35/100 I came back to the mainland for several reasons. One…read moreof them was to enjoy nights like this. Once in a lifetime unique events. This evening promised to be a "unique culinary experience". A 10 course meal, prepared in a HS kitchen by a former student and served in the HS cafeteria area. Our servers for the evening? Young men and ladies all students of the school. Upon arrival we found the area to be simply but tastefully decorated with black tablecloth and White tulip centerpieces. It looked as though they had rented chairs for the evening as well. . Chef Hiro is a 2003 graduate of JH (located in the Guildford area of Surrey). Over the last ten years he has created an impressive style of preparing and presenting food leaving the diner both awed and satisfied. With the help of staff and students Chef Hiro was able to present "Johnston Heights Past and Present: A Spring Exclusive Culinary Experience" on a beautiful evening in March. The evening started with a virgin Mojito. Mint made several appearances in the dishes that evening. The first dish, a cold appetizer was,"Atarashii" Nicoise Salad Confit Fingerling Potatoes, Seared Tuna, Arugula, Watercress, Snap Peas Miso, Soy and Sesame Vinagrette. The tuna was perfectly seared and we received what I thought were three large pieces of tuna.The sesame in the dressing really brought it together for me. I won't go through all the dishes just some of the standouts for me. Pan Seared Scallop Fennel and Orange Salad, Fennel Fronds, Pickled beets and Orange segments. Now usually I am not overly fond of citrus in my meal, but this was a subtle citrus flavouring that I really enjoyed. The scallops were the two perfect bites of heaven I had been waiting for since I RSVP'd to the event! A very colourful dish indeed. Fraser Valley Duck Duo. Pan-Roasted Breast, Duck Leg press, Crispy fruit and cinnamon bread pudding, baby carrots. One perfectly crispy not overly fatty slice of duck breast then the Duck Leg press that our servers informed us had taken four hours to cook!! It was served with a carrot and I am always interested to know how the carrots turn out and everyone agreed they were perfectly steamed. But who cares about the carrot when you are eating duck? The duck was succulent goodness!! As a Palate Cleanser we were brought a cup with Watermelon Consommé and Balsamic Pearls along with a small spoon. We were thoroughly enthralled by the fact we were enjoying little pearls of balsamic vinegar. Someone compared it to bubble tea, but the technique to make them must be something to see! The Savory Chévre Cheese Cake Apricot Gel, Fig Chutney was so rich and delicious. I am a big fan of goat cheese! This was a shared dish so I did the honour of cutting the chesse. The few sweet slices of toast that came with it were not enough but the vibrant colour from the splash of apricot gel was out of this world! (but for some reason I have no pic, darn). Finally we were treated to two types of dessert. The first was a Chocolate Ganache Tart with Smoked Walnuts and Raspberry Purée. Chef Hiro had used crystals of dehydrated raspberries (aka, raspberry dust) for colour and decorations and it was truly impressive! For a woman who loves chocolate I still have a hard time deciding which dessert was my favourite, especially because of the gorgeous ice plate the second dessert was presented on. The round one inch thick ice plate was carved with the schools mascot, an Aboriginal style eagle head. There was a small circle bore out to hold the strawberry peppercorn ice cream, with strawberry moscato granita and micro basil. http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/johnson-heights-high-school-surrey?select=gQFV8PTHgLsz4dPFYfuG3g#_Lj-POvdSAd0So8ipELYgw I could not leave without the plate and the friendly, knowledgeable server asked the Chef if I could take it home where it still sits in my freezer as a souvenir of the evening. I have to say. I arrived uncertain but left extremely satisfied. The student servers explained each dish and were sure to keep our water glasses full. Although sometimes we were short on cutlery their friendly, enthusiastic demeanor made it hard to point out any inconsistencies. Another highlight of the evening was the string band that entertained us with classical music. I think it lent a certain element of refinement to the evening! I am not sure who to thank for this lovely event. Chef Hiro and his kitchen team who made the delectable 10 course meal. My fellow foodie, Jenn for inviting me. The JH Leadership team for coordinating the evening. Our lovely servers who made sure we knew about everything on our plate. The talented musicians that entertained us through out the evening The guests we enjoyed our meal with and of course The school for hosting the event. Although this will likely be a one time event, I look forward to the next time a student comes to "give back" to their former HS. That may have been the sweetest part of the night!

just like any other middle school so like yea. there really isn't anything special about this…read moreschool, you just learn and move on.

