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S p e c i a l F e a t u r e Additionally, Mulgrave students go beyond what Wray calls the Four Fs: ‰ags, festivals, food and fashion, in order to delve more deeply and meaningfully into cultural di•erences, values and religions. "Not only is it key for our students to learn about di•erent ethnicities, but they need to look deeply into all aspects of another country's way of life," adds Wray. Reputation earned Established in 1923, Vancouver Island's Brentwood College School has earned a reputation as one of Canada's best boarding schools. Like many co-ed university preparatory boarding schools across the country, it prides itself on innovative and unique programs. However, a core element of Brent- wood's success lies in its application process. One of its most important components, says head of school Bud Patel, consists of one simple, yet signi—- cant, question: Is it your choice to attend Brentwood? "Since 2006, interviews with parents and prospective students have been conducted separately," says Patel. "This is important because we want students who want to be fully engaged in our school culture." This philosophy of choice creates a warm, friendly and passionate commu- nity of learners and leaders that encom- pass Brentwood's philosophy. "You can have great teachers, facilities and programs, but if you don't have a positive peer culture, you will have problems," adds Patel. Every year, faculty interviews the students, who invariably tell them that the school cultivates an environment where it is cool to achieve excellence, where it's OK to be authentic, and where they create long-lasting relationships with their peers. Emphasis on excellence As an innovative and progressive International Baccalaureate World School of 550 students from KG to Grade 12, South Delta's Southpointe Academy continues its strong emphasis on At Mulgrave, values are at the heart of our education. As we prepare our students to thrive in a world that will demand a fl exible mindset and creative problem solving, we complement the strong academic foundation we lay with the development of a spirit of innovation, leadership and service, and an open heart. VALUES.MULGRAVE.COM MULGRAVE SCHOOL West Vancouver 604.922.3223

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