Lakecrest is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World Primary Years Programme (PYP) School! Founded in 1993, Lakecrest has been providing students with an exceptional education, a love of learning, the ability to think independently, and the confidence to reach their goals for over 30 years. Located in the heart of St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, we offer small class sizes with one-on-one attention and a safe and nurturing environment for Kindergarten to Grade 9. As an IB World PYP School, we are committed to providing a holistic and globally minded education that fosters inquiry, creativity, and a passion for lifelong learning. Our dedicated team of educators is focused on nurturing the intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development of each student. At Lakecrest, we encourage critical thinking, intercultural understanding, and a sense of responsibility to create well-rounded individuals prepared to thrive in our interconnected world.
From Busking to Bracelets: Creatively Raising Funds for The Janeway Children’s Hospital In a world where it’s easy to get lost in our own lives and struggles, it’s inspiring to come across individuals willing to go out of their way
Fedor (left) and Adilya Dragan (right) were interviewed by Becky Daley on NTV’s Our Time. From One Family To An Entire School Community Meet the Dragan’s, a Ukrainian family part of Lakecrest Independent School who started a humanitarian aid supply
From Lakecrest Classrooms to Advertising Agency Boardrooms Our alumni continue to make meaningful contributions to society in many different and interesting ways. This article provides insight into the life of Lakecrest alumna turned advertising and marketing professional, Sophie Harrington. Sophie
From Lakecrest Labs to Martian Engineering Our alumni continue to contribute to society in many different ways. The focus of this article is an alumnus who is engineering systems to sustain materials and technology as far away as the surface
A true story about independent education and a child’s future. The decision to enroll Thomas in an independent school was considerably important for his parents to make. Their friends all had children that attended public schools, so why would Thomas
At Lakecrest our Staff understands that teaching must be a holistic process. Caring for our children’s mental health is as important as caring for their physical health. We are all impacted by mental health issues the same way we are
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