Welcome to the 2018-19 school year!
Welcome back to all of our returning bobcats, and a huge welcome to all of our new bobcats - the class of 2021! We hope you all had a great summer and are looking forward to the new school year at Bluefield!
Homeroom lists will be posted on Thursday morning in the lobby and cafeteria.
Welcome to Bluefield High School - Home of the Bobcats
As students and staff prepare for a new school year, I extend a sincere welcome to new and returning students and all parents and guardians.
In an increasingly competitive world, a good high school education is essential. Achieving this requires careful planning and a commitment to regular attendance and hard work. Parents and guardians are encouraged to work with the staff at Bluefield to ensure that students make this commitment. Student involvement in the many activities offered at Bluefield helps students feel part of the school community, offers new opportunities, reflects positively in future endeavours and leads to overall better success in their academics. Parents and guardians can play a large part in this by encouraging their students to become involved.
Parent involvement improves student achievement, promotes positive attitudes toward school and motivates students to succeed. Through our new website, we hope to improve communication between our school and home, and share the many successes of Bluefield's students.
Successful schools are communities: communities of learners, teachers and parents. We ask for the guidance and support of parents/guardians and the commitment of our students to continue to make Bluefield a great place to learn, work and visit. This partnership will ensure that a successful and rewarding environment exists at Bluefield for the youth of our community.
Stephen Wenn
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Congratulations to bobcat Sophie MacDonald, fantastic achievement! https://t.co/el7bvb8qRV
Great to meet grade 11 student, Sophie MacDonald, on the Hill this evening. She is the first Islander invited to the Prime Minister’s Science Fair. https://t.co/kvddI1GaW7
Bluefield High School will have no classes or bus services Monday September 10th so that staff and students may attend the funeral of Mya Arsenault. All after school activities will also be canceled for Monday.
Fall sports are already underway! Check our calendar for details. https://t.co/pHVo17TTJ2 https://t.co/CrUcm0XAmg
Congratulations to all Grade 9 graduates at EWS tonight. Moving on to Bluefield Highschool.....Warriors to Bobcats.. https://t.co/0kzVNMdG1C
Great leaders don’t set out to be a leader....they set out to make a difference. #MissionAccomplished #StudentCouncil #Bobcats 🐾🙌🏼 https://t.co/bx7TsQPhdJ
It's party time! Congrats to the Bluefield Graduating Class of 2018! @GoBobcatsGo https://t.co/PWJIVUnsQv
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BLUEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Thursday, September 20, 2018
Day 2
The 2017-18 Yearbooks are in and can be picked up this week in the main lobby at lunchtime. If you missed out on ordering your copy we still have a limited quantity available, first come first serve. Cost is $50.
There will be a Yearbook meeting today at 12:00 in room 131 for anyone interested in helping out with this year’s edition of the yearbook. Bring your enthusiasm and great ideas with you!
The Math Zone will be open today from 11:50 – 12:25 and every Tuesday and Thursday for the remainder of the school year. The Math Zone is an area where students can go to receive help in their math learning, or work collaboratively with others to enhance their math learning. All students are welcome.
Math Zone volunteers are asked to sign up for shifts on the sign-up sheet outside the Math Zone. We still need some volunteers for Tuesday and Thursday of this week.
There will be a meeting for all current ADP students tomorrow(Friday) at 11:45 in Library Reading Room.
Looking for some Community Service or DUKE hours, checkout our website under Student Services or go to Student Services for more information.
Do you have a flair for the dramatic arts? A passion for music? How about visual arts, creative multi-media or writing? If you have an interest in any or all of these and are considering future plans in the Arts and Culture Sector, then plan on attending the student information meeting for the ADP (Academy Diploma Program) in Arts and Culture. This three year program focuses on providing learning opportunities, active participation, and work experience in PEI’s Arts and Culture community. The student information meeting is on Wed. Sept. 26 at 11:50 in the Art Room. For further information, see Mr. Strickey in the Art Room or Ms. Coffin in the Library.
Athletics last night:
Field hockey win over TOSH 9-0
AAAW volleyball loss to Rural 3-0
AAAM volleyball win over Rural 3-0
Today:
Baseball practice 5:30 at TFC
“A” women’s Soccer meeting today in room 239 at 12:00pm
The Bobcat Relay is quickly approaching! Make sure to stop by the lobby at noon to pick up your registration package today and for the rest of the week. Please return all six forms signed in your envelope to the registration table as possible!