At Brentwood College School, Truth and Reconciliation is not simply a concept learned; it is an active commitment that shapes our community and campus towards a better future for the Indigenous Peoples of Canada – for all Canadians. Over the past year, our commitment became visually and spiritually cemented on our campus through the art…
Since the autumn of 2025, Brentwood has had the honour of working with Beau Wagner, a Coast Salish artist and educator. Beau has also been working with local Indigenous Elders, highlighting the deep connections between art, community, and the natural world. He has recently been completing two traditional House posts with Brentwood’s Contemporary Indigenous Studies…
At a rowing regatta, certain things are expected: coaches roaming the dock like they haven’t slept in three days, shells, split times, and oars all over the place. What don’t you expect is showing up to a race and leaving it talking about how good the food and that guitar solo were. The Brentwood Regatta is…
It is very rare that Comparative Cultures 12 fosters a quiet classroom; if you walk past, you would hear conversations regarding identity, belief, tradition, and respect. Comparative Cultures sparks curiosity, and students lean into exploring ideas and beliefs, and often leave the class with new knowledge. Mr Vitto Pasquale urges his students to step outside…
The Brentwood campus often feels like a microcosm of the world, a place where international borders blur within our houses and across the shared tables of the dining hall. Meeting people from across the globe is one of the most remarkable aspects of Brentwood life, and these connections support students long after they leave the…
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…
Social Justice is more than just a course; it encourages students to think critically and take meaningful steps toward change. It challenges students to examine the interconnectedness of social issues and recognize the ways in which individual worldviews shape our understanding of them. The course acknowledges the complexity of injustice–how it is deeply rooted within…
At Brentwood, Advanced Placement (AP) Psychology is one of the most exciting and intellectually stimulating courses available. Whether you are aspiring to pursue a career in medicine, psychology, or business, or simply want to understand the intricacies of human behaviour, AP Psychology offers valuable insights into how the mind works and how it impacts us…