International students held a private farewell ceremony and debut the class movie, and some great video memory collections!

We took advantage of the beautiful snow to have a little good old Canadian fun!

Students visited the Powell River Curling Club and tried out an authentic Canadian sport! This week they worked on the basics, and next week they will compete with each other.

Students went to “Strikers” and tried out some Canadian 5 Pin Bowling!

International students visited the Recreation Complex and took in the Winter Wonderland skating days!

Students visited the local Museum and had guided tours and a scavenger hunt. Topics included the Indigenous, industrial, war, and local history.

Students gathered after school to create Swags/Wreaths from branches trimmed from Mrs. Doyle’s yard. they made amazing personal gifts to Homestays.

Students were invited to a festive Holiday Party at the Blue Agave. They enjoyed authentic cuisine, Karaoke, presents, and more.

Students went for a walk around the beautiful Historical Townsite District (which Brooks is a part of) and explored the unique history of the old industrial hub of town. Highlights included the mill, the Hulks (old war ships), Dwight Hall, Townsite Market and more!

The Brooks Theatre Company performs the classic “Clue,” for three nights to packed houses in the Max Cameron Theatre. Many International Students had major on stage and backstage parts. Bravo!

The Brooks school community gathered to celebrate student achievement, and to have a great Friday morning with some fun games!

Students took in various spots around town, on a hop on/hop off adventure. Highlights included Marine Avenue, the Marina, the Town Center Mall, Mowatt Bay and Willingdon Beach,

Brooks students gathered as one to honour those that have sacrificed.

ELL International students completed an amazing class project and displayed it in the halls of Brooks. Students conducted interviews, compiled information, and wrote biographies of all of their International peers. Well done!

Legendary Tie Dye artist Courtenay Pollock (Grateful Dead) teaches international students his secrets as they make their own shirts!

Students dressed up and celebrated the mid-week spooky holiday!

Students walked to the Historic Townsite District and got a tour of the famous Patricia Theatre. They guided on a tour, given popcorn, and shown a film by Garry, a qathet Film Society member. The Patricia is the longest continuously running theatre in all of Canada.

Students were invited to participate in pumpkin carving, pizza, and a Haunted House tour!

Over 300 students attended the free (if you wore a costume) Halloween Dance. Put on by the Stu Cru. Featuring new lights, sound system, and a DJ!

Students took a class trip to the Powell River Climbing Gym, and got basic lessons. They were even able to try the ropes!