Secondary · Heritage Mountain · 'Urban Forest' Campus

Heritage Woods Secondary — parents' guide + homes in the catchment.

A Coquitlam REALTOR®'s read on Heritage Woods Secondary — the anchor secondary for Anmore, Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, and Pleasantside. The 'urban forest' campus, the 325-seat professional theatre, and what to know about the housing inside the eastern Port Moody catchment.

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Heritage Woods Secondary (1300 David Ave, V3H 5K6) — Port Moody Craig Johnston, Top 1% Team Member — Greater Vancouver REALTORS® and 47+ year Tri-Cities resident, can walk you through the local context. Free Strategy Call ends with a written one-page plan in 24 hours.

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Heritage Woods Secondary School — Heritage Woods Secondary School is a secondary school in Port Moody, serving grades 9–12 in the Heritage Mountain · Heritage Woods · Anmore corridor area. The Heritage Mountain anchor secondary — urban-forest campus + 325-seat theatre. Address: 1300 David Avenue, V3H 5K6. Phone 604-461-8679.

Verified school facts · SD43

About Heritage Woods Secondary.

School type

Secondary

Grades

9–12

District

SD43 (Coquitlam School District)

Address

1300 David Avenue, Port Moody, BC V3H 5K6

Phone

604-461-8679

Website

SD43 school page →

Administration (2025–26)

Cheryl Woods (Principal)
VP: Confirm current VP roster with the school office.

Enrolment

Approximately 1,400 students.

School hours

Confirm the current year's bell schedule directly with the school at 604-461-8679.

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 (May 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.

What this school is best known for

An 'urban forest' campus on the Heritage Mountain slope — every classroom has natural light. Recognized for first-class results across academics, fine arts, athletics, and community service. Houses a 325-seat professional theatre and a full track-and-field complex.

Heritage Woods is the destination secondary for the entire eastern Port Moody mountain corridor — Anmore, Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, Pleasantside, and Belcarra families all funnel here through Eagle Mountain Middle. The campus was designed as an 'urban forest' (natural light in every classroom). Performing arts get a 325-seat professional theatre; athletics get a rubberized track and synthetic field.

Programs & academic profile

What Heritage Woods Secondary actually offers.

Comprehensive academic program (Grade 9–12)

Full BC Dogwood graduation pathway with strong electives across sciences, humanities, arts, and applied skills.

Performing arts in a 325-seat professional theatre

Drama, musical theatre, concert band, choir, and theatre tech run out of a dedicated 325-seat venue on campus.

Athletics — full complex

Rubberized track, synthetic field, gymnasiums. Soccer, rugby, basketball, volleyball, track-and-field, cross-country.

Career preparation and trades pathways

Career-focused electives, work experience placements.

Community service program

Long-running community service identity — a defining piece of the school's culture.

Learning support and inclusion

SD43 inclusive-education model.

Catchment, feeders & cross-catchment

Where Heritage Woods Secondary students come from — and where they go next.

Catchment area

Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, Anmore, Belcarra, and eastern Port Moody plateau communities.

Feeds in from

Eagle Mountain Middle is the dominant feeder — receiving students from Anmore Elementary, Aspenwood, Heritage Mountain, Pleasantside, and Mountain Meadows (partial).

Promotes to

Post-secondary — university, college, trades.

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 Woods Secondary.

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 Woods Secondary catchment — what I tell clients.

Inside the Heritage Woods Secondary catchment in Heritage Mountain · Heritage Woods · Anmore corridor, you're looking at established residential streets. Verify the exact catchment for your address through the SD43 locator before committing — boundary lines can run down individual streets.

  1. Verify the exact catchment for any specific address through the SD43 locator. Catchment lines run down individual streets in Heritage Mountain · Heritage Woods · Anmore corridor.
  2. SD43 does not bus. Plan for driving or walking distance to the school.
  3. Cross-catchment placement is available when space permits through the SD43 school-of-choice process — apply if the in-catchment route isn't right.
  4. The Heritage Woods Secondary feeder relationship into the middle school determines the K → 12 path. Plan ahead if K → 12 continuity matters to your family.

Frequently asked questions

Heritage Woods Secondary — FAQ.

Is Heritage Woods Secondary a good school?

Heritage Woods Secondary is an SD43 grade 9–12 secondary school. An 'urban forest' campus on the Heritage Mountain slope — every classroom has natural light. Recognized for first-class results across academics, fine arts, athletics, and community service. Houses a 325-seat professional theatre and a full track-and-field complex.

What is Heritage Woods Secondary best known for?

An 'urban forest' campus on the Heritage Mountain slope — every classroom has natural light. Recognized for first-class results across academics, fine arts, athletics, and community service. Houses a 325-seat professional theatre and a full track-and-field complex.

What is the catchment for Heritage Woods Secondary?

Heritage Mountain, Heritage Woods, Anmore, Belcarra, and eastern Port Moody plateau communities. Verify a specific address through the SD43 school locator.

Who is the principal at Heritage Woods Secondary?

Cheryl Woods.

What middle schools feed Heritage Woods Secondary?

Eagle Mountain Middle is the dominant feeder — receiving students from Anmore Elementary, Aspenwood, Heritage Mountain, Pleasantside, and Mountain Meadows (partial).

Can my child attend Heritage Woods Secondary from out-of-catchment?

Yes — through the SD43 cross-catchment / school-of-choice process when space permits. Placement is by lottery with in-district and sibling priority.

Does SD43 bus to this school?

No. SD43 has discontinued regular bus transportation district-wide.

What grade range does Heritage Woods Secondary serve?

Grades 9, 10, 11, and 12.

What is Heritage Woods Secondary's address and phone?

1300 David Avenue, Port Moody, BC V3H 5K6. Phone 604-461-8679.

Continue your Coquitlam school research

Related Tri-Cities school + catchment pages.

Sources & methodology

School facts verified against the SD43 Heritage Woods Secondary school page, the SD43 2025–26 School Listings (administrators) PDF, and the SD43 school locator. Catchment, registration, and cross-catchment information from SD43's cross-catchment policy page. 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 May 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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