Catholic Elementary · CISVA · K–7 · Coquitlam West

Queen of All Saints — parents' guide + Coquitlam homes.

A Coquitlam REALTOR®'s read on Queen of All Saints (QAS) — the CISVA Catholic elementary attached to All Saints Parish on Como Lake Avenue. How CISVA admissions priority works, what makes QAS different from Our Lady of Fatima, and why no-catchment Catholic schooling changes the housing decision.

Book a Strategy Call Call Craig — 604-202-6092

Quick Answer

What should you know about Queen of All Saints Elementary School Guide?

Queen of All Saints (1405 Como Lake Avenue, V3J 3P4) — CISVA Catholic K–7 elementary attached to All Saints Parish in Coquitlam. Full school profile: admissions, parishioner priority, K → 12 Catholic pathway, plus a REALTOR® Craig Johnston, Top 1% Team in 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.

Quick answer

Queen of All Saints School — Queen of All Saints School is a catholic elementary (cisva) school in Coquitlam, serving grades K–7 in the Coquitlam West · Como Lake Avenue area. All Saints Parish CISVA Catholic elementary, K–7. Address: 1405 Como Lake Avenue, V3J 3P4. Phone 604-931-9071.

Verified school facts · Independent school

About Queen of All Saints (QAS).

School type

Catholic Elementary (CISVA)

Grades

K–7

Affiliation

Roman Catholic — Catholic Independent Schools of the Vancouver Archdiocese (CISVA). Affiliated with All Saints Parish.

Address

1405 Como Lake Avenue, Coquitlam, BC V3J 3P4

Phone

604-931-9071

Website

School website →

Administration

Joan Sandberg (Principal) · jsandberg@cisva.bc.ca
VP: Confirm current VP roster on qasbc.ca.

Enrolment

Small parish elementary — confirm current-year enrolment with the school office.

School hours

Confirm the current year's bell schedule directly with the school at 604-931-9071.

Admissions

Apply at Queen of All Saints (QAS) →

Application window

Confirm with the QAS admissions office. CISVA schools typically open applications in early winter for the following September.

Tuition

Tuition follows a tiered CISVA structure — parishioner (Catholic, registered, supporting the parish) / non-parishioner Catholic / non-Catholic rates. Contact the QAS admissions office at 604-931-9071 for current rates.

School details verified against the school's official website (May 2026). Bell schedules, administrators, tuition, 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

The Coquitlam parish Catholic elementary affiliated with All Saints Parish — a K–7 CISVA-accredited school in the Coquitlam West / Como Lake area, built by the parish in 1996.

Queen of All Saints is the Catholic elementary attached to All Saints Parish in Coquitlam — one of the CISVA (Catholic Independent Schools of the Vancouver Archdiocese) elementary feeders that typically continue to Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary. Faith formation is woven through the school day: daily religion class, weekly Mass attendance, and sacramental preparation are part of the program.

Programs & academic profile

What Queen of All Saints (QAS) actually offers.

Full BC Ministry of Education K–7 curriculum

Standard BC elementary curriculum delivered with Catholic faith formation embedded throughout.

Catholic faith formation

Daily religion class, weekly all-school Mass, sacramental preparation, retreats, and parish involvement.

Athletics — CISVA league

Basketball, volleyball, cross-country, and other sports competing in the CISVA elementary league.

Choir and music programming

School choir and music programming as part of the curriculum.

Learning support

Limited learning support typical of CISVA elementaries — confirm specific provisions with the school.

Pre-K note

QAS does NOT offer Pre-Kindergarten — the school starts at Kindergarten.

Admissions, feeders & geographic reach

Where Queen of All Saints (QAS) students come from — and where they go next.

Catchment / geographic reach

QAS does NOT have a public school catchment. Admissions priority follows the CISVA ladder: All Saints Parish parishioners first, then non-parishioner Catholic families, then non-Catholic families subject to space. Coquitlam West / Como Lake area location makes the school convenient for families across central and west Coquitlam.

Feeds in from

QAS is a K-entry school.

