Experience School Tours
Join us for an interactive look at our school community. Meet our principals, teachers, and staff. View our grounds and classrooms. And hear what Eaton Arrowsmith is like from the students themselves.
Eaton Arrowsmith Redmond
Upcoming Tours
Tuesday November 12th, 1:00-2:00pm
Tuesday January 14th, 1:00-2:00pm
Can’t wait for the school tour to learn more about Eaton Arrowsmith?
Arrange a time for a conversation with our Admissions Director (click to book).
What if you could empower someone you know to get to the root of learning and/or attention difficulties and enhance their brain's capacity for learning? How would life change - for them and those around them - if they could learn with greater independence and less reliance on accommodations and workaround strategies?
Join us at an upcoming information and school tour at Eaton Arrowsmith Academy in Redmond, WA to learn more about how our students use the Arrowsmith Program to strengthen brain capacity instead of treating the academic symptoms of learning difficulties. Paired with customized academic instruction, an incredible community and lots of opportunities for fun and friendship, Eaton Arrowsmith's full-time, half-day and part-time programs provide much-needed educational options to those in the Redmond area.
Programs available for school aged children and adults!
Space is limited so reserve your tickets today!
*Information session starts promptly at the designated event start time
Eaton Arrowsmith Vancouver
Upcoming Tours at our
NEW False Creek Location
Thursday November 7th, 10:30-11:30am
Thursday November 21st, 12:45-1:45pm
Thursday December 5th, 10:30-11:30am
Can’t wait for the school tour to learn more about Eaton Arrowsmith?
Arrange a time for a conversation with our Admissions Director (click to book).
What if you could empower someone you know to get to the root of learning and/or attention difficulties and enhance their brain's capacity for learning? How would life change - for them and those around them - if they could learn with greater independence and less reliance on accommodations and workaround strategies?
Join us at an upcoming information session and school tour at Eaton Arrowsmith Academy in Vancouver, BC to learn more about how our students use the Arrowsmith Program to strengthen brain capacity instead of treating the academic symptoms of learning difficulties.
Paired with customized academic instruction, an incredible community and lots of opportunities for fun and friendship, Eaton Arrowsmith's full-time, half-day and part-time programs provide much-needed educational options to those in the Vancouver area.
Programs available for school aged children and adults!
Space is limited so reserve your tickets today!
*Information session starts promptly at the designated event start time
Eaton Arrowsmith Academy Online
No tours are currently scheduled, however, we’d love to connect with you and provide an individual tour for you should you be interested in our online program. Give us a call at 604-264-8327 or click here to inquire and a team member will reach out to you as soon as possible.
Watch Past Virtual Tours
What Our Students Say
Watch these video testimonials from Eaton Arrowsmith students.
Request free consultation.
We know you have questions. And, we have answers. Whether it is about your child’s journey and how they fit into our programs, the admissions process or tuition - we are here to help.
Give us a call at 604-264-8327 or click here to inquire and a team member will reach out to you as soon as possible.
DID YOU KNOW?
A student with learning disabilities can lose $700,000+ in lifelong earnings if you don’t act to improve their brain’s capacity.
In 2018, Statistics Canada published an article entitled, “Canadians with disabilities: A demographic, employment and income profile, 2017.” The article noted, “Among youth with disabilities who were neither in school nor employed, 87% had a mental health-related disability, a learning disability, or both.” Finally, “Since those with mental health-related and/or learning disabilities accounted for 77% of youth with disabilities, this suggests they are disproportionately affected when it comes to being neither in school nor employed.”