Khalsa School Old Yale Road

About

Khalsa School Old Yale Road is located at 10677 124 St, Surrey, BC V3V 0B1. It is part of the Khalsa Schools of British Columbia, which follow the BC Ministry of Education curriculum while also upholding Sikh values such as compassion, service, justice, truth, equality, and love for all.

At a Glance

School type: Independent School (Surrey)

Education language: English

Religious affiliation: Khalsa School describes itself as a Sikh institution of learning, rooted in Sikh teachings and values, with an emphasis on spiritual growth and service to the community.

Grades: K-7

Phone: 604 951-2333

Email: kkbaga@khalsaschool.ca

Principal: Kamal Preet Kaur Baga

Religious Affiliation

Khalsa School describes itself as a Sikh institution of learning, rooted in Sikh teachings and values, with an emphasis on spiritual growth and service to the community.

Programs and Services

Athletics and extracurricular sports Transportation (bus service) Khalsa School operates a bus system that transports students to and from school. Families request bus service through the Khalsa School Transportation Office, and students are expected to follow the Khalsa School Bus Code of Conduct (loss of service may result from not following rules). Note requirements are described for route changes, and the school notes that door-to-door service may not always be available due to scheduling restrictions.

• Soccer
• Field hockey
• Basketball
• Gatka

School Culture and Expectations

Across Khalsa School campuses, the school emphasizes Sikh values including compassion, service, justice, truth, equality, and love for all. The school also highlights a holistic approach to education that aims to develop spiritually inclined, honest, and compassionate individuals who strive to serve humanity.

Transportation, Parking, and Getting Here

Khalsa School operates a bus system for transportation to and from school, with service requests handled through the Transportation Office. Students must follow the Khalsa School Bus Code of Conduct, and parents are responsible for supervising children while they wait for the bus. Weather and traffic may cause delays, and families must provide a note to the classroom teacher if a child will not ride their normal route; pick-up may not be door-to-door due to scheduling restrictions.

Enrollment

Families apply by completing a registration request form or by picking up/downloading an application package, then submitting required forms to the Campus Office and paying a registration fee ($125 is stated in the admissions process). Documentation requested includes a recent report card (except Kindergarten), proof of citizenship, proof of residency, and immunization records for Kindergarten applicants. After submission, the school will contact families with an admission update and may request an interview and/or admissions test; upon acceptance, tuition and school fees must be paid (noted as non-refundable).