Last week, future surgeons were sutured together in Brentwood’s science lab. Mrs Warner’s AP Biology 12 class has recently begun the anatomy and physiology portion of the course, learning about circulation, blood flow, and most importantly, the human heart. This was followed by the much-anticipated day-of-the-sheep-heart dissection. We got suited up in our gloves, goggles,…
The season of Meluish has come again, and TCH’s students are working tirelessly, practicing aloud, and writing frantically between classes. We have 12 prompts this year, and ever since break, the biggest question echoing through the school campus has been: “What prompt are you doing?” Each student must write a 90-120 second speech based on…
On December 10th, International Human Rights Day, and December 11, the students of every Brentwood English class joined together to participate in the Write for Rights movement. This campaign was established by Amnesty International, a global movement of over 10 million people committed to fighting the abuse of human rights worldwide. Write for Rights focuses…
There are numerous new developments in the world of Brentwood business, with, among other things, a significant focus on AI and data analytics. Items and market trends are coming and going – like some of our faculty here at Brentwood. In the world of the Brentwood business program, with the departure of Mr MacDonald and…
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…
Science class just got a little crunchier. This month, our Life Sciences 11 students have been busy turning ordinary cucumbers into something extraordinary – pickles! This project kicked off with Mr. Hacker Teper teaching the class about microbes and bacteria in both food and the environment. This project focuses mainly on the Lactobacillus bacteria, which…
This term in Anatomy & Physiology 12, students are getting hands-on with the molecular building blocks of life. From carbohydrates to lipids and nucleic acids to proteins, the class works to explore how these molecules interact and power the body’s essential processes. With a focus on biochemistry and metabolism, students are beginning to uncover the…
