On Thursday, October 9, 2025, the Brentwood Family came together for a ceremonial Thanksgiving dinner. Each brother-sister house walked over together, spick and span, in their #1 uniforms, some more put together than others. This year was a special one because our new Head of Student Life, Mr Neufeld, had organized a brand new way…
In a world increasingly focused on reconciliation and understanding, courses like English First Peoples (EFP) aren’t simply another option. This course isn’t your typical English class; it’s a profound journey into the rich and diverse landscape of indigenous storytelling, literature and perspective. For many years, the English curriculum has mainly focused on traditional Western Literature….
Every spotlight, sound cue, and scene change is part of a carefully orchestrated dance that brings a show to life. Theater Production is a crew of students who make sure it happens flawlessly. From the first cue to the final bow, our backstage crew is the heartbeat of the Brentwood theater. With students settling into…
Grit and Joy are extensive in Brentwood’s Field Hockey programme. These athletes work tirelessly on and off the pitch, dedicated to being the best they can be while doing what they love. Field Hockey Co-Captains Kate M, Alex ‘26 and Carla J, Mack ‘26 recently helped lead their team to Vancouver to play in this…
Reconciliation lies not just in words, but also in actions. For Brentwood and its students, this commitment has been honoured in many meaningful actions, both within the school community and abroad. Through relationships and connections, “the school has been working in partnership with the Malahat Nation for the Every Child Matters Walk and BBQ, and…
In a world increasingly driven by data, the ability to interpret numbers is no longer optional — it’s mandatory. Recognizing this, Brentwood has introduced Statistics 12, a new course designed to equip students with the tools for understanding the real world. Under the guidance of the wonderful Ms Wolinsky, we are learning to see beyond…
Last Saturday night, Rogers House turned up the volume with the first open house of the school year–and it was nothing short of electric. With a house of rock theme, students from every grade packed the house wearing their grungiest attire. From liberty spikes to full-on face-paint, everyone nailed the rock-n-roll dress code. The senior…
The famous Brentwood Metamorphosis 9 program has been working tirelessly recently to prepare its handmade cardboard boats. These craft needed to be able to withstand the weight of a Grade 9 student and navigate a course of roughly 100 meters on the Saanich Inlet. On a very sunny Tuesday, September 23 the boats set sail…
BEAT is more than just a root vegetable; it is Brentwood’s Environmental Action Team, a group of passionate students and staff whose mission is to educate the school about environmental issues, motivate them to care, and take action to find solutions, and, most importantly, have fun while doing it. This year’s BEAT Captain, Layla R,…
This year, the Junior Boys’ Soccer ISA tournament was a roller coaster with thrills and heartache for the Brentwood A team. From the first whistle to the final minutes, the boys attacked the field with fire in their feet and hearts full of determination. Every move elegant, every pass precise. The opening match against St….