In support of Anti-Bullying Day many of our students wore pink shirts and for those who didn't have any pink, bandanas were passed out for students to wear around their wrists or attach to their clothing. Great support was shown by our students and staff!!
Grade 10 students spent Wednesday touring a hospital. There are 144 possible occupations and the staff was able to introduce us to many of them. The morgue, physio, ambulance, maintenance, x-ray, pharmacy and lab were some of the area we visited at the Miramichi Regional Hospital. Info on these and many more occupations can be found under careers at http://www.serha.ca/moncton_hospital/default.htm Thank you to the many staff who helped make our visit and excellent experience.
Wednesday, April 14th is Pink Shirt Day - in support of Anti-Bullying. Show your support by wearing something pink. You can also check out the following websites for ideas to stop the problem of bullying at school, in the community and in the workplace! www.bullying.orgwww.bullyingawarenessweek.org
The grade 10 students will be leaving BLMS at 8:15 on Wednesday, April 14th to travel to the Miramichi. They will spend the day touring the many departments of Region 7 Hospital. Lunch will be provided on site courtesy of the Hospital. We will be returning to the school by 3:15. Supporting staff will be Ms Conroy, Ms. Barlow, Ms Warman and Ms. McEachern.
On April 22 there will be an heritage fair from 9-11:30. There will be students with their projects on history and culture and also there will be singing, dancing, drumming and fashion show in BLMS cafeteria.
Report Cards will be available at the office on Thursday afternoon - after 4:15pm. Teachers will be available for Parent Teacher conferences on Thursday (April 8th) 4:30 - 7:30pm and Friday morning (April 9th) 9:00am - 11:45am
NBCC will be available for the grade 11 students at lunch on Wednesday, April 7th. They will be in the guidance area. If you have any questions about applying to community college in September, now is your chance to chat with someone in person. Drop by and get the latest info. www.nbcc.nb.ca
Bonar Law would like to extend a warm welcome to the former Prime Minister the Honourable Paul Martin, the Premier Shawn Graham and the community members coming to the school on Monday, March 29th, to announce a new initivitive for aboriginal youth at Bonar Law. Classes will continue as usual for students on this day. For more information about his foundation please see: http://www.maei-ieam.ca/
