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2025-2026 - Pre-Primary and NEW Primary Registration
Registration is now being accepted for Pre-Primary, along with NEW primary students for the 2025-2026 school year.
To be eligible to attend Pre-Primary:
Your child must be at least 4 years old on or before December 31 in the year they start pre-primary and families need to live in the school's catchment area for which they are registering.
Children are also eligible to attend if they turn 5 years old on or before December 31 and have not previously attended pre-primary.
The online registration form can be found at http://www.ssrce.ca/register
Please CLICK HERE to register for the 2024-2025 School Year
Nuts, Sesame, Scents
Nuts, Sesame, Scents
Please do not bring nut (peanuts, tree nuts) or sesame (includes hummus which is made from sesame seeds) products into our school.
There are students and staff at BA who have LIFE THREATENING ALLERGIES to these foods. As well, be aware that we are a scent "sensitive" property as we have staff and students with severe scent sensitivities.
School Start Time
Instruction starts sharply at 8:25am for all students. School Start Time
We ask that students arrive no later than 8:20am so they have plenty of time to get prepared for their morning lessons. Students are welcome to enter the school at 8:05am.
Next Early Dismissal for CLT
(May 7th, 2025)
Students will be dismissed at 12:30 pm.
What is CLT?
Collaborative Learning Time, or CLT, is a professional learning opportunity where a group of educators meet regularly to share expertise, look at student data, work collaboratively to improve teaching practices, and support students' academic performance and well-being.
BA'S Good News Students for March
BA'S Good News Students for February
BA'S Good News Students for January
BA'S Good News Students for December
Celebrating Our Staff
Mrs. Tibert
Mrs. Tibert
Congratulations to Mrs. Tibert on receiving the King Charles Ⅲ’s Coronation Medal in recognition of her significant long-term volunteer service to the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.
Mrs. Bower
Mrs. Bower
Congratulations to Mrs. Bower on completing the New York City Marathon.
Sherry Ritcey
Sherry Ritcey
Congratulations to Sherry Ritcey on being inducted into the Lunenburg County Sports Heritage Society Wall of Fame.
BA'S Good News Students for November
BA'S Good News Students for October
BA'S Good News Students for September
Thank-You
Bluenose Academy would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to Kristi and Mark Tibbo for their donation of a blue bin to our Bluenose Academy LC Recycling Program.
Homework Hub
The Homework hub is back again and available for students in Grade 4-12. Please check out the links below for more information and how to access this support.
Grade 4-6 (Starting Monday, September 19 from 5:30 - 6:30 pm)
Grade 7-12 (Starting Sunday, September 18 from 5:30 - 9:30 pm)
IMPORTANT REMINDER:
Parents/Guardians are not permitted to PARK & EXIT THEIR CARS in the Drop-off Loop in front of the school during arrival and dismissal times.
Also note: This area is for Pr - 2 Student Drop-off ONLY. Parents/Guardians dropping off students in higher grades are to do so from the community center parking lot.
Parents/Guardians using the Parent Drop-Off Loop are NOT TO EXIT THEIR CARS. Please remain in your car at all times. A staff member will help with opening the door to assist children out of vehicles. The drop-off loop is to be a steady flow... no parked/unattended cars. This is to avoid congestion of vehicles which could create a dangerous environment for traffic on Green Street. Please ensure you follow this process. Your safety, our student's safety and the safety of the general public are counting on this. (If you are a parent/guardian of a Pr-2 student and you want to walk your child to or meet them at the front doors, please go to the community centre, park there and walk over.)
DOG OWNERS: Dogs are not permitted on school grounds. Please do not bring them with you for student drop-off or pick-up. We have several children who have very real fears of dogs and seeing them on site creates unnecessary stress and anxiety for them. Thank you in advance for being respectful of our students, their safety and needs.
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