Today’s guests are young Armbrae alumni, Ecem Heywood and Isablelle Wong. In this episode, we talk about their 13 year journeys at Armbrae, how the school has prepared them for post secondary education, their thoughts on the future of the school, their plans to give back and what life wisdom they take with them as they move forward.

Armbrae Academy 18:87 - Looking Back and Moving Forward

These are the stories of Armbrae Academy Podcast told in 18 minutes and 87 seconds. 

There’s history here. Founded in 1887, Armbrae is a small independent school located in the heart of Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the East Coast of Canada. But it’s not just the history we want to share; as rich as that is. This season intertwines the voices of students with alumni and faculty to share Armbrae’s academic, community and student approach. The perspectives balance both new and old ideas, embracing our current situation of extraordinary change. 

This podcast offers a glimpse into the lives influenced by an Armbrae Academy education and the secret aspirations of the current class.

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These are the stories of Armbrae Academy Podcast told in 18 minutes and 87 seconds. There’s history here. Founded in 1887, Armbrae is a small independent school located in the heart of Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the East Coast of Canada. But it’s not just the history we want to share; as rich as that is. This season intertwines the voices of students with alumni and faculty to share Armbrae’s academic, community and student approach. The perspectives balance both new and old ideas, embracing our current situation of extraordinary change. This podcast offers a glimpse into the lives influenced by an Armbrae Academy education and the secret aspirations of the current class.

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