Discover Private School Arts at Brentwood

At Brentwood College School, the arts are an avenue for students to cultivate their creativity and self-expression—to deepen their awareness, empathy, and emotional intelligence.

Our program variety encourages students to explore the many different ways that the arts can enrich our lives. Whether a novice or well-established artist or performer, there is the opportunity for all students to be challenged and to enjoy everything the arts have to offer.

Boarding school student performing a grand piano solo on stage under coloured lights

Brentwood Arts Options

Brentwood has over 30 arts courses to choose from, all of which run the full length of the school year. Students may select up to four arts courses thanks to the flexibility of our unique timetable.

Monday
Arts Block 114:00–14:55
Arts Block 215:00–15:55
Arts Block 316:00–16:55
Arts Block 417:00–17:55
Tuesday
Wednesday
Arts Block 114:00–14:55
Arts Block 215:00–15:55
Arts Block 316:00–16:55
Arts Block 417:00–17:55
Thursday
Friday
Arts Block 114:00–14:55
Arts Block 215:00–15:55
Arts Block 316:00–16:55
Arts Block 417:00–17:55
Saturday
Sunday

Arts Schedule

Arts take place on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons. Each arts afternoon is broken up into hour-long blocks, allowing students to choose up to four different arts courses. This scheduling framework enables students to try a multitude of artistic fields during their time at Brentwood and allows them to grow a love of the arts through regular practice. Our arts program has flourished in this environment and the results speak for themselves—on stage or screen, in the studios and workshops, and through our exhibits on public display around campus.

Arts Gallery

Arts Facilities

T. Gil Bunch Centre for the performing arts at Brentwood College School
Clifton Murray singing on stage in the arts theatre
My experience in the school musical, with its outstanding direction in our amazing theatre, really ignited my passion for performance and music. Brentwood opened my eyes to the real possibility of a career in the arts.
Clifton Murray ’98
Member of The Tenors

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