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Have Questions? Ready to Apply? HAVE QUESTIONS? Go to our website at bodwell.edu COURAGE LEGACY SPIRIT HARMONY UNITY DISCOVERY or E-mail [email protected] Bodwell High School is a private, co-educational boarding school offering grades 8 to 12 and university preparation. Recognized as a leader among Canadian boarding schools, our diverse student population of both interna- READY TO APPLY? tional and local students makes it a rich and exciting place to study, play, and Go to apply.bodwell.edu build lifelong memories and friendships. 604-998-1000 | [email protected] 955 Harbourside Drive, North Vancouver, BC V7P 3S4 bodwell.edu A UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL GRADE 8 - 12 1 2 VANCOUVER - The global spirit of Canada On the North Vancouver waterfront From the Pacific Ocean to temperate rain forests, or from the majestic North Shore mountains to glimmering glass Set amongst parks and cycling paths, Bodwell is safe and away from the bustle towers, Vancouver is renowned for its beauty and cosmopolitan lifestyle. Boasting a rich aboriginal heritage, it is now of the city centre. Yet, it is steps away from shopping, health clinics, libraries, home to people from all over the world, all living and thriving together. Vancouver has a variety of shopping, dining, and recreation centres. Public transit provides access to the rest of the Van- and entertainment venues that host many cultural, sporting, arts, and educational events during the year. Students can couver area. Bodwell is an excellent place to live, work, study, and play. visit world-class museums and art galleries, tour outstanding Canadian universities, and experience year-round outdoor activities. The city of Whistler, the site of many 2010 Olympic Winter Games’ events, is a 90 minute drive away. 3 4 A vibrant community in a modern campus On the Bodwell campus, students can take advantage of two full size gymnasiums, a split-level library, a state-of-the-art multimedia auditorium, an indoor swimming pool, and an expansive outdoor space for recreation on both a green turf and a basketball court. The campus also features two spacious cafeterias with open air patios above. The seven-level tower offers views stretching from the picturesque North Shore Mountains to the Lions Gate Bridge and across the Burrard Inlet. The entire campus is covered with high-speed wireless internet networking so students can connect to their studies wherever they feel inspired. 5 6 East Wing Cafeteria Eastside Gymnasium Comfortable, social living for active youth Our boarding halls can accommodate over 500 students and are split into separate boys and girls wings. Our boarding halls are safe, secure areas that are staffed by dedicated boarding advisors 24 hours a day. Access is managed through electronic key fobs that allow only students and staff access to boarding lobbies and common areas. The rooms have 2 - 4 student occupancy, depending on size and floor plan. Each room has a window fronting either the waterfront or the North Shore mountains and desk and storage areas for each student. Indoor Swimming Pool Girls Boarding Room in West Wing We believe that there are several goals of education, working together to develop young people with balanced character. This belief shapes everything that we do and is embodied by “6 L’s.” Each L is an essential part of the Bodwell experience in the academic and board- ’ ing programs. We encourage well-roundedness in our students by offering a wide variety S of classes, events and outings, meant to nurture the mind and body as well as to foster a sense of community and teamwork. The 6 L’s are a reminder of our conviction that educa- Becoming well-rounded | The essence of a successful life PAUL YUEN tion is a lifelong journey and one of the most important pursuits of life itself. OUR 6L President 7 8 LEARN LIBERATE LIVE LEAD LOOK LOVE TO EXCEL THROUGH THE ACADEMIC AN ACTIVE & FOR POSITIVE INWARD & THE EARTH & ENGLISH MIND HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CHANGE FORWARD ONE ANOTHER Comprehensive language sup- We encourage inquiring and Our students learn vital skills for Our students are encouraged to A well-structured, week-round We believe a student’s goals port produces major milestones hands-on exploration to cre- independent living in our board- seek out volunteer opportunities program gives our students the should be guided with respect in English development and pro- ate and innovate. Teachers and ing program. A balance between and come to lead their peers by discipline and engagement that for all people and the environ- vides opportunities to use Eng- advisors provide extra support work and play is found in the sup- setting a positive example. They will keep them on task with future ment. Through volunteer work, lish outside of the classroom to through academic clubs and portive boarding environment, become more aware of how their goals. With extended support, they will become more inclusive accelerate language learning. weekend enrichment classes. where student progress is shared service can truly make a positive their postsecondary exploration and seek out opportunities to with parents and guardians. difference in the world. will yield great results. help others. At Bodwell, an integrated team of professional, passionate adults is focused on the success and well-being of each student who arrives at our doors, providing exceptional instruction and care. Our staff have first-hand knowledge of OUR STAFF cultural and educational practices from around the world. This allows them to empathize with students’ concerns and Professional. Dedicated. Caring. circumstances and to guide them on their journey of self-discovery. 