History
Brentwood College was founded in 1923 at Brentwood Bay, BC, by distinguished Victoria business and professional men. From the initial enrolment of fifty boys and a faculty of four, the school operated for many years on the shores of Brentwood Bay and gained an enviable reputation through outstanding academic and athletic results. While many significant milestones chart our historical journey, Brentonians remember with pride the achievements of our founders and pioneers, including Brentwood's first Olympian, Ned Pratt (Class of 1930) and Federal Cabinet Minister, Alastair Gillespie (Class of 1941).
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Head's Welcome
We live in an era of breathtaking change. Ours is the age of information, multiplying unsifted and unorganized, on a world wide web of mass communication. The world has never been as rich with possibilities, and as fraught with perils, as it is at the beginning of this new century. More than ever, particularly in their formative adolescent years, young people need the support and guidance of caring adults.
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Philosophy
At Brentwood we aspire to be one of the world’s great boarding schools, recognized by others as a distinctive, distinguished place of learning by nurturing, challenging and inspiring scholars, athletes and artists as global citizens, stewards and leaders of integrity.
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