On April 20th, 2011, Mr. Collis’ English 10 genre studies class was graced with the presence of Dr. Stephen Scobie, a world-renowned Dylan scholar, poet, and professor from the University of...[more]

Beep-beep-beep, blip. Beep-beep-beep blip. Wham! This is my Monday morning. The end of my one-day weekend. Sigh. I loath Monday mornings. The blaring red sign of 6:00 am signals the...[more]

With the ominous approach of May, many senior students are beginning to feel the relentless stress that accompanies AP exams. Each day that goes by drags them nearer to the dreaded event. Instead of...[more]

Editor’s note: Following in the footsteps of Charles Dickens, the blog team begins, with this entry, a novella, published in 6 weekly instalments. See you next week for Emily J's Chapter 2! “So...[more]

In island country, ferries play an important role. Here at Brentwood, ferries connect us from our campus on Vancouver Island. It is common to hear students talk about taking the Clipper back to their...[more]

On the 16th of April, four student lawyers, four witnesses, and two research assistants, all members of Brentwood’s debate and public speaking program, travelled to the provincial courthouse in...[more]

This year's senior acting class decided to give the classic tale of Peter Pan a modern and spunky twist. Instead of a Victorian time period with fluffy night gowns and tailored clothing, the cast was...[more]

“Individual commitment to a group effort – that is what makes a team work” -Vince Lombardi From its first days at the newly reconstructed Brentwood campus in...[more]

Boarding schools are unique—in what other place can one expect to find the peaceful co-existence of over three hundred teens and noticeably fewer adults, other than Neverland? It’s a completely...[more]

Brentonians typically travel in packs. Grade 9 girls decked out in Lulu Lemons and bright zip up hoodies are like schools of fish in their worn Uggs as they dart about campus, constantly needing to...[more]