Please note that school laptops must be signed out and returned daily to our school librarian, Ms. Helgason.  They are not permitted to be taken home.  We have a limited number of laptops and want to make sure students who need to borrow one have access to them when needed. Our Fill the Bus Campaign is still collecting items with Period 1 teachers.  Families can also donate this weekend at the Sobeys on Elmwood Drive from 9am – 2pm on Saturday, December 6th. Student government is hosting the Winter Formal dance on Thursday, December 11th from 6:30 -9:00pm.   From 6:30 -7:00 pm will be a sensory friendly environment.  Guest passes are no longer available, but students can still purchase their own ticket for $20 in the lobby next week at lunch time. Yearbooks are on sale now!   Visit School Cash online to make your purchase. SKI CLUB Registration is now open for the BMHS Ski Club on School Cash online.  Space […]

Please be advised that all extra-curricular activities including practices and games are cancelled today/tonight.  This includes the Hoop Classic Basketball schedule. The PSSC (Parent School Support Committee) meeting is also cancelled for this evening.  DRAMA, DANCE and DRUM Performances BMHS Drama presents:  Holiday Havoc an evening of student created theatre.  The show will also include two student directed plays, and performances by the BMHS Dance Club and the BMHS Drumline.   The show will be presented on Thursday, December 4th only in the BMHS theatre. (Tonight’s performance is cancelled due to weather)  Curtain time is 7:30pm and admission is a suggested donation of $10. Musical Theatre Sponge Bob the Musical will be in full swing in February.  Tickets are on sale now and would make a great stocking stuffer for Christmas.  Go to the link on our school website to find out more information and to secure your tickets. Check out School Cash online. COOP BMHS is now accepting […]

BMHS is now accepting Co-operative Education applications from Grade 11 students for their 2026-27 school schedule. Co-operative Education is a great opportunity for Grade 12 students to gain insight and experience in a career they are interested in.  Almost any type of business or community organization can provide work experience for students through Co-operative Education.  Students may be placed in a variety of occupational training positions. Co-operativeEducation enables students to gain valuable work experience, strengthen employment skills, make more effective educational and career decisions, and develop maturity and self-confidence. Paper copies of the Co-op Education 120 application forms are available at the library and office or email Mr. Bryden (john.bryden@nbed.nb.ca) for an online version. They can be handed in at the library, office or emailed to john.bryden@nbed.nb.ca.