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Over 130 new students will be arriving here on September 8th. This international group joins current students originating from over 25 countries around the world. Locations represented by the new additions to Brentwood's community include: Nova Lima (Brazil)
Funchal (Portugal)
Santiago (Chile)
Hong Kong and Shenzen...

This summer Brentwood faculty members are getting 37 tablet laptops from Hewlett-Packard. These computers were chosen by the faculty to assist them with teaching in the classroom and ongoing professional development. The tablet functionality was requested specifically to facilitate marking assignments and giving presentations in class.

We're very proud of our students' achievements during the past year in academics, athletics, and the arts. Please see our Year in Review as we celebrate the diverse accomplishments of our school: Year in Review 2008 - 2009

Alumni living across the globe will be gathering on the Brentwood campus on the weekend of July 3rd - 5th to catch up with old friends and former teachers and to reminisce about their high school years.

Itinerary:

Friday, July 3rd
6:00 p.m.         Welcome Wine and Cheese reception

If you were to visit Brentwood after 9 a.m. during the past five days, you would find every one of our students writing final examinations in the gymnasium, auditorium, library, and various classrooms. The culmination of this year's academic efforts is found in two-hour examinations with an extra discretionary hour if requested.

Grade 10 students were among the top 10% of students across the country in the recent Michael Smith Challenge Contest. Shannon B, Jenny C, Wesley D, John O, Stuart W and Miguel R all received certificates of distinction. Stuart scored a remarkable 80%, making him one of the top performers amongst 876 students across Canada. 

MIT fusion physicist Dr. Peter O'Shea will be giving a lecture this coming Friday (May 29th) at 7.30 p.m. in the Lecture Theatre. The talk will be entitled "Alien Invasion of the Internet" and will discuss, amongst other things, the effect of cosmic rays on the semiconductor chips that drive the internet. Dr. O'Shea currently works for...

Biology 11 students have been taking advantage of extreme low tides this week to study organisms on the beach and collect samples for later study in the lab. 

Environment 9 students this Saturday were scouring the low tide line to help clean up the foreshore and keep our beautiful bay in pristine condition. 

This Friday, our Grade 12 class will be attending the Graduation Dinner and Dance at the Westin Bayshore Hotel in Vancouver. In preparation for this event, fifty-five tuxedos arrived this morning just in time for last-minute fittings. Successfully convincing such a large number...