Braemar welcomes students from all over the world to our school in downtown Toronto. We regularly emphasize the diversity of our students backgrounds as an incitement towards mutual engagement and le

Popular culture often portrays the role of the School Nurse as largely involving the application of band-aids and ice packs to scrapes and bruises, or at most making a call home to see if the student

Mr Garson Karrel is a professional fitness trainer and musician who has been responsible for designing and helping to implement a weekly Flow Fitness training program at Braemar College since the au

The BLSA podcasts primary objective is to look clearly and honestly at the situation of young learners in todays education climate, and to ask what can be done to improve their personal wellbeing an

When you think field trip, what comes to mind? Where would you go? What will you learn? - Whether youre an educator, a student, or just someone whos spent time in an education system in the past,

The Ontario secondary school curriculum demands completion of three criteria for a student to earn a diploma: Complete a required number of Academic credits Demonstrate an adequate capacity for Eng

As we wrap up a month of seminars, workshops, films, trips and student presentations dedicated to Black Culture and History, its important that we take time to reflect on the motivations, expressions

Perhaps the most striking thing about living in Toronto is that one is constantly exposed to unfamiliar languages and cultural expressions in almost all public contexts. Whether you are a lifelong Tor

In recent years there has been a growing call for us to recognize the isolation and disconnection that have become a common part of how we experience modern culture. Thought leaders like Johann Hari h

The family was an art ... and the dinner table was the place it found expression. Don DeLillo, Underworld - How do we mark holidays? How do we welcome someone to the neighbourhood? How do we apprec