Promotes to

Most QAS graduates continue at Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary (Port Coquitlam) — the CISVA Catholic secondary serving the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge parishes. Some families also choose SD43 public secondary.

Admissions process

Apply directly through the school. Queen of All Saints (QAS) admissions →

Extracurriculars · sports · clubs

Top extracurriculars at Queen of All Saints (QAS).

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 Queen of All Saints (QAS) catchment — what I tell clients.

QAS doesn't tie housing to a specific catchment — students come from across Coquitlam and beyond, with All Saints Parish boundary families getting admissions priority. For families seeking continuous Catholic education K → 12, the QAS → Archbishop Carney pipeline is one of the two main CISVA pathways in the Tri-Cities (the other being Our Lady of Fatima → Archbishop Carney). Housing decisions can be made independently of school choice — focus on neighbourhood fit.

  1. QAS has no public catchment. If Catholic K–7 education is a priority, you can buy anywhere in the Tri-Cities and apply.
  2. Parish parishioner status drives admissions priority. If your family is already part of All Saints Parish, that's the highest priority tier.
  3. The natural K → 12 Catholic pathway is QAS → Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary. If that's the plan, your housing decision can stay focused on lifestyle.
  4. Tuition varies by parishioner status — build it into your housing-plus-education budget when comparing private vs. public catchment options.

Frequently asked questions

Queen of All Saints (QAS) — FAQ.

Is Queen of All Saints a good school?

Queen of All Saints (QAS) is the CISVA Catholic elementary attached to All Saints Parish in Coquitlam — a K–7 school built in 1996 with Catholic faith formation embedded throughout the curriculum. For Catholic families seeking a parish-affiliated elementary in central/west Coquitlam, QAS is the local option.

Does Queen of All Saints have a catchment?

No. QAS is a CISVA Catholic elementary, not a public catchment school. Admissions priority follows the CISVA ladder: All Saints Parish parishioners first, then non-parishioner Catholic families, then non-Catholic families subject to space.

What grade range does Queen of All Saints serve?

Kindergarten through Grade 7. QAS does NOT offer Pre-Kindergarten.

Where do Queen of All Saints graduates typically go for secondary?

Most continue at Archbishop Carney Regional Secondary (Port Coquitlam) — the CISVA Catholic secondary serving the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge parishes. Some families also choose SD43 public secondary.

How do I apply to Queen of All Saints?

Through the school's admissions process at qasbc.ca/admissions/. CISVA admissions priority applies — confirm timing with the school office.

What is the tuition at Queen of All Saints?

Tuition follows a CISVA tiered structure (parishioner / non-parishioner Catholic / non-Catholic). Contact the QAS admissions office for current rates.

Who is the principal at Queen of All Saints?

Joan Sandberg is the current principal (jsandberg@cisva.bc.ca).

Do I need to be Catholic to attend Queen of All Saints?

Catholic families receive admissions priority — parish parishioners first, then non-parishioner Catholic families. Non-Catholic families can apply but are admitted subject to space.

How does Queen of All Saints compare to Our Lady of Fatima?

Both are CISVA Catholic K–7 elementaries in Coquitlam. QAS runs an English-only program. Our Lady of Fatima offers full dual-stream English + French Immersion at every K–7 grade level — the only Catholic + FI bilingual elementary in the Tri-Cities. If FI is part of the plan, Our Lady of Fatima is the answer; for English-only Catholic education in Coquitlam West, QAS is the option.

What is QAS's address and phone?

1405 Como Lake Avenue, Coquitlam, BC V3J 3P4. Phone 604-931-9071.

Continue your Coquitlam school research

Related Tri-Cities school + catchment pages.

Sources & methodology

School facts verified against the SD43 Queen of All Saints (QAS) 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.

Buying into the Queen of All Saints (QAS) catchment? Talk to Craig.

A long-time Tri-Cities resident and licensed REALTOR®, Craig knows the catchment streets, the boundary risks, and the homes that come up inside the Queen of All Saints (QAS) catchment before they hit the public market.

Book a Strategy Call Call 604-202-6092 Email Craig