Study Programs
Regular High School curriculum. Sports are a major component of the educational philosophy in this school. The programme is further enhanced by theatre trips, participation in the Canadian Mathematics Competitions, speakers, field trips, sports activities, the annual Shakespeare Festival, etc.
AP Courses
The school offers (US College Board run) Advanced Placement classes in Grade 12 in most subject areas. It gives high school students exposure to university-level material and an opportunity to show what they have learned by taking an AP exam.
Facilities
The large grounds of the school consist of a forest, playground, and a small field which is covered with artificial turf. Armbrae completed construction of multi-purpose building consisting of a gymnasium, art room and drama studio in April 2008. The school occupies 3 buildings:
1) a pleasant, modern, brick building of two stories. It houses classrooms, a library, a well-equipped laboratory, a computer room, and school offices.
2) a purpose-built sound-proof Music Pavilion; and
3) a beautiful new Arts, Athletics, and Recreation Centre with a full size stage, an Art room, and gym.
All of the school's classrooms are equipped with Apple computers and Smartboard interactive whiteboards. Armbrae also has a computer lab with more than 20 computers.
Activities
Art, Drama, Choir, Chess, Debate Club, Student Council, Amnesty International Club, Soccer, Cross-Country, Yearbook.
Athletics
Tennis, Swimming, Soccer, Cross-Country, Volleyball, Badminton, Basketball, Ski, Curling, Field Hockey, Track and Field.
Drama
Armbrae has one of the most innovative drama programs in the country. As Company in Residence, Zuppa coordinates the extra-curricular drama program at the school, which produces four shows each year. The company also teaches public speaking to grades 2-12 and collaborates with the English teachers on the school's annual Shakespeare Festival.