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…
The warmth of spring is coming, and with that, people are looking to get outside. Everyone is swarming to the rugby field and golf course. Students are too soon to forget the joys of indoor sports. The most slept-on sport in Brentwood this term might just be recreational basketball. The first sounds that greet you…
On Saturday, January 25th, the Brentwood community had the privilege of welcoming back Alan Harman, Whittall ‘07 and guest speaker Noah Johnson, who shared their expertise on environmental challenges in the North and the crucial role of the North Slave Métis Alliance (NSMA). Alan, a 2007 Brentwood graduate and former resident of Whittall House, was…
What drives inflation? How do interest rates shape our lives? Why do recessions happen, and how can governments respond? These are just a few of the questions tackled in AP Macroeconomics 12, a course that moves beyond the textbook to explore the real-world forces shaping global economies. Whether preparing for a career in business or…
This year in English 12 students have been focused on preparing themselves for the next destination. Whether that be pursuing post-secondary education, diving into the workforce, or exploring new opportunities, they’ve been collecting valuable skills to help them thrive in their future endeavours – much like turning the page to a new chapter in a…