Academics

MBCI provides a disciplined learning environment which exceeds the educational requirements of the Manitoba Department of Education and provides for admission into all post-secondary educational institutions.

MBCI offers programs for Middle Years Students (grades 6, 7 and 8) and High School (Grades 9 to 12). MBCI adheres to an educational philosophy which combines academic excellence with a Christian environment nurturing physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health.

Over eighty percent of MBCI students move on to University or other degree granting Institutions. MBCI students perform consistently above the average on Provincial Exams. MBCI ensures that each student receives comprehensive training in Computers and Information Technology.

Student News

 

Academic Scholarships and Awards 2011

 

MBCI Grade 6 Student Wins Gold at the Manitoba Schools Science Symposium.

Mariel Roehr (gr. 6 student at MBCI) and her sister  Signe, (gr. 4 student at Donwood Elementary) participated in the Science Symposium on April 30th. 

Their project was titled, “What’s the best way to grow canola plants?”.  Their experiment involved using different amounts of fertilizer in each pot, as well as using different soil types.  Mariel, and Signe put in a tremendous amount of time and effort into their science fair project.  They spent many weeks  doing various things, such as, researching their topic, meeting with a specialist, caring for their plants, and making observations and recording their data.  Mariel and Signe’s hard work certainly paid off at the symposium!   The girls received a Gold metal in their category, as well as an award for “Best Overall Group - Elementary”, which included a cash prize of $125 each and plaques for both recipients.   Congratulations, Mariel and Signe, for this outstanding accomplishment.   We are proud of you! 

 

Regional Heritage Fair Grade 9

Seven students (four projects) were presented with awards at the closing program.  Kalena Schulz and Vanessa Kornelson (Confederation Bridge), Kamila Kalita and Kara Frejuk (Vikings in Canada) Caleb Wong and Bryson Debroni (Terry Fox) and Luke Derksen (Fur Trade) all received prizes May 5th, and will be invited to dine with the Lt. Governor in June.