JUNE NEWSLETTER Bath Elementary School 112 School Street, Bath, NB E7J 1C4 Phone: 278-6003 Fax: 278-6005 bes.nbed.nb.ca Acting Principal – Linda Justason A Journey of Learning IMPORTANT DATES: June 1 st Grade 4 – Ducks Unlimited Trip June 2 nd Pre K Graduation – BES gym 12-1 June 3 rd Grade 5’s visit BMS June 5 th Grade 5P – Meduxnekeag Trip June 8 th Grade 2 – Meduxnekeag Trip June 8 th Track Meet – Florenceville Middle June 10 th/11th Grade 5’s Year End Trip – Camp Skiktehawk June 11 th Grades 3 & 4 Year End Trip – Camp Shiktehawk June