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Brentwood College Magazine THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL HOUSE Page Thirty-one
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B r e 11 1 w o od College Ma g a z i 11 e Brentwood Preparatory School IN response to numerous applications for the admission of younger boys to Brentwood College, the Board of Directors has decided to establish, in September, 1931, a distinct Preparatory School for younger boys between the ages of eight and fourteen, rather than admit younger boys into the College. The wonderful situation of the College property with its ample grounds of 64 acres render it most suitable. The Preparatory School will have the use, at certain times, of the College grounds, gymnasium and chapel, and the great advantage of receiving tuition from certain members of the Staff. Under no circumstances will the boys of the Preparatory School come into contact with the College boys or make any use of their quarters. The Preparatory School has been granted for its own use a separate part of the College property which includes two separate houses, giving ample and excellent accommodation for 25 boys, with dormitories, bathrooms, changing rooms, wash-rooms, common rooms and class-rooms. Meals will be served in the College dining-room at times different from those of the senior school. Mr. Round, who has had great experience in scholastic work and has been a Housemaster in the College for six years, will take charge of the Preparatory School. The Preparatory School will have its own staff of a Games Master, Matron, and Steward, whilst members of the College teaching staff will visit the class- room to teach those subjects in which they are specialists. A special master has been appointed to supervize the boys at all times when out of school. The work of the grades of the Public Elementary Schools of the Province of British Columbia will be systematically carried out. The Headmaster of the College, a former Inspector of these schools, expects the progress of boys in Brentwood Preparatory School to be much more rapid than in the large classes in Public Schools. Old Boys ' Notes The Headmaster sends the following particulars of the doings of Old Brentonians at Cambridge : W. C. Ricardo rowed bow in the Jesus College 2nd Boat, which made four bumps in the Mays . F. D. Williams got his Tennis Colours at St. Johns. W. O. Greene and J. L. Hinton took their B. A. degrees in June. J. R. Genge has completed First Year Maths. Maurice Young has completed Parts I, II, III and IV of his 1st M.B. We congratulate them one and all. Page Thirty
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