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Elementary · Heritage Mountain · SD43 Coquitlam School District

Heritage Mountain Elementary — parents' guide + homes in the catchment.

A Coquitlam REALTOR®'s read on Heritage Mountain Elementary — the anchor neighbourhood school for the Heritage Mountain residential community. What the catchment actually covers, what the K → middle → secondary pipeline looks like, and what Heritage Mountain housing costs versus the lower-slope alternatives.

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Quick Answer

What should you know about Heritage Mountain Elementary?

Heritage Mountain Elementary School — Heritage Mountain Elementary School is an elementary school in Port Moody, serving grades K–5 in the Heritage Mountain · Newport Village slope area. Heritage Mountain's anchor neighbourhood elementary. Address: 125 Ravine Drive, V3H 4Z1. Phone 604-469-6407.

Verify your exact address

Check whether your address is actually inside the Heritage Mountain Elementary catchment.

SD43 catchments are set by address, not by neighbourhood name. Enter your street in the district’s official School Locator to see the schools that serve your home. This is the authoritative source.

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Verified school facts · SD43

About Heritage Mountain Elementary.

School type

Elementary

Grades

K–5

District

SD43 (Coquitlam School District)

Address

125 Ravine Drive, Port Moody, BC V3H 4Z1

Phone

604-469-6407

Website

SD43 school page →

Administration (2025–26)

Brian Leonard (Principal)
VP: Confirm current VP roster with the school office.

Enrolment

283 students, School Year 2025–2026. Confirm current-year totals with the school office.

School hours

Confirm the current year's bell schedule directly with the school at 604-469-6407.

Local representation

School Trustee: SD43 Board of Education contact → · MLA: Port Moody-Burquitlam

In-catchment registration

SD43 district registration →

Cross-catchment / school of choice

SD43 cross-catchment policy →

Catchment locator

SD43 school 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

Heritage Mountain Elementary, by the numbers.

Real, sourced enrolment figures for Heritage Mountain Elementary — cross-referenced against BC’s public school enrolment reporting so you’re not relying on a guess.

Current enrolment

283 students

2025–2026 school year

Grades served

K–5

Standard SD43 elementary program

Enrolment by grade

School Year 2025–2026

K n/a
1 30
2 48
3 55
4 39
5 64

Kindergarten enrolment is not broken out in the source’s published grade-level chart for this school — only grades 1–5 are shown, totalling 236 of the school’s 283 enrolled students. We are not estimating or backing out a Kindergarten figure from the remainder; confirm the current Kindergarten headcount directly with the school office.

Enrolment cross-referenced against publicly reported BC K–12 school enrolment data for SD43, retrieved September 2026 (School Year 2025–2026).

What this school is best known for

The anchor neighbourhood elementary for the Heritage Mountain residential community — regularly cited by Port Moody-area realtors and parents as a desirable catchment school. Distinct from the broader Heritage Mountain neighbourhood guide on this site.

Heritage Mountain Elementary serves the heart of the Heritage Mountain residential community — the slope of established 1990s–2000s detached homes above Newport Village. For families buying into Heritage Mountain specifically for the catchment, this school is the K-end of the K → middle → secondary pipeline that continues through Eagle Mountain Middle and ends at Heritage Woods Secondary.

Programs & academic profile

What Heritage Mountain Elementary actually offers.

Core K–5 English program

Standard BC elementary curriculum.

Learning support and inclusion

SD43 inclusive-education model — resource teachers, learning support, counselling.

ELL support

Standard SD43 English Language Learning programming.

Library and learning commons

Standard SD43 elementary library, with digital-literacy programming.

Indigenous Education Support

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.

SD43 International Student Program

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.

Transportation note

SD43 does not provide bus service. Most Heritage Mountain catchment addresses are within walking distance, but elevation matters — plan accordingly.

Catchment, feeders & cross-catchment

Where Heritage Mountain Elementary students come from — and where they go next.

Catchment area

The Heritage Mountain neighbourhood — upper Ravine Drive, Parkside, Forester, and surrounding streets above Newport Village. The catchment is well-defined inside the Heritage Mountain residential boundary, but verify a specific address through the SD43 locator because edges with Aspenwood and Mountain Meadows are narrow.

Feeds in from

Heritage Mountain Elementary is a K-entry-point school.

Promotes to

Students typically promote to Eagle Mountain Middle (grades 6–8) → Heritage Woods Secondary (grades 9–12).

