Middle School · Anmore · SD43 Coquitlam School District
Updated October 2026 · Craig Johnston, REALTOR® V99960
A Coquitlam REALTOR®'s read on Eagle Mountain Middle — the purpose-built middle school for Anmore, Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, and Pleasantside. How the catchment actually works, what the Eagle Mountain → Heritage Woods Secondary pipeline means for K–12 planning, and why SD43's busing decision matters here more than almost anywhere else.
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What should you know about Eagle Mountain Middle?
Eagle Mountain Middle School — Eagle Mountain Middle School is a middle school in Anmore, serving grades 6–8 in the Anmore · Heritage Mountain · Heritage Woods area. Purpose-built middle school adjacent to Heritage Woods Secondary. Address: 110 Dogwood Drive, V3H 5G1. Phone 604-469-1133.
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Verified school facts · SD43
School type
Middle
Grades
6–8
District
SD43 (Coquitlam School District)
Address
110 Dogwood Drive, Anmore, BC V3H 5G1
Phone
Website
Administration (2025–26)
Confirm current principal with the SD43 2025–26 administrators listing or directly with the school office. (Principal)
VP: Confirm current VP roster with the school office.
Enrolment
549 students, School Year 2025–2026. Confirm current-year totals with the school office.
School hours
Bell schedule is published on the school's About page — confirm the current year's schedule directly with the school office at 604-469-1133.
Local representation
School Trustee: SD43 Board of Education contact → · MLA: Port Moody-Burquitlam
In-catchment registration
Cross-catchment / school of choice
Catchment locator
School details verified against the SD43 school page (June 2026). Bell schedules, administrators, and program details can change year to year — confirm the current year directly with the school office before relying on any specific number.
Enrolment snapshot
Real, sourced enrolment figures for Eagle Mountain Middle — cross-referenced against BC's public school enrolment reporting so you're not relying on a guess.
Current enrolment
549 students
2025–2026 school year
Grades served
6–8
Standard SD43 middle-school program
Enrolment by grade
School Year 2025/2026
Per-grade figures (192 + 182 + 188 = 562) sum to slightly more than the school's published total headcount of 549 — both numbers come from the same source snapshot, so treat any single grade's count as approximate and confirm current-year figures with the school office.
Enrolment and grade breakdown confirmed via SchoolGuide's public school-profile tool (schoolguide.vtco.app), retrieved September 2026 (School Year 2025–2026).
What this school is best known for
Eagle Mountain Middle was opened in 2014–15 to serve Anmore, Belcarra, Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, and Pleasantside families who previously had no middle school of their own. The building won architectural recognition at opening for its LEED-oriented design. Sited next door to Heritage Woods Secondary, Eagle Mountain → Heritage Woods is one of the cleanest middle → secondary transitions in SD43.
Programs & academic profile
Standard BC middle-school curriculum taught by subject specialists.
Concert and Jazz Band programming through the music programs department.
Middle-school sports — cross-country, basketball, volleyball, track, and seasonal teams typical of SD43 middles.
SD43 inclusive-education model — resource teachers, learning support, counselling.
Standard SD43 English Language Learning programming.
District-wide, under SD43's Aboriginal Enhancement Agreement. Indigenous Support Teachers and Child & Youth Care Workers, scholarships, land-based learning, and the All Nations Canoe Event, serving grades K–12 across SD43.
District-wide, grades K–12. Full-year (10-month) and summer options, with ESL and Culture Programming and a Teacher Training Program; qualifying secondary students can access AP and IB coursework.
SD43 does not bus. For Anmore and upper Heritage Mountain families, this is a real planning consideration — most families drive or coordinate carpools.
Catchment, feeders & cross-catchment
Anmore, Belcarra, Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, and Pleasantside — the eastern Port Moody mountain communities plus the Village of Anmore. Catchment lines are largely defined by the geography of the slope. Confirm boundary-edge addresses through the SD43 locator.
Anmore Elementary, Aspenwood Elementary, Heritage Mountain Elementary, Mountain Meadows Elementary (boundary-edge addresses), and Pleasantside Elementary all feed Eagle Mountain Middle.
Heritage Woods Secondary (grades 9–12) — adjacent campus.
SD43 allows cross-catchment enrolment when space permits, allocated by lottery with in-district and sibling priority. SD43 cross-catchment policy →
Catchment lines run down individual streets and can put one side of a road in one catchment and the opposite side in the next. Always verify a specific address with the SD43 school locator before relying on any boundary statement.
