass, then you’ve come to the right place. Find out more about our process.


40th Anniversary
Celebrating 40 Years of SJS
From a small cohort of 70 students in 1986 to a flourishing community of 570 students today, SJS is proud to celebrate our 40th anniversary during the 2026–2027 school year. While much has changed, our founding vision remains the same: providing an exceptional education rooted in our school Values of courage, curiosity, integrity, respect and service.
34
Average SJS IB DP Score (world average is 30.9)
100%
of SJS graduates receive offers from multiple post-secondary institutions
2
dedicated University Counsellors
$1 million
in scholarship offers awarded to the Class of 2026
77%
of the Class of 2026 received a post-secondary scholarship offer