Cross-catchment

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

Top extracurriculars at Heritage Mountain Elementary.

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

Buying inside the Heritage Mountain Elementary catchment — what I tell clients.

Heritage Mountain's catchment is the polished version of the eastern Port Moody slope — established homes built primarily in the late 1990s and 2000s, manicured landscaping, sweeping views off the upper streets. The catchment commands a premium against Mountain Meadows below and is consistently cited as one of Port Moody's strongest family-buyer catchments. For deeper Heritage Mountain neighbourhood market intel, see the Heritage Mountain Schools Guide hub on this site.

  1. Heritage Mountain pricing is supported by the catchment as much as the views. Buyers looking for the school but not the price tag should look at Mountain Meadows below — different catchment, real money saved.
  2. Walking distance to the school is one of Heritage Mountain's selling points. Verify the walk grade and route for your specific block — Ravine Drive is steep in places.
  3. The Heritage Mountain → Eagle Mountain Middle → Heritage Woods pipeline is one of SD43's most stable. For families planning K–12 in one neighbourhood, this catchment is the cleanest play.
  4. Most homes are now 20–30 years old. Underwrite roof, mechanical, and exterior accordingly in your buyer-side budget.

Frequently asked questions

Heritage Mountain Elementary — FAQ.

Is Heritage Mountain Elementary a good school?

Heritage Mountain Elementary is regularly cited as one of Port Moody's stronger neighbourhood elementaries. It anchors the Heritage Mountain residential community and offers a clean K → middle → secondary pathway through Eagle Mountain Middle to Heritage Woods Secondary.

Who is the principal at Heritage Mountain Elementary?

Brian Leonard is the current principal per the SD43 administrators listings.

What is the catchment for Heritage Mountain Elementary?

The Heritage Mountain residential neighbourhood — upper Ravine Drive, Parkside, Forester, and surrounding streets above Newport Village. Verify a specific address through the SD43 locator; edges with Aspenwood and Mountain Meadows are narrow.

Is Heritage Mountain Elementary the same as the Heritage Mountain Schools Guide on this site?

No. The Heritage Mountain Schools Guide is a neighbourhood-level hub covering every school serving the Heritage Mountain community (elementary, middle, secondary). This page is specifically about Heritage Mountain Elementary at 125 Ravine Drive.

Where do Heritage Mountain students go for middle school?

Eagle Mountain Middle (grades 6–8) in Anmore, adjacent to Heritage Woods Secondary.

Where do Heritage Mountain students go for high school?

Heritage Woods Secondary in Port Moody (grades 9–12).

Does Heritage Mountain offer French Immersion?

No. SD43's Port Moody French Immersion entry point is École Glenayre Elementary.

Does SD43 bus to Heritage Mountain Elementary?

No. SD43 has discontinued bus transportation district-wide.

Can my child attend Heritage Mountain Elementary from out-of-catchment?

Yes — through the SD43 cross-catchment / school-of-choice process when space permits. Heritage Mountain's reputation drives cross-catchment demand, so placements aren't guaranteed.

What is Heritage Mountain Elementary's address and phone?

125 Ravine Drive, Port Moody, BC V3H 4Z1. Phone 604-469-6407.

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Sources & methodology

School facts verified against the SD43 Heritage Mountain Elementary school page, the SD43 Board of Education / Trustees page, and the SD43 school locator. Catchment, registration, and cross-catchment information from SD43's cross-catchment policy page. Enrolment (283 students, 2025–2026; grades 1–5 individually reported, Kindergarten not broken out by the source) is cross-referenced against the BC Ministry of Education's Student Headcount by Grade open dataset, retrieved September 2026; the Indigenous Education Support program and the SD43 International Student Program were cross-referenced against publicly reported SD43 district program information, also retrieved September 2026. All SD43.bc.ca links on this page were re-verified September 2026 after SD43 relaunched its website — the previous SharePoint-style URLs (school pages, the locator page, registration, cross-catchment) all now 404 or redirect to the SD43 homepage. This same link rot is very likely present across the rest of the school-guide pages and should be swept sitewide, not just fixed on this one. Real estate commentary is the professional opinion of Craig Johnston, REALTOR® license V99960, working under The MACNABS at Royal LePage Elite West and serving the SD43 Tri-Cities market.

Page reviewed and dated June 2026; facility, 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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