9 10 TEACHERS ADVISORS COUNSELLORS TECHNICAL Our teachers use careful research, best practices, smart A passion for helping youth grow in all aspects of life Our counsellors guide our students through the many From the kitchen to housekeeping, and from IT to our innovations, and genuine care to unlock the hidden po- drives our advisors to be alongside students in their challenges they will face in school, from choosing uni- drivers, our support staff are dedicated to making stu- tential in students. journey together in a communal, home-like setting. versities to handling the daily pressures of student life. dent life easier and more comfortable. Bodwell teachers are patient, capable, and The Bodwell Boarding Program is an excel- Bodwell counsellors provide students with Bodwell provides cutting-edge infrastruc- available for extra support outside of the lent opportunity for students to improve thorough academic support, especially re- ture, equipment, software applications and classroom. It’s a pleasure to work at a school their life skills and gain independence. garding university guidance and admission. user support so that students have access to that fosters a sense of community between Through activities and mentorship, students We develop their social and interpersonal the tools, information, media and technolo- the faculty and students. The relationships gain experience in self-care, leadership, in- skills, as well as a deep appreciation of cultur- gies, to develop essential skills and knowl- that develop make the educational experi- terpersonal skills and personal planning, pre- al diversity. Our students are free to explore edge for success in todays changing world. ence meaningful. paring themselves for life after high school. their strengths and will be well-equipped for their journeys beyond secondary education. PETER YOON PAUL MCMURRAY JENS NISSEN - Information Tech. Director - English Teacher - Assistant Principal of Boarding LUKE LU - Student Counsellor Bodwell's students are encouraged to balance their study and personal life, but remain engaged and always looking to find an opportunity to learn something new. Bodwell has many programs and actitivies beyond the classroom that give its students great opportunities to have fun, make friends, get inspired, and learn valuable skills they can use for OUR SCHEDULE the rest of their lives. Engaging students throughout the day 11 CLASS TIME CROSSOVER TIME HOME TIME PERSONAL TIME 12 5 weekdays + Saturday morning enrichment Each day after classes Development & support with advisors at evenings & weekends Practicing independence through self-care Attending to personal hygiene & healthy rest, plus a light MON to Classes: 8:15 AM to 3:30 PM, 45-minute lunch break. Co-curricular Clubs and Athletics Teams: 3:50 to 4:50 PM, Study Hall: 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM. Life Skills Development with THU MON to SUN to MON to snack, at 10:30 PM Monday to Wednesday and 11:00 PM followed by leisure and dinner time. advisors: 8:30 to 9:30PM FRI THU SAT Thursday to Saturday. FRI Classes: 9:35 AM to 3:30 PM, extra time to sleep in. SAT & Competitive Teams: Often journey into the community to FRI to Boarding Events & Outings: Students participate in at least one Hall Time: Advisors help students with organization and SUN SAT Enrichment Classes: 9:35 AM to 12:50 PM, w/short break. SUN join tournaments with local schools. SUN activity per week. Refreshing wake-up & brunch on Sundays. next-week preparation at 10:00PM. Academics Student Life Under the expert instruction of our teachers, our students put their full effort towards the vigorous Learning extends beyond the classroom through life in the Boarding Program. Students focus on work of learning the Canadian curricula. By developing critical thinking skills our students will be their own life skills development in such areas as self-care and personal planning. Engagement able to fully engage themselves in university life and beyond. Classes in the Arts and Athletics allow through in-house activities and supervised outings allows students to deepen friendships and students to explore many new ideas and pursuits, further enriched in special Saturday classes, while broaden their horizons. Student life is a chance to participate and mature as young adults as well as joining clubs and teams provides a challenge to both the mind and body.
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