What does an “enriched education” mean at Brockton?
In educational jargon we use the phrases: critical thinking skills, problem solving, research and writing, the independent learner. All these phrases when captured by the teachers in the classrooms, in their instruction every class of every day, and captured by the students in their individual work, coupled with the implementation of the International Baccalaureate Programme, mean “enriched education”. For students who wish to participate, Brockton also offers co-curricular activities outside of the classroom. These activities include art programmes (visual and performing), sports programmes (seasonal), outdoor programmes (kayaking, canoeing, skiing, hiking, track&field, etc), social programmes (cooking club, french club, social outings) and more. New programmes are made available in each of the three terms at Brockton.
