Domestic and international boarding students find a home away from home on campus while attending Balmoral Hall School.
cation and goals while also providing information on how to achieve them. “They make sure to include differ- ent areas into the curriculum to help ensure that everyone can try different things out and find what they like best. Balmoral Hall then helps each student succeed in their area of study,” says Natalie, who plans to pursue a busi- ness degree followed by law school.
her sights on a law degree. “The public celebration seen on International Women’s Day is vital to stoking the fire of action.” Grade nine student Natalie Klassen values the lifelong friendships she’s made at the school — including with fellow members of the Girls for the World group. At the same time, she appreciates how Balmoral Hall consis- tently promotes post-secondary edu-
women of colour and those fighting intersectionality.” Similarly, Grade 12 student Lily Rich has been involved with planning the assembly for the past four years. “As youth, we have an interesting vantage point: we are witnessing our- selves grow into a world filled with in- justice and disregard for human life, but also one filled with a tremendous amount of hope,” says Lily, who sets
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