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O O K E R S B W E E R S O T S H VICTORIA BRITISH A balanced, healthy lifestyle COLUMBIA matched with academic rigour CAN WWW.WESTSHORE.BROOKES.ORG Mission Brookes Westshore is an independent day and boarding IB World School Students are supported in a caring environment and given opportunities to learn in Victoria, British Columbia, with students from over 22 different about themselves and to take action in areas in which they are passionate. Our stu- nationalities ranging from Grades 4-12. dents and teachers come from diverse backgrounds and we connect globally with our other campuses to learn about the world, from the world. We inspire and teach Small class sizes, engaging teachers and a caring community supporting students about global issues by connecting ideas and stories locally. We strive to students in a personalized environment that develops their critical use our environment as a tool and a canvas for learning and action. thinking skills and a passion for life-long learning. Students at Brookes Westshore have the opportunity to graduate with two diplomas: IB DP Diploma and the BC Dogwood Diploma. Vision At Brookes, we empower and provide students with the tools and Values to pursue their dreams. A world of self-confident lifelong learners connected and inspired to help others. Through leadership challenges and opportunities, we help students discover their passion, develop their character, and understand their connection to others and society. We espouse creativity, build character and develop connections to deliver exceptional educational learning experiences. Location Accreditation VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA BC Ministry International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) Established 2008 School Capacity 300 Gender COEDUCATIONAL International % 50% Class Size Faith NON-DENOMINATIONAL Average 15:1 Boarding Main Students Curriculum YES BC Ministry Curriculum International Baccalaureate (IB) Day Students English YES Requirement Grades 6-9: IELTS 4.0 Grades Ages Grade 10: IELTS 4.5-5.5 4 - 12 9 - 19 Grade 11: IELTS 6.0 School Location A home of natural wonder, Brookes West- Brookes provides a gateway for students to expe- shore is a purpose built day and boarding rience traditional Canadian activities. Brookes stu- school sitting on 4-acres nestled between dents take part in annual ski trips, attend national the seaside of Victoria, rustic forestry of sports games, are involved in water sports such Charley’s trail, the historic grounds of Royal as kayaking and surfing, explore the neighbouring Roads University, and the state-of-the-art wilderness through outdoor activities as well as facilities of Juan de Fuca Recreation Center. optional trips to Vancouver and beyond. Location highlights Nearest Airports Victoria International Airport (YYJ) • Juan de Fuca Recreation Center facilities • Royal Roads University facilities • Walking distance to local shopping centres and restaurants Facilities Competitive Extra-Curricular • Walking distance to the beach and surrounding hiking trails • Science Labs Sports Activities • Art Studio • Social Spaces • Volleyball • Golf • Cafeteria • Basketball • Tennis • Makerspace Technology Lab • Soccer • Ice Hockey • Gymnasium • Track & Field • Horseback Riding • Boarding House • Cross-Country Running • Archery • Kitchen • Badminton • Bowling • Full-access to neighbouring tennis • Swimming • Touch Football courts, soccer fields, baseball diamond, • Fitness hockey rinks and medical facilities. Cultural Excursions • Day trip to Vancouver Boarding • Day trip to Seattle • Pacific Rim National Park Information • Strathcona Provincial Park • MacMIllan Provincial Park The boarding residence is a home away from home. House parents • Goldstream Provincial Park live in the residence, creating a comfortable, safe, family environment • Skiing at Mount Washington where students can study, socialize and work together. • Explore the beaches of Vancouver Island • Our newly built boarding residence houses 75 rooms • Whale Watching • 2 students per room with ensuite bathroom • Butchart Gardens • Floors are separated by gender • Victoria Harbour • Royal BC Museum • Open spaces for students to work and socialize • Victoria Butterfly Gardens • All-inclusive Dining Hall and modern kitchen for student use • Hatley Castle • Visits to University of British Columbia, Royal Roads University, The staff and students are so inclusive that Brookes feels and University of Victoria like a home away from home. Not only did they help me regain my confidence in subjects I used to be afraid of, they always made sure I maintained a good work-life Local Attractions balance while doing so. – Carol, Hong Kong and Activities • Movies • Bowling Shopping Museums “The International “The staff always encouraged positive • Concerts Baccalaureate pushes you to relations between students from different • Plays grow into a well-rounded person. parts of the world by creating many • Sporting Events I always had people who believed memorable events and club activities. • Fairs in me and wanted me to succeed. The school taught me to adapt to my new • Camping The people at school were so surroundings more effectively which has friendly and open.” become one of my strongest abilities.” –Dimitrii, Russia - Jesse, Taiwan University Acceptances Key Dates Fees and Tuition Australian National University Macquarie University Orientation Start Date Tuition & Fees Grades 7-10: 56,450 CAD Monash University per academic year Grades 11-12: 59,450 CAD The University of Adelaide September 1, 2021 The University of Melbourne Course Start Date Other Fees Student personal expenses The University of Sydney The University of Western Australia September 7, 2021 Application Fee 250 CAD University of New South Wales End Date University of Technology Sydney June 17, 2022 Alexander College Deposit / First Payment 10,000 CAD Bishop’s University Winter Holiday Dates British Columbia Institute of Technology December 10, 2021 - PAYMENT DEADLINES: Camosun College Capilano University January 3, 2022 Fully Paid Prior to Visa Processing Coquitlam College Spring Break Dates SCHOLARSHIPS: Douglas College March 12 - 27, 2022 Emily Carr University of Art and Design At Brookes Westshore we provide scholarships. Fraser International College Please inquire for more details. Kwantlen Polytechnic University Carleton University Langara College The Art Institute of Vancouver (LaSalle College Vancouver) Laurentian University Trinity Western University Brookes Westshore’s greatest assets were the McGill University University of Northern British Columbia small class sizes, enriching summer programs, and McMaster University University of Toronto Mississauga Mount Allison University University of Toronto - St. George Campus caring teachers that have continued to support me Quest University Canada University of Toronto - Victoria College since I’ve graduated. – Savannah, Canada Ryerson University University of Victoria Sheridan College Brunel University London University of Otago Simon Fraser University Durham University Queen’s University Belfast University of British Columbia University of Bristol Glion Institute of Higher Education University of Alberta University of York Taiwan National University University of British Columbia Okanagan Royal Holloway, University of London Mt. San Antonio College University of Fraser Valley St. Mary’s University State University of New York University of Ottawa The University of Manchester Stony Brook University University of Toronto Chinese University of Hong Kong University of California University of Waterloo Hong Kong University of Science University of San Francisco Vancouver Film School and Technology University of Amsterdam University of Texas Vancouver Island University University of Twente Keio University Vancouver Premier College of Hotel Management Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Sophia University Western University Auckland University of Technology Kwansei Gakuin University Western University - King’s University College The University of Auckland Ritsumeikan University Western University - Huron College University of Canterbury Meiji University O O K E R S B W E E R S O T S H 1939 Sooke Rd, Victoria, BC V9B 1W2, Canada [email protected] WWW.WESTSHORE.BROOKES.ORG.
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