Children of Integrity Montessori

About

Children of Integrity Montessori Academy is located at 2541 Quay Place, Coquitlam, BC V3H 2S7. Since 2006, the school says it has offered a fully accredited Montessori education from preschool through Grade 7, combining strong academics with a focus on the whole child. It describes a campus on over 8 acres of forested land in Coquitlam’s Cedar Brook neighbourhood, with the forest as part of students’ daily rhythm for exploration and connection.

At a Glance

School type: Independent School (Coquitlam)

Education language: The school offers a Mandarin program and a Language Lab (French) as part of its enrichment offerings. The sources do not explicitly state the core language(s) used to teach the curriculum or describe any immersion/bilingual instruction model.

Religious affiliation: None / Secular

Grades: K-7

Phone: 604 461-1223

Email: principal@coima.org

Principal: Maria Woulfe

Education Languages

The school offers a Mandarin program and a Language Lab (French) as part of its enrichment offerings. The sources do not explicitly state the core language(s) used to teach the curriculum or describe any immersion/bilingual instruction model.

Programs and Services

Music Education Program The school lists a Music Education Program and notes winter and spring concerts as part of student experiences. Student enrichment / specials The school lists enrichment and specials including Mandarin, a Language Lab (French), Physical Education (Fundamental Core Program), Musical Theatre, Life Skills (Maintenance), outdoor exploration, field trips, and special events/holiday celebrations. Before- and after-school care The school offers before-school care and after-school care. The after-school program description includes unstructured outdoor play and gym sports equipment time, plus structured games, crafts, sports, cooking, service, gardening, reading, and drawing.

School Culture and Expectations

The school says it aims to fill childhood with curiosity, independence, and joy, and that its Montessori approach builds confidence, independence, and a lifelong love of learning. It emphasizes a warm community where educators bring kindness and genuine care so children feel supported and known. The school also highlights mixed-aged communities where children learn to follow and then learn to lead.

Enrollment

Families begin by arranging a school tour; during the tour they receive an application form. To apply, families return the completed application with a $100 payment and book a classroom visit; the process also includes a child visit, a parent meeting with school leaders, and Zoom interviews. The school states it enrolls students year-round, and placement depends on availability, age, previous Montessori experience, and language skills; if no spot is available, students may be waitlisted.