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 all students that competed in the PEI math league this weekend. Fantastic effort! @GoBobcatsGo #educationpei https://t.co/1isHD9s5Ne
A huge shout-out to all Bluefield students that competed in P.E.I.'s provincial unified bocce championships this week. Fantastic effort!
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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!
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BLUEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Day 1
Today in the cafeteria: Chicken Fajita served with Mexican rice for $5.25
Student Vote: Students are encouraged to go to room 151 or Reading Room 224 of the Library today at noon to place their vote.
Students will no longer be called to the Detention or Student Success Zone rooms at lunch so if you were told to attend by a teacher, please be there at the appropriate times. Detention is at 11:45 in room 149 and SSZ is at 12:00 in room 257.
Quick reminder from Student Council that the signup sheets for the hypnotist and for the grad event will be posted in the lobby today, Wednesday and Thursday at lunchtime.
Calling all Artists! The 2019 Arts Coffee House Mug Design contest is now open! All designs must be on an official mug template which can be picked up from Mr. Strickey. Enter as many time as you wish. Designs are due back to Mr. Strickey by Friday, April 26th. Good luck and be creative!
If any student is looking for a summer job, drop by Student Services for more information!
Round 1 of the 2nd annual cribbage tournament will wrap up this week. All players need to get their games in by the end of lunch on Friday. Mrs. McQuaid’s room will be open at lunch hours for anyone who needs a place to play. Keep track of your stats on the sheets provided and hand them in to Mrs. McQuaid.
Encounters with Canada is Canada’s largest youth forum. Applications are now available for students in Grade 10 and 11. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to come together to discover their country through each other, learn about Canadian institutions, meet famous and accomplished Canadians, explore exciting career options, develop leadership skills and live an extraordinary bilingual experience for one week. Information and applications available in Student Services with a deadline of Friday, April 26th, 2019.
Session today at the RCMP “L” Division Head Quarters 450 University Avenue at 11:30 am for a presentation on RCMP training Academy and a career with the RCMP. Lunch will be provided to students. Students need teacher’s permission to attend and their own transportation to and from. Further info available in Student Services.
The following students are asked to see Mrs. Coughlin in Room 111 at the very beginning of lunch time: Seth Gilroy,
Isaac Wolters, Matt Nicholson, Luke McCarvill, Sammy MacLean and Will Robinson