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November 2018 – What's Up, Chip?

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I N D E P E N D E N T S C H O O L S S P e C I A l F e A T u r e Innovative Education Options abound these days when it comes to educating your children. Parents in B.C. can choose from a growing number of independent schools—each of which oers a unique approach to learning in the 21st century Brentwood College School At Brentwood College School, situated on Vancouver Island's Mill Bay, lessons go far beyond academics. Students are taught the importance of independence while immersed in an educational environment where there is little room for anything but personal authenticity. "Because it's a boarding school, we know each other really well," says Bud Patel, Brentwood's Head of School. "We want you to be your authentic self and it's OK to be your authentic self." The co-ed school, which oers grades 9 through 12, includes students from 40 countries and 60 nationalities. And while the school is well known for its Olympian-producing rowing program, Brentwood prides itself on teaching young people to be "well-rounded and well-grounded." The oceanfront campus boasts a new 65,000-sq.-ft. athletic centre, a dance studio and a theatre with an orchestra pit. Electives and activities include rock band, string ensemble, choreography, pottery, brentwood College (above,top right) in mill bay features a theatre with orchestra pit for productions (right)

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