Students took to the ice at the Recreation Complex, and played the national sport!

Some new students arrived for various stays at Brooks! Welcome!

To start the new year off, students got to visit and explore the local museum. Thanks for having us!

Brooks students packed the Max cameron TWICE for two great student talent shows!

International Students were treated to a private Mexican Holiday part at the Blue Agave! Good times with great people!

International students were treated to an in-class swag and wreath making party by Mrs. Doyle and Sanderson. Local trees were trimmed, and made into festive decorations.

All of Brooks was invited to skate in the Winter Wonderland at the Recreation Complex, it was a very merry time!

Lead by the Student Environmental Club, the entire Brooks student body participated in a wildly successful clothing swap. Fashion, finance, and friendly on the environment!

International Students had the chance to skate in the local Winter Wonderland in the evening.

The boys and girls Thunderbirds had a back to back Home double header! We all showed up to cheer, and MANY international students were on out Brooks teams!

C Block Kids got the chance to go try the Climbing Co Op in Townsite!

Brooks Students took to the ice again and really got to play some great games of curling! It was an awesome experience, and I am really proud of how well they did, and how they worked together!

Eleven great students left us in the last month, and we celebrated them and their peers with a happy send off.

Students took the ferry to the island to “shop ‘till they drop” in preparation for the holiday season.

Students took to the ice to try a sport deeply engrained in Canadian culture. They got instruction by 4-5 coaches, and will return next week to compete!

Brooks gathered to celebrate a successful first quarter and a change of seasons! Many clubs, teams, and students were celebrated.

Students got to try 5 Pin Bowling (really only popular in Canada), and even shoot some pool downtown.

Students got the chance to try the walls and ropes at the local climbing co-op. They did great!

Students braved the elements and walked down to the landmark Patricia Theatre. We got a tour of the longest continuously running theatre in Canada by Gary of the qathet Film Society!

Boo!