The beginning of school is a transformational period. Every year when students return to Brentwood, they are navigating new classes, new people, and new responsibilities. It is important to find time in all this bustling unfamiliarity to reflect and center oneself, to appreciate the excitement that comes with new things and ground oneself amidst the…
This season was no ordinary one for the Brentwood Junior Boys Soccer team. The group’s hard work was evident in all of their matches, from their showing in their local league, their impressive feats at the Independent Schools Association (ISA) Championships, and, most importantly, their performance at the Junior Boys Island Championships. Their tenacity under…
With two months of volleyball, the girls have had a jam-packed first term. A great deal of work has been put into this season by the team, and, as a result, a lot of action has ensued. The term has been a whirlwind of activity, including early morning trips across the water to Vancouver, getting…
The Prefects of Mackenzie and Ellis Houses embarked on their first outing as a group to a trampoline park on Friday, October 24, 2025. The bus ride there was filled with singing, games, and music brought to you by Tom C, Ellis ‘26. We arrived safely and promptly at the Flying Squirrel in Langford, and…
Every year, Airband brings the school together for one of the most high-energy nights on campus. Eight houses. Countless rehearsals. One stage. All compete in a series of choreographed, lip-syncing performances that truly emulate each house’s sense of pride. This year’s performance lineup was one of the most energetic in recent years. Mackenzie House juniors…
The air is colder, the frantic chaos of Airband week is over, and first term is well underway at Brentwood. The word autumnal takes on a fresh meaning on campus with the bright red, yellow and orange leaves of the maple trees lining the driveway, an array of jack o’ lanterns carved by the Hopelings,…
Taking care of the environment is a part of most Brentwood students’ daily lives. Brentwood’s Environmental Action Team (BEAT) constantly promotes a greener school, and often accomplishes its eco-friendly initiatives. Brentwood’s newest and first-of-its-kind course, Urban and Sustainability Studies 12, has hit the ground running in this first term. Students have been applying their embedded…
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….
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…
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…