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| '''Brentwood College School''' (often shortened to '''Brentwood College''') is an ] ] ] ] ] ] located in ], ], ]. Brentwood was first founded in ] as a boys-only school in ] (part of the ] suburb of ]) and destroyed by fire in 1947. The present-day successor school opened in Mill Bay in ], and became the first boys' boarding school in Canada to go co-ed in ]. | '''Brentwood College School''' (often shortened to '''Brentwood College''') is an ] ] ] ] ] ] located in ], ], ]. Brentwood was first founded in ] as a boys-only school in ] (part of the ] suburb of ]) and destroyed by fire in 1947. The present-day successor school opened in Mill Bay in ], and became the first boys' boarding school in Canada to go co-ed in ]. | ||
| Current enrollment consists of 420 students, the large majority of whom board. Brentwood's oceanfront campus comprises 75 acres (304,000 m²), bounded by water on two sides and the village of Mill Bay on the remaining two. | Current enrollment consists of 420 students, the large majority of whom board. Brentwood's oceanfront campus comprises 75 acres (304,000 m²), bounded by water on two sides and the village of Mill Bay on the remaining two. | ||
| Brentwood has a long tradition as the leading high-school ] power in Western Canada. It hosts an annual ] it claims as the largest high-school rowing event in western North America. The school is also known for its ](1st XV came 3rd in ] in 2005 and now 2006) and ] traditions. | Brentwood values highly its "Tri-Partite" program consisting of academics, sports, and the arts. Brentwood has a long tradition as the leading high-school ] power in Western Canada. It hosts an annual ] it claims as the largest high-school rowing event in western North America. The school is also known for its ](1st XV came 3rd in ] in 2005 and now 2006) and ] traditions. The school is noted for it's outstanding Outdoor Pursuits program, involving sea kayaking, whitewater kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, biking, and survival skills. | ||
| Brentwood's ], dating from its foundation, is ''De Manu in Manum'' ("from hand to hand") and to this end its crest depicts a hand holding a ] of learning and civilization. | Brentwood's ], dating from its foundation, is ''De Manu in Manum'' ("from hand to hand") and to this end its crest depicts a hand holding a ] of learning and civilization. | ||
| Current assistant sports captain of Ellis House is Sebastian Kallos, under the rule of Sports captain Mark. | |||
| == Notable alumni == | == Notable alumni == | ||
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Brentwood College School (often shortened to Brentwood College) is an independent co-educational secondary-level university-preparatory boarding school located in Mill Bay, British Columbia, Canada. Brentwood was first founded in 1923 as a boys-only school in Brentwood Bay (part of the Victoria suburb of Central Saanich) and destroyed by fire in 1947. The present-day successor school opened in Mill Bay in 1961, and became the first boys' boarding school in Canada to go co-ed in 1972. Current enrollment consists of 420 students, the large majority of whom board. Brentwood's oceanfront campus comprises 75 acres (304,000 m²), bounded by water on two sides and the village of Mill Bay on the remaining two.
Brentwood values highly its "Tri-Partite" program consisting of academics, sports, and the arts. Brentwood has a long tradition as the leading high-school rowing power in Western Canada. It hosts an annual regatta it claims as the largest high-school rowing event in western North America. The school is also known for its rugby(1st XV came 3rd in B.C. in 2005 and now 2006) and performing arts traditions. The school is noted for it's outstanding Outdoor Pursuits program, involving sea kayaking, whitewater kayaking, hiking, rock climbing, biking, and survival skills.
Brentwood's motto, dating from its foundation, is De Manu in Manum ("from hand to hand") and to this end its crest depicts a hand holding a torch of learning and civilization.
Notable alumni
- LCdr. John Stubbs (1930) - WWII hero, commander of HMCS Athabaskan
- Hon. Alastair Gillespie, P.C. O.C. (1941) - senior member of Pierre Trudeau's cabinet
- Dr. Wade Davis (1971) - ethnobotanist, author and activist
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