On Thursday, April 11, students from the AP Comparative Government and Politics (CGAP) and the AP United States History (APUSH) classes had the incredible opportunity to attend a live lecture by historian and political commentator, Heather Cox Richardson, at the University of British Columbia (UBC) Chan Centre. In addition to attending the event, we explored…
In the 2023/2024 school year, the British Columbia Ministry of Education introduced a mandatory course or credits on First Peoples as a graduation requirement. In the 2024/2025 school year, these courses have been fully implemented at Brentwood through English First Peoples 10, English First Peoples 12, and Contemporary Indigenous Studies 12. English First Peoples 12…
Brentwood can be described as a place to learn, create, collaborate, and innovate. These values are brought to life daily in Mr Miller’s Anatomy and Physiology classroom. Throughout the year, Anatomy students have been working hard to learn about the different parts of the human body. Beginning with the complexities of the nervous system, we…
In today’s fast-paced and financially complex world, understanding money isn’t a luxury – it’s a necessity. Financial Accounting 12, one of 6 business courses offered at Brentwood, equips students with essential financial literacy skills. From mastering budgeting basics to analyzing financial statements, the course serves as a practical gateway to managing both personal and professional…
Brentwood is a very open school, and there is always a lot going on. Many different clubs and activities keep the campus buzzing. The OMNI (Open-Minded Non-Discriminatory Individuals) is one of the many clubs and it is supportive of individuals who identify with and ally with the queer community. The club’s goals are to make…
The clouds pressed low against the horizon, thick with rain, as a fine mist clung to the trees surrounding our campus. It was a cold, wet April afternoon on Vancouver Island, and the Senior Girls Soccer Team stepped onto the pitch without hesitation. Cleats dug into the damp grass, laces were pulled tight, and the…
My Service Day was full of strawberry replanting, greenhouse rehabilitation and tractor driving – all while accompanied by Seamus, a huge white dog – two energetic boys and their kind parents, Robin and Caleb. We were also assisted by former BEAT Sponsors Ms Laura Richardson and Ms Murryn Miller. Our bus dropped us off at…
It has finally begun to feel like spring – the sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and Interhouse Soccer has taken over the field. As one of the most anticipated events of the season, it surely did not disappoint. The afternoon kicked off with tension in the air as teams gathered early to get…
3D pottery classes may seem like nothing more than making a mess with clay, but under the surface of dirty aprons and meltdowns from denting your perfect pot, lies a sanctuary. This retreat offers a rare chance to mold not just the clay you hold, but valuable life lessons that will last long after you’ve…
Brentwood’s Rowing Program kicked off its season opener, competing in the Elk Lake Spring Regatta from March 8-9. This Regatta is an annual speed check for all crews as they gear up for spring racing in preparation for the Brentwood Regatta later this month and CSSRA’s in June. For many of Brentwood’s novice rowers, this…