Extracurriculars · sports · clubs
Programs change year to year. Confirm the current season's club and sport list on the school's Programs / Clubs page.
Inside the catchment · housing read
The Eagle Mountain catchment is wide geographically but narrow demographically — it's the middle school for some of the highest-end residential streets in the Tri-Cities. Anmore estate lots, Heritage Mountain established detached, Heritage Woods upper slope, Pleasantside Inlet-side homes — they all feed here. Cross-catchment applicants come from across Port Moody for the building, the program, and the adjacency to Heritage Woods Secondary.
Feeder elementary schools
Pleasantside Elementary feed into Eagle Mountain Middle. Each entry below carries the school's provincial record — principal, address, office line, grades and official school code — taken from the B.C. Ministry of Education's Student Success database rather than a directory copy. Catchment boundaries for elementary and middle are drawn separately, so confirm any boundary-edge address through SD43's locator before relying on it.
Grades K-5, public, School District 43. 195 Barber St, Port Moody V3H 3A8. Office 604 469-9288. Principal James Morton. Provincial school code 04343051.
SD43 lists it as english, with no immersion stream on site.
Catchment: the Pleasantside neighbourhood and Old Orchard area on the Inlet side of Port Moody. Catchment lines are tight along the Inlet ridge — confirm a specific address through the SD43 locator.
For the housing in that footprint, read the Belcarra village guide and ioco april road detached.
Frequently asked questions
Eagle Mountain is a purpose-built middle school (opened 2014–15) serving Anmore, Belcarra, Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, and Pleasantside. The building won architectural recognition at opening, and the campus is adjacent to Heritage Woods Secondary — creating one of SD43's cleanest middle → secondary pipelines.
Anmore, Belcarra, Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, and Pleasantside neighbourhoods. The catchment is wide geographically but defined by the eastern Port Moody slope and the Village of Anmore. Verify boundary-edge addresses through the SD43 locator.
Anmore Elementary, Aspenwood Elementary, Heritage Mountain Elementary, Pleasantside Elementary, and boundary-edge Mountain Meadows addresses.
Heritage Woods Secondary in Port Moody (grades 9–12) — adjacent campus. The transition is one of the smoothest in SD43.
Eagle Mountain has 549 students enrolled for the 2025–2026 school year; the building was originally designed for approximately 500 students when it opened in 2015.
No. SD43 has discontinued bus transportation district-wide. For Anmore families this is a meaningful consideration — confirm carpool or drive options before committing to the catchment.
Yes — through the SD43 cross-catchment / school-of-choice process when space permits. The building is sized for its catchment, so out-of-catchment placements are limited.
No — Eagle Mountain is English-only. SD43's French Immersion middle hosts in the area are École Banting Middle (Coquitlam) and École Kwayhquitlum Middle (Port Coquitlam). The Port Moody FI elementary at Glenayre typically feeds Banting for middle school.
Confirm the current principal with the SD43 2025–26 administrators listing — the assignment was being finalised at the time of this guide. The school office at 604-469-1133 will confirm the current administration.
110 Dogwood Drive, Anmore, BC V3H 5G1. Phone 604-469-1133.
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The full SD43 schools guide for the Tri-Cities.
Hub
Ranked guide to the top Coquitlam SD43 schools.
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Every SD43 French Immersion entry point.
Private
Independent schools serving Coquitlam, Port Moody, Port Coquitlam.
Sources & methodology
School facts verified against the SD43 Eagle Mountain Middle school page and the SD43 Board of Education / Trustees page. Catchment, registration, and cross-catchment information from SD43's cross-catchment policy page and the SD43 school locator. Enrolment (549 students, School Year 2025–2026) and program confirmation (Indigenous Education Support, SD43 International Student Program) were verified via SchoolGuide's public school-profile tool (schoolguide.vtco.app), retrieved September 2026; the grade-by-grade enrolment split shown in the Enrolment Snapshot above sums to 562, a variance from the published total of 549 — both figures come from the same source snapshot, so treat any single grade's count as approximate. All SD43.bc.ca links on this page were re-verified September 2026 after SD43 relaunched its website — the previous SharePoint-style URLs (the school page, the locator, registration, and cross-catchment) all now 404 or redirect to the SD43 homepage. Real estate commentary is the professional opinion of Craig Johnston, REALTOR® license V99960, working under Royal LePage Elite West and serving the SD43 Tri-Cities market.
Page reviewed and dated June 2026; enrolment and program details refreshed September 2026. License V99960 · BCFSA-regulated. Confirm school program details with the school office before relying on them for an enrolment decision.
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