Donna Gabriel Robins
- Students
- 637
- 2025/2026
778 726 5555 · dgre@sd35.bc.ca
Foundation Skills Assessment, on track or extending — 2025/2026
| Assessment | This school | Langley | B.C. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 4 Literacy | 63.3% | 73.5% | 72.7% |
| Grade 4 Numeracy | 60.0% | 63.1% | 66.5% |
Willoughby Heights · SD35 Langley
These are the homes currently for sale inside the Peter Ewart Middle catchment, drawn to the boundary School District 35 (Langley) publishes. Three elementary schools sit inside it and feed into Peter Ewart.
It runs from 196 Street east to 210 Street at 60 Avenue, widening to 216 Street between 68 and 76 Avenue, and north to 80 Avenue west of 206 Street. Above that, Yorkson Creek Middle takes over. Together the two middle catchments make up exactly the R.E. Mountain Secondary boundary. Being inside the boundary is not the same as being guaranteed a seat, and there is more on that below.
Willoughby has two middle schools and one secondary. Peter Ewart is the southern half, Yorkson Creek the northern, and the line between them runs along about 80 Avenue through the neighbourhood.
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778 726 4815 · peterewart@sd35.bc.ca
Foundation Skills Assessment, on track or extending — 2025/2026
| Assessment | Compared with Langley and B.C. | This school | Langley | B.C. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 7 Literacy | 66.7% | 69.3% | 75.3% | |
| Grade 7 Numeracy | 53.3% | 50.5% | 59.2% |
this school Langley B.C.
Every elementary catchment in this district nests inside exactly one secondary catchment, so a home inside this boundary feeds one of these 3 and then Peter Ewart. Which one depends on the address, not the neighbourhood name — the map above shows how the 3 divide it up.
778 726 5555 · dgre@sd35.bc.ca
Foundation Skills Assessment, on track or extending — 2025/2026
| Assessment | This school | Langley | B.C. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 4 Literacy | 63.3% | 73.5% | 72.7% |
| Grade 4 Numeracy | 60.0% | 63.1% | 66.5% |
604 530 4101 · langleymeadows@sd35.bc.ca
Foundation Skills Assessment, on track or extending — 2025/2026
| Assessment | This school | Langley | B.C. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 4 Literacy | 64.7% | 73.5% | 72.7% |
| Grade 4 Numeracy | 52.4% | 63.1% | 66.5% |
Foundation Skills Assessment, on track or extending — 2025/2026
| Assessment | This school | Langley | B.C. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grade 4 Literacy | 61.3% | 73.5% | 72.7% |
| Grade 4 Numeracy | 61.6% | 63.1% | 66.5% |
These are provincial assessments, not rankings, and they are published by the B.C. Ministry of Education under the Open Government Licence. The figure is the share of students who wrote the assessment and scored in the top bands — On Track or Extending for the Foundation Skills Assessment, Proficient or Extending for the Grade 10 assessments.
Surrey and B.C. sit beside every number on purpose. Grade 10 Numeracy runs at about half the province, so a figure in the forties is close to normal and reads as a failing grade only if you see it on its own. A number without its baselines is not a fact, it is an impression.
What they do not measure: teaching, the programs a school runs, how a particular child would do there, or whether anyone is happy. They measure two skills, on one day, among the students who sat the test. This site does not rank schools and does not publish a rating, because the question buyers actually ask is which catchment an address is in — not which school is best.
School District 35 (Langley) reserves the right to redirect students once a school is full. In 2024 Surrey closed in-catchment registration at three of its schools, so this is not a technicality. The boundary tells you which school an address is assigned to; it does not reserve a desk in it.
Before you make an offer on a home you chose for its school, confirm the address with the district. Their catchment locator is the authority, not this page.
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Three: Donna Gabriel Robins, Langley Meadows and R.C. Garnett. Every elementary catchment in the Langley district nests inside exactly one middle catchment, so a home in this boundary feeds one of those three for elementary and then Peter Ewart for the middle years. R.C. Garnett is a demonstration school run with the district's teacher-education partners; it is a regular catchment feeder all the same.
Roughly 80 Avenue west of 206 Street, and lower to the east: at 80 Avenue the Peter Ewart catchment reaches only to 206 Street, and everything north and east of that corner is Yorkson Creek. Both middle schools feed R.E. Mountain Secondary, so the middle-school line changes the Grade 6 to 8 school without changing the secondary. Check the exact address; the two schools are about three kilometres apart.
The district has said the Willoughby boundaries are being redrawn ahead of a new secondary school and a new middle school, and Peter Ewart Middle is named in that work alongside Yorkson Creek and R.E. Mountain. The line on this page is the district's published boundary as of the date under the map. Treat it as the current answer and confirm the address with the Langley School District before buying for this school in particular.
Looking at the wider neighbourhood rather than the school? See Willoughby Heights homes for sale, or check any address against all three school tiers.
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