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.

Grade Six Students Perform Well on National Math Contest!

Several grade six students participated in the Canadian National Math Competition.  We were very pleased with the results.  Our students ranked 5th in the province of Manitoba.  Way to go!  Over the past few years, MBCI has consistently done well on this math contest, ranking within the top 10 of all schools in Manitoba. 

Heather Lange

 

MBCI at the REGIONAL HERITAGE FAIR

On May 6, eighteen students in grade 9, with teacher Ken Geddert participated in the Red River Regional Heritage Fair.  The event showcased approximately 250 research projects from many schools.  MBCI was represented by Connor Vogt, Josh Epp, Ian Veloso, North Hiebert, Danica Wieler, Kyle Martineau, Dylan Longhurst, Emily Dempster, Natasha Kornelson, Becky Sawatsky, Tamar Sawatsky, Sonya Rahal, Tori Brandt, Katherine Mayba, Josiah Berguis, Tyler Hodge, Melina Giesbrecht, and Shivani Trivedi.

 Among the many excellent projects at the event, three of the MBCI projects were selected for special recognition at the awards program. 

The project on Nunavut, by Becky and Tamar Sawatsky was awarded a prize in the aboriginal category.

The project on the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, by Josh Epp and Connor Vogt, was selected for a prize by Manitoba Sport.

The top prize in the Veterans Affairs category went to Kyle Martineau, for his project on the Italian campaign in World War II.

Cogratulations to the award winners and to all the participants for your excellent work and for representing us well.

Check out the website http://www.redriverheritage.ca/index.php