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Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada All Girls, Non-Denominational
Located in the heart of Winnipeg, Balmoral Hall was founded in 1901 by a group of entrepreneurs to offer girls an education that pushed all limits and exceeded boundaries girls faced. An independent day and boarding school for girls aged 2 to Grade 12, BH welcomes students from around the world.
With over 100 years of boarding experience, BH girls are offered daily opportunities to explore and pursue their interests and academic pursuits while they make lifelong friendships. A dedicated team works closely with students to ensure their safety and encourage participation in boarding activities planned throughout the week and on weekends. Boarding students are housed on campus in a modern facility with private dorm rooms for 80 girls in a loft-like setting. The Head of School promises the custodianship of each international student.
Our acclaimed ESL program recorded an unprecedented success in 2018 with 56% of our grade 12 ESL students achieving level 7 or 8 on IELTS – ensuring direct entry to the university of their choice in North America and leading international universities.
Balmoral Hall’s exciting and dynamic 18,000 square foot, 3-story Centre for Arts and Design (CFAD) continues to break down barriers to learning. It provides an industry-leading facility that supports enriched and innovative experiences in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM).
Balmoral Hall encourages students to discover their passions in academics, arts, and athletics through a curriculum spanning classical studies to 21st-century technology, fostering academic excellence.
630 Westminster AvenueWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3C3S1 +1 204-784-1600
Director of Admissions: Colleen Braun Admissions Phone:+1 204-784-1600 Email: [email protected] Website: www.balmoralhall.com
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Department Director: Lois McGill
Average Class Size: 18
Full Time Teachers: 70
Teachers Holding Advanced Degrees: 15.00%
Student/Teacher Ratio: 11/1
Academic Schedule: Other
Saturday Classes: Some
Number of Advanced Placement Courses Offered: 14
Notable Achievements: 4 recognized Microsoft Innovative Teacher Projects
Summary: Balmoral Hall is committed to a personalized learning experience for every girl at our school. Whatever our students' interests, we have activities that they can get involved with.Examples include, but are not limited to:-Leadership-Prefects are an integral part of the daily operation of Balmoral Hall. Senior School (Gr. 12) and Middle School (Gr. 9) Prefects plan a school year full of exiting interhouse activities for their classmates.-Service Learning-Reaching out to our global community through service is a very important part of student life at Balmoral Hall School. Service learning trips provide authentic learning experiences and allow students to take learning beyond the classroom.-Interhouse-At BH, the entire school including faculty and staff, are sorted into Houses. Houses compete against each other during the year in athletics, debating, and school spirit competitions. The four Houses are: Glen Gairn, Craig Gowan, Ballater and Braemar.-Debate and Public Speaking- In the debate and public speaking program the students focus on the development of their speaking, listening and analytic skills. and their ability to exhibit the qualities of a critical thinker.Many of our debating students have gone on to compete at the provincial, national, and international level.
Department Director: Mandy Green
Number of Dorms: 1
Average Students Per Dorm: 80
No. of Girls Dorms: 1
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Dress Code: Uniform
Summary: There is never a dull moment in student life at Balmoral Hall School. Our extensive co-curricular programs, established peer learning practices, inter-house activities and a variety of other school activities, assemblies, and school trips all contribute to a unique and exciting student experience. In all things, we strive to offer our students meaningful opportunities to serve their community, both locally and within the larger global context.
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Summary: ATHLETICS - We believe students should be physically active on a regular basis in order to develop personal health and fitness. Student participation in active, hands-on and meaningful experiences is an essential part of the learning process. The BH Athletics program enhances mental energy and academic performance while promoting a philosophy of active healthy lifestyles. High-level hockey players have a chance to join our Prep Hockey Team, which plays in the Junior Women's Hockey League (JWHL). Other available sports include: soccer, basketball, badminton, and ultimate frisbee. There is sure to be something for all of our sports-inclined students, whether at the competitive or recreational level.Do you already have a passion for sport? Compete at an elite level? Our faculty works with student athletes to ensure that they can maintain both their studies, AND their sports with flexible class and homework scheduling.ARTS - Do you love to dance, sing or act? Do you love to create with your hands, a paintbrush or computer? Whether you want to be on the stage or behind the scenes; publicly praised or quietly applauded, we believe in helping you to develop your talent and perfect your skill.Even if you elect to pursue AP Sciences but love the Arts, you'll have the opportunity to experience it all. At BH we do not expect you to narrow your choices—we want you to expand your vision. That's why we offer courses in performance and visual arts.(NEW) In 2019, we will complete construction on the Centre for Arts & Design. This state-of-the-art facility will feature three floors dedicated to art, dance, 3D modelling and printing, laser-cutting, wood-working, a professional recording studio and much more - the only limit will be our students' imaginations!
Arts Department Director: Kristina Karlsson
Athletics Department Director: Chera Mikos
Notable Achievements: Student artwork has been exhibited internationally, BH student-athletes have played for Team Canada, Over 75% of students involved with performing arts
Summary: The University Guidance program aims to connect high school learning with post-secondary education, then through to discovering future career goals. This program will help to provide a smoother transition between high school graduation and appropriate post-secondary programming, based on “best fit” decisions made by students who are confident and well informed. They will acquire the skills to identify and use career and education planning resources. Students engage in discussion and self-reflection to determine their interests and aptitudes. Along with the university advisor, each student begins an intensive exploration of university program choices, the admissions requirements for their school of choice, and the variety of post-secondary choices that exist.
Department Director: Jennifer McDonald
Percentage of Graduates Who Attend College: 100.00%
Colleges attended in the past 5 years by our graduates:
Chantal Kreviazuk (Class of 1991) Singer-Songwriter
Ashleigh Banfield (Class of 1985) Network News Anchor
Sarah Carter (Class of 1998) Actor
The most important things I took away from my time at BH were the study habits, discipline, and perseverance that helped me succeed at university.
-Kyla Caners, Class of 2004, 4th Year Medicine Student
Attending Balmoral Hall and having the opportunity to experience all girls education gave me the tools, confidence and drive to succeed as a young woman in my chosen career and field.
-Vanessa Mancini, Class of 2005, Creative Communications and Broadcast Media Professional
Summary: (From Lonelyplanet.com, one of the worlds' most popular travel sites.)"Winnipeg surprises. Rising above the prairie, it's a metropolis where you least expect it. Cultured, confident and captivating, it's more than just a pit stop on the Trans-Canada haul, but a destination in its own right, with a couple of world-class museums and a wonderfully diverse dining scene. Wander its historic neighborhoods and and revel in one of the world's best fringe theater festivals."Beyond the borders of the city is Manitoba. Nestled in the very centre of Canada, Manitoba offers cultural and natural wonders to delight everyone. From the awe-inspiring polar bears that live around the community of Churchill (visited each year by the Grade 9 class of Balmoral Hall students) to breathtaking national parks, to gorgeous sandy beaches that come alive during the summer months, Manitoba has a wealth of experiences for students living abroad.