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Projects Pending Approval
Priority order of projects as listed on our five-year Capital Plan.
While we work closely with the Ministry of Education, and they are aware of our priorities on our Capital Plan, none of these projects have received funding to proceed to design and construction. Once funded, these projects would move to the Project Details page.
Please note, these priorities include additions, land acquisitions and new schools.
Once a year, the board adopts a five-year Capital Plan. As that plan is put into action, we have created the list below as an ongoing, live document of our projects and planning.
There may be subtle differences between the annual Capital Plan and the the projects pending approval list below. Any differences in priorities are the result of emergent needs, likely the result of our rapid growth.
As soon as a project is supported by the Ministry of Education, it moves from our Pending Approval and Capital Plan list to the Progress Chart page. Supported projects that become funded later move to the Approved Project section of the Progress Chart page.
If you have any questions about this page, please email zinn_j@surreyschools.ca.
School Additions
- Fleetwood Park Secondary
- Mcleod Road Traditional
- Clayton Heights Secondary
- Old Yale Road Elementary
- Lena Shaw Elementary
- Forsyth Road Elementary
- Fraser Heights Secondary
- North Surrey Secondary
- Hjorth Road Elementary
- Peace Arch Elementary
- Latimer Road Elementary
- Martha Currie Elementary
- Frank Hurt Secondary
- Panorama Ridge Secondary
- Kwantlen Park Secondary
- Semiahmoo Secondary
New Schools
- East Newton Secondary
- Anniedale/Tynehead West Elementary
- Clayton Elementary
- William Watson Elementary
- Darts Hill Elementary
- Redwood Heights Area Elementary
- Grandview Heights Elementary
- South Port Kells Area Secondary
- Pacific/Sunnyside Heights Area
- Abbey Ridge Area Elementary
Site Acquisitions
- Anniedale/Tynehead West Elementary
- Clayton Elementary
- Grandview Heights Elementary
- 2nd Grandview Secondary
- South Port Kells Area Secondary
- Fleetwood Area Elementary
- Pacific/Sunnyside Heights Elemnetary
- Abbey Ridge Area Elementary
Capital Projects Pending Approval – School Replacement
Mountainview Montessori (#050)
| School Replacement |
Riverdale Elementary (#059)
| School Replacement |
Port Kells Elementary (#002)
| School Replacement |
Capital Projects Pending Approval – Seismic Mitigation
| David Brankin Elementary (#058) | Seismic Upgrade |
Capital Plan
New projects are first identified in the school district's Capital Plan submission to the Ministry of Education. Projects are categorized by different project types such as Expansions (that adds new enrolling space), Replacements (replacing old existing buildings with a new school) and Seismic Mitigation (seismically upgrading existing H3 buildings).
As part of the Capital Plan submission to the Ministry of Education every year, the district prepares a Project Request Fact Sheet that outlines to the ministry at a very high level the rationale for the project, and a proposed project schedule and budget. After the ministry reviews the fact sheets, they can approve, or support, to release partial funding for the district to do a Project Definition Report (PDR).
Open House
Typically, plans for new schools are presented to the public in an open house format. This is an opportunity for the community to ask questions and make comments on the future design of the new school. Open houses would have the architects, district staff and sometimes city staff in attendance to field any questions from the public.
Valuable feedback from parents and the community is gathered, which is then used to inform the district planning and construction staff about future design.
Project Approval: Capital Project Funding Agreement
Once the province's Treasury Board approves the PDR, the province will issue a Capital Plan Funding Agreement (CPFA) that is the formal funding agreement between the ministry and a school district. Then the project can move into design and construction.