“Missing out on prom doesn’t really bother me, but I do feel sad about missing out on a high school graduation because it would’ve marked my achievements and hard work and without it, high school doesn’t feel complete.”

In these unprecedented times, it is important to stay positive and remember that Bethune will always be there for you! Now, you may be wondering how we will maintain Bethune spirit if we are all separated at the moment. Well, why don’t we read about the different experiences and perspectives from Bethune students in both virtual school and in-person school.

"Who knows? It's undetermined," is the answer we are all getting for almost everything we ask nowadays. This article will fill you in on the latest information for Bethune's clubs and councils.

Who exactly is the man behind the “Bethune Weekly Emails,” consistently sent since the end of August? The Bethune Journal team recently did a virtual questionnaire with him in order to help staff and students get to know him better.

Ms. Anderson has been a teacher at Dr. Norman Bethune C.I. for twenty-two years. Due to her recent diagnosis of stage two breast cancer, this is the first time that she is not teaching at Bethune since having her kids. Like many of the staff and students here at Bethune, I was devastated to hear that she would not be returning as a teacher to the school this year. As such, for this month’s editorial, I decided to interview Ms. Anderson about her experience as a teacher and her battle with cancer.

Bethune’s senior drama class performed a one act play, Almost True, at the National Theatre School Drama Festival, the largest youth drama festival in North America.

If you take a quick glance around any of the classes here at Dr. Norman Bethune C.I., you will realize immediately that while Toronto is hailed as a multicultural city, a place where it is difficult to identify a majority ethnic group, our school is anything but multicultural.

The Junior girls volleyball season started in December with a new coach who valued every player and made sure everyone was aware of what to do. They had a wonderful season of team building and skill development.

The timeless question. A debate that has plagued humanity since its creation and has sparked clashes across the planet. Only one answer. The crucial question, “Would you rather have no knees or no elbows?”

In an attempt to cut down the education budget, Doug Ford’s government announced back in March that class sizes would be expanded even more over the next four years. What will this mean for the future education of Bethune students?