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Lester B Pearson College of
The Pacific
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School Profile:
Founded 1979
60 students, 3-12 yrs
Address
650 Pearson College Drive, Victoria, British Columbia, V9C
4H7, Canada
Tel: (+1) 250 391 2411 Fax: (+1) 250 391 2412
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Lester B Pearson College
of the Pacific is a memorial to the late Canadian Prime Minister and
winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. The college is located on the Pacific
Ocean at Pedder Bay, 29 km west of Victoria, British Columbia. The
campus provides an ideal environment for the purpose, aims and philosophy
of the institution.
Although the academic curriculum adheres to the formal disciplines
of the International Baccalaureate, there are few formal classrooms.
This reflects the college's philosophy that education is a dynamic
and continuous process which should not be restricted either to the
narrow confines of a traditional academic classroom, or to an overly
rigid timetable. An important aspect of education at Pearson College
is the constant intellectual and social interaction between students
and staff of totally different cultural backgrounds. The five student
residences and other facilities are designed to create a comfortable
environment where students can share their varied international experiences.
Students are from a diversity of religious beliefs and are encouraged
to deepen their sense of spiritual values through inter-faith occasions,
special programs on the different religious of the world and opportunities
to worship in the surrounding communities.
The college year commences during the first week of September, and
ends in late May following the IB examinations. Selection is made
on the basis of both academic and non-academic qualifications. As
a general rule students should have completed the equivalent of eleven
years of North American schooling, and preferably be between 16 and
17 years of age.
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