Sherwood Park Elementary
4085 Dollar Rd, North Vancouver
Sherwood Park Elementary is around the BC average overall: above it on 1, around it on 3 of 4 measures.
The numbers
- Grade 4 readingAround BC average3-year average score 474 (BC: 471); in 2025/2026, at least 73% were on track or better (BC: 73%)
- Grade 4 mathAround BC average3-year average score 486 (BC: 478); in 2025/2026, at least 75% were on track or better (BC: 67%)
- Grade 7 readingAbove BC average3-year average score 492 (BC: 464); in 2025/2026, at least 84% were on track or better (BC: 75%)
- Grade 7 mathAround BC average3-year average score 468 (BC: 462); in 2025/2026, at least 60% were on track or better (BC: 59%)
Provincial Foundation Skills Assessment (Grades 4 and 7), compared with the BC average over three years. Results mostly reflect who attends a school, not only how well it teaches.
Where it leads
Families in this catchment usually go on to:
- Seycove Secondary CommunityAbove average
In North Vancouver, students move up with their elementary, wherever they live.
Other paths nearby
Catholic- St. Pius X Elementary School1.2 kmAbove average
- Holy Cross Elementary School4.7 kmAbove average
Nearby elementary schools
- Dorothy Lynas Elementary1.5 kmAbove average
- Cove Cliff Elementary1.9 kmAbove average
- Seymour Heights Elementary3.3 kmAverage
- Blueridge Elementary3.5 kmAbove average
Common questions
Is Sherwood Park Elementary a good school?
Sherwood Park Elementary is around the BC average overall: above it on 1, around it on 3 of 4 measures. Results mostly reflect who attends a school, not only how well it teaches, so visit and talk to families too.
Which secondary school does Sherwood Park Elementary lead to?
Most of Sherwood Park Elementary's catchment leads to Seycove Secondary Community.
Does Sherwood Park Elementary offer French Immersion?
Yes: Early French Immersion, according to the Province's school list. Places are usually by application or lottery.
Data: Province of BC school list, Foundation Skills Assessment and graduation results (Open Government Licence – BC); catchments from district and city maps. Living in a catchment gives priority, not a guaranteed place. Always confirm with the North Vancouver school district.