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Upcoming School Council Meeting |
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All interested school community members are invited to attend our next School Council meeting - Monday, February 6, 2012 at 6:30 pm in the library. |
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Revision to Evaluation Schedule |
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As a result of the bus cancellations on Friday, January 27, there will be no examinations written Friday. All evaluations have been moved to the next school day. Period 2 evaluations will be written on Monday, January 30 Period 3 evaluations will be written on Tuesday, January 31 Period 4 evaluations will be writen on Wednesday, February 1 February 2 and 3 will remain Professional Activities Days. Semester 2 will begin on Monday, February 6, 2012
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Semester One Evaluation Schedule |
Don't forget that Semester One Evaluations will be written from Thursday, January 26 to Tuesday, January 31. Some performance examinations will take place on Wednesday, February 1. Students will be given a form to fill out, identifying when and where each of their exams will take place. Some revisions have been made to the schedule that was posted earlier this week. They will not affect the day or time that students will write their examination. Mr. Cino's 3rd period class, TBB3C has been added as well.
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2012-2013 Course Options Get a head start planning your next year at Bradford District High School! Our course offerings for the 2012-2013 school year are now posted on-line (click here). We have a wide variety of programs to meet the needs and interests of every student. Take a look at what we have to offer!
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Healthy activity starts early in 2012 for students at Bradford District High School thanks to funding from the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion and Sport! |
Over 160 students from Bradford District High School will be participating in an OFSAA program, supported by the Ontario Ministry of Health Promotion and Sport on Wednesday January 11th. This ‘Try Day’ program is a province wide initiative to increase participation at the Grade 9 level. All BDHS students currently taking Health and Physical Education will participate in fitness circuits combining dynamic plyometric movements. Each circuit will meet required daily physical activity levels. The ‘Try Day’ event is an effort to motivate students to enjoy and incorporate physical activity into their lifestyle. This event was made possible thanks to funding from the Ontario Ministry with their $700 grant. Teachers were able to purchase new equipment including BOSU balls, resistance bands, and heart rate monitors. Several students have never been afforded the chance to use this type equipment, and as such, the day should be a learning experience as well as a good workout. For further details on this school project contact:
Kate Walker – 905 775 2262 –
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Full details on Grade 9 OFSAA/Ministry of Health Promotion and Sport ‘Try Day’ grants can be found on the PFSAA website (ofsaa.ca) |
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