On Thursday, Feb 28th, students will receive a mini report in each of their five classes. This serves as a good indication of progress to date. Watch for the reports!
Please remember to wear your Pink Shirt on Wed. Feb. 27th.It's a colour not everyone wants to wear, but those who are brave enough to put on a pink t-shirt are sending a powerful message to bullies. According to the campaign, every seven minutes someone is bullied on a playground in Canada and its effects can be devastating. It demoralizes, wrecks self-esteem and in some cases has led to shooting and suicides. For more info about the pink shirt campaign visit www.pinkshirtday.ca.
Canadian Blood Services will be holding a blood donor clinic at the school on Monday, Feb. 25th from 4:30-8:30pm in the gymnasium. Walk ins are welcome but you can book an appointment. Paigle Boisvert is our student ambassador who would ask anyone donating on Monday to make sure they tell the person taking your information that you'd like to be part of the Bonar Law Memorial Team. The school collects points for each donor that joins. Everyone welcome...
Congratulations to the following students!!!!Names for January: Tyson DedamJustine CormierCameron CailJessica FullertonTaylor CampbellEvelyn BernardRachel LawsonTrent WarmanBrandy MillieaRicky Lee Peter-PaulHunter SimonBrad AugustineBrodie Theriault
On the afternoon of Friday, February 1st,
2013; the First Nations team organized the first ever BLMS mini-pow-wow. Without
question, it was an informative and interesting experience. All were delighted
with the level of involvement from staff and students alike. It was
a real "experience" of Miqmaq culture and we all learned a
lot. Special thanks to Rosa, Sharon and Katie and all their connections
... for putting this event together----- food, music, dancing, presence of
the elders, etc. It was a huge undertaking, but one that certainly
Reminder to the Graduates of June 2013 that your Grad Fee ($125) is due to Ms. McEachern or Ms. Davis by March 30, 2013. The fee can be paid in installments - be sure to get a receipt for all monies paid.
All Grade 9 students will be writing the ELPA provincial assessment on Tuesday and Wednesday (January 15th and 16th), here at the school. Grade eleven and twelve students who have not been successful to date will also being rewriting their Reading and/or Writing components. It is extremely important that students involved are present and ready to participate. This provincial initiate is an important piece of achievement data, that all students must deal with before graduation.
Included
below is the Exam Schedule document.The
schedule lists the exam to be written including the location.Morning
exams will start at 9:00 AM sharp.Students
will be dismissed at 11:00 AM, if their exams are finished.Several
exams will require three (3) hours to write; your teacher will tell you. Afternoon
exams will start at 1:00 PM sharp.Students
will be dismissed at 3:00 PM, if their exams are finished.Several
exams will require three (3) hours to write; your teacher will tell you. If there
is a School cancelation; the exams will be bumped ahead one day.Example:
