Monday, Jan 5th- No School for Students. All ASD-N Teachers and Support Staff will be taking part in scheduled school based professional development sessions. Students will return to classes on Tuesday, Jan 6th.
All Schools CLOSED today (Thursday, Dec 18th)in ASD-N.As per district policy, all school related activities are also cancelled, this would include the semi formal which will be rescheduled after the holidays.
Thank you to all the volunteers and cafeteria staff at Bonar Law School who prepared and served a free delicious turkey dinner to all students and staff today. It was enjoyed by all. This would have not been possible without the support and donations from EWG Food Services, Foodland (Thanks Dave) and the United Church Restoration Committee. FB link to Pictures https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=778442772226067&set=pcb.70553838...
December17 is designated by the provincial government as Anti-bullying Day, also known as Blue Day. Lets all show our support. All students and staff are encouraged to wear something blue.
A Free Holiday Turkey Dinner will be available to all BLMS Students and Staff on Wednesday Dec 17th.
A special thank you goes out to both our cafeteria provider, EWG Food Services and Rexton Foodland for their donation of time and food.
This would not be possible, without their generosity and support.
Note: This will be the only item on the menu for that day.
BLMS is thrilled to have Sandra Racine through the Artist in Residency School Program sponsored by the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, Tourism and Heritage and Culture. Sandra is a graduate of the NB College of Craft and Design and was awarded the Gwen Bear Memorial Award for highest GPA and Best AVA Design. She is also the BMO First Art National Competition for NB winner. Sandra resides in Oromocto with her husband and son but is orginally a member of the Elsipogtog First Nation.
On Wed. December 3rd, BLMS will hold it's annual Heritage Day Fair. This is running from 8:50am-11:30am. Parents and the public are welcome to come into the school and see our grade 9 projects, sample some local fare and see firsthand how basket weaving and carving is still done today.
BLMS Food Drive kicks off today with a challenge going out to MFR! Each year our classes compete for the bragging rights and prizes that go along with bringing in the most food for the food bank. Grade 12 has been undefeated for 5 years!This year our student council has sent out a challenge to MFR to see which school can collect the most food. Give generously and help a needy family!
Report card day is Thursday, Nov. 20th with parent-teacher being Thursday evening from 4:30-7pm and again Friday morning from 9-11:45am.Parents can pick their child's report card up in the main office. Teachers will be in the gym during these times. No school for students on Friday. The BLMS Food Drive kicks off on the 20th and parents/students/staff are encouraged to bring in a non-perishable food item and fill out a ballot. Our goal is to fill our activity bus and make it a little easier on someone less fortunate. Monetary donations can be made as well in the main office!