This is a really great school lots of great teachers. Definitely five stars. Really nothing wrong…read morewith this school. I really like it. I need to make this review longer. Is this long enough? No? Okay, I'll add more useless text.

Maple Creek is a good school and I'm having a blast there. The staff are very friendly and the…read morestudents are too.

Decent middle school. Coquitlam is the have district that have middle school system otherwise after…read moreelementary it's just automatically secondary. Decent amount of students and of different ethnicity which I find it great. I went there for a year before transferring to LFAS for arts. I skipped a grade there because the principal recommended it and I never been more grateful. It's amazing and everything worked out well. Mostly very nice teachers

Walked up and about, for an outside look of 'Burnaby Mountain Secondary School' as part of my…read moreearly-morning walk today. It had been a rather long while since I went up from Eastlake Drive for a look, and my reaction this time, was much the same as times before -- wow!! such a fantastic setting for a school!! I walked up from Eastlake Drive via the pedestrian walk / vehicle exit at Beaverbrook Drive, along the front, and ends of the school, and then walked back down to Eastlake Drive via the pedestrian walk / vehicle entrance at Centaurus Drive. I did not get a look at the back side of the school. The area out front -- between Eastlake Drive and the school itself -- is well-forested, making it very difficult to actually seeing the school from the street below, and especially so at this time, with all the trees and other vegetation, fully-leaved, and green. Such a lovely, natural setting!! The walkabout at 'Burnaby Mountain Secondary' was a much-enjoyed, diversion included in my walk this morning.

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A full K-12 grade school. Solid leadership and great Christian teachers. A beautiful location of…read morecourse on the island. So much is offered without sacrificing the positives of having small class sizes.

Was going to attend WGSS but ended up going to LFAS at the last minute. Walnut Grove Secondary do…read morehave pretty great programs and classes such as wood or metal workshops, IB's, AP's, regular courses, and much more. Not as prepared for art universities as LFAS but still decent. However, if you're looking for academic programs in universities WGSS or RE Mountain are the schools to go in Langley. They do have lots of students but it's still fine. Teachers are good in general and it's a good consideration.

I went here during high school and was a really good experience. The teachers and staff seem to…read moregenerally care about you and your education. They teach and grade just like they do in university/ college. Regent is also known for its close knit classes so the people in your grade end up being like your family the years you spend there and for the most part beyond your school years there. They have a lot of great missionary opportunities. And I really enjoyed being apart of them. I was able to help out people and learn about a new culture. I would recommend anyone to join this school. If it wasn't for them I wouldn't be who I am today. Or have the great education I have now.

please give the students a day off because snow, they deserve it…read more thank you 13870 larwin road

While considered one of Vancouver's schools of "hard knocks", this racially diverse high school is…read moreactually quite safe, provided that you aren't in of one the gangs. With nerds, jocks, and everything in between, students tend to dress differently and are less likely to conform to any one standard of behavior. Gone is the "who's cool" rule of thumb, with geeks taking pride in their good grades and thugs content to only harass other thugs. Not that popularity isn't an issue, it's just that the school is so large and things are so diverse that nobody really cares about the people they don't know personally. With a great selection of electives like metal works, electronics, band class, hairdressing etc..., it definitely delivers on the technical trades, and has everything from French Immersion for stuck-ups to the Nova program for last chance drop-outs. I recommend CPTV (Video) with Mr. Grenier, Electronics with Mr. Fruing, and the railway tracks behind the field for smoking lunch time doobies.

Nice school, nicer part of Surrey that is not White Rock lol…read more Parking lot in front that allows visitor parking on edges. Good size playground. Montessori school on site.