At Brentwood, we believe the Arts promote creativity, self-expression, and teamwork. The arts help students visualize an idea and see a complex process through to reality. They teach patience, humility, and confidence.

An independent university preparatory boarding school for boys and girls in grades 9 through 12 on Vancouver Island in Mill Bay, BC, Canada.

Since 1923, Brentwood has developed a remarkable athletic history that includes championship banners at the regional, provincial and national level and 24 alumni who have gone on to be Olympians. While the end results have been impressive, it is the journey that students remember and cherish the most.

Old Brentonians come together near and far to rekindle old friendships, meet new contacts, share favourite Brentwood memories, and stay up to date on school developments. Brentwood camaraderie fills the room every time alumni get together and the …

Jun 9, 2018 · A week ago ago our Brentwood tennis team went to Vancouver to play in the final tennis tournament of the year, Senior Provincials. For this tournament thirteen teams came from all around British Columbia.

For those of you unfamiliar with the group, Omni is Brentwood's LGBTQ+ community. Several years ago, two courageous students approached Mr and Mrs Felix to inquire if such a group could be established at Brentwood.

On October 23rd and 24th, four of Brentwood’s top squash players of 2015 went down to Victoria to compete. In this particular squash tournament, Brentwood played as a team. As for rules, matches were timed for 20 minutes during which the object was to …

A fortnight ago a team of diplomats travelled to Vancouver to participate in the biggest high school Model UN Conference in Canada, VMUN. Our students competed with confidence, vigor, and style against almost 1100 other delegates and took part in committees like the World Health Organization, ECOSOC, the House of Commons, the Chinese Politburo ...

Spooky Season has arrived! The Brentwood College campus is alive with ghosts, goblins, skeletons, and witches. Bushes turn into spiders, skeleton dogs eat human bones! The Crooks Hall walls are lined with 3D portraits of zombies or skeletons, or maybe both!?

The strange Brentwood faculty, filled with many British expats, was “wickedly honest in its humor and conversation” which was an appealing cultural trait for our new teacher.