Logo Contest Winners. They are: Shana Jardine, Elementary, Abby Donovan, Middle School and Nolan Donovan, High School. We had a lot of entries, making it extremely difficult to choose. We were very pleased with the number of entries received, and the participation was much appreciated. See the image gallery for winning logos.
Drive 4UR School event!!Blackville School Student Council would like for you to come out and support our school. Blackville School: 12 Maclaggan Dr., Blackville, NB.
The Drive 4 UR School program is a fun, engaging way to help schools raise money to support their sports and extracurricular activities. Ford and Ford Lincoln Dealerships partner with a local high school to conduct a test-drive fundraising event. For every valid test-drive completed, Ford Motor Company will donate $20 to the participating high school, up to $6,000! So, the more people who test-drive a Ford vehicle at the event, the more money can be raised! All drivers must be 18 or over with a license to drive.
The Miramichi Kinsmen and Anglophone North School District are pleased to accept film entries for the Third Annual Kin Film Festival. All students in ASD-N are invited to participate. Students may submit films in one or both of the two categories. The first category is the Kin Category. Films in this category will address the theme “Doing the Right Thing”. The second category is the Open Category. Films of any genre or subject matter can be submitted to this category. The top films selected in each category will be screened. Also this year, Director Michel Guitar from the NB film Co-op will be offering a training session at Miramichi Valley High School before the screening of the films. All films will be screened Sunday May 26th, 2013 at 6:00pm at our new location Miramichi Valley High school. Cash prizes of $250, $150 and $100 will be awarded for the winners in each category. Deadline for Entry is May 17th For more details on each category and to book a seat for Michel Guitars session please go to www.kinfilmfest.com
Blackville School will be presenting its annual Choir and Band Spring Concert on Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. in the school cafeteria.This concert will feature performances by our Elementary Choir, the Blackville School Girls’ Choir, the Blackville School Jazz Band along with the Grade 9U Instrumental Class, and various vocal soloists.Fudge, beverages, and tickets on a 50/50 draw will be sold during the intermission.Admission is $5.00 for adults and $2.00 for students.Elementary Choir and Band/Instrumental students are asked to dress appropriately;no jeans, shorts, or flip flops please.
With the warmer weather upon us we would like to remind both parents and students of the dress code for Blackville School. The school dress code is outlined below and we thank you in advance for your continued support.
DRESS CODE
NO:
·Headgear (caps, toques, headbands)
·Revealed midriffs (No skin should be showing, tops must meet top of pants)
·Shoulder straps must be wide enough so as not to display bra straps
·Excessively short shorts/skirts (hand width above the knee)
·Revealed undergarments, revealing tops
·Inappropriate slogan t-shirts (reference to drugs/alcohol, sexual connotations)
SOLUTIONS:
·You have something else to wear
·Your teacher has something for you to wear
**A student Behavior Tracking form will be completed after the second time is spoken to privately regarding violation of this regulation.The violation will be considered noncompliance and defiance.
There will be a meeting on Wednesday, April 24th at 7 p.m. in room C203 - Lori Brophy's room. The meeting is to discuss graduation activities, prom an safe grad. All parents are encouraged to attend.
The students in grade 8 were given the opportunity to cut out their skateboards using a template provided during their shop class with Mr. Grattan.A graphic designer was brought in to help the kids design images for their skateboards.The students were then given the opportunity in their physical education class to ride their skateboards.Paul MacKinnon used the format used with the “Skate Pass” program with the students to make the experience as safe and enjoyable as possible while challenging them outside of their comfort zone.The students really enjoyed the experience and we will look at continuing this activity in the future.
Check out the link below to see more pictures of this project.
