On the morning of October 4th, on a fabulous Friday, approximately 100 guests gathered to watch the long-anticipated ribbon-cutting ceremony of Brentwood College Schoolâs new building, The Centre for Innnovation and Learning (CIL). Attendees included members of Brentwoodâs Board of Governors, generous donors, students, faculty, and family. The new facility symbolizes a transformative chapter in…
The fall of the autumn leaves that blanket the ground in shades of gold and amber marks the return of students and faculty to Brentwood classes. The campus quickly came alive with excitement for the year ahead. In the Arts building, Ms Widenmaierâs voice can be heard echoing through the halls, as she performs her…
Our school is a collaboration of many different cultures and experiences. Meeting people from all around the world is one of the most amazing things about going to Brentwood. These international connections made at Brentwood support students throughout their post-secondary journey as they grow and explore the world on their own. Taught by Mr Pasquale,…
The following Meluish persuasive speech was delivered by Aria K, ’28 at Assembly this week. It went swimmingly. đ Picture this: the ocean, with its vibrant blue waters, filled with amazing life. Now, imagine a shadow creeping over this once-untouched vast ocean, threatening not just life under water, but also impacting us. So, what is…
With dishes varying in size, shape, and flavour, the Entrepreneurship 12 class has truly surpassed everyoneâs expectations at Brentwoodâs 53rd Annual Regatta. With eleven different Entre food booths, guests to the Regatta are spoiled for choice with flavours from Taiwan to Germany. The Golden Dragon, a Taiwanese-inspired food booth, offers both bao buns and bubble…
National Truth and Reconciliation Day is part of a fundamental process that aims to improve relations and heal past tragedies that have severely harmed Indigenous peoples. During the Thursday Assembly on September 28 the Killy stage was graced with a warm performance by the Tzinquaw Dancers. We were introduced to a wide range of dances…
Brentwoodâs business course offerings continue to prepare students for the world of opportunity. Given the importance of financial literacy, both personally and professionally, Brentwood strives to develop a studentâs business acumen.  The business department is proud to unveil a stock market ticker display. The new stock ticker is already engaging students taking business courses as…
The Grade 10s have a special opportunity in the spring to take part in a genre unit in their English class. The genre unit helps students use their skills learned in English through creative outlets. One of the most popular genre units is Kid Lit, where students pair up with kindergarteners from George Bonner Elementary…
On the cloudy afternoon of May 28th, Brentwoodâs AP Literature 12 students set off to travel back in time to the Georgian Era – a time when young women attended tea parties with the ultimate goal of catching the eye of a rich suitor. With weeks of prior preparation, the students attending the long-awaited Jane…
Over our extended spring break, Brentwood put on a lot of trips for its students, from service work in Eswatini to a rugby tour in Argentina and a cultural tour of Taiwan. I was fortunate to be on a trip to Belize, where we explored the biodiversity in the coral reefs and the rainforest.  Before…