Centennial Christian School

About

Centennial Christian School is located at 3608 Sparks St, Terrace, BC V8G 2V6. The school serves families from preschool/PreK through Grade 12 and describes itself as a community-focused, independent, non-denominational Christian school in Terrace, BC. It follows BC Ministry of Education K–12 learning outcomes while approaching learning from a God-centered worldview, with a “Head, Heart and Hands” focus on educating the whole child. The school’s stated “Deep Hope” is that students’ formational learning experiences will help them find their role in God’s story, supported by staff, resources, and community partners.

At a Glance

School type: Independent School (Coast Mountains)

Education language: English

Religious affiliation: Centennial Christian School is a non-denominational Christian school that intentionally integrates faith and faith formation into the learning environment. The school describes its worldview as based on the sovereignty of God and the authority of His Word, with a goal of nurturing and empowering students to Christ-like living.

Grades: K-12

Phone: 250 635-6173

Email: principal@centennialchristian.ca

Principal: Edgar Veldman

Religious Affiliation

Centennial Christian School is a non-denominational Christian school that intentionally integrates faith and faith formation into the learning environment. The school describes its worldview as based on the sovereignty of God and the authority of His Word, with a goal of nurturing and empowering students to Christ-like living.

Programs and Services

Athletics and extracurricular sports Community events / fitness opportunities The school highlights community-wide athletic events such as the Annual Centennial Spring Classic and a Golf Scramble, and notes that athletics offerings vary by year based on student numbers and interests. It also runs separate Sports Days for primary, elementary, and high school near the end of the school year.

• Cross Country Running
• Volleyball
• Basketball
• Track and Field
• Badminton
• Ski & Snowboard
• Run Club
• Skipping Club
• Table Tennis
• 4-square
• 9-square
• Hiking

School Culture and Expectations

The school emphasizes “learning in and with community” and a Head, Heart, and Hands approach to educating the whole child. Its core values include Community of Grace, Identity in Christ, Servant Heart, and Stewardship. The school also states an intention for the learning environment to reflect the diversity and unity of God’s creation, and it highlights supporting each other as a community.

Enrollment

Families are encouraged to learn about the school by exploring the website and/or booking a meeting or school tour. To apply, families submit a Student Registration Form (one per student) along with the student’s two most recent report cards (unless applying for Kindergarten) and a birth certificate, plus membership and information-release forms. After submission, the school schedules an interview with the principal (and a student assessment if needed) to determine educational needs and grade placement; acceptance depends on factors such as class size and resources. New families are invited to a New Member Info Meeting during the first week of the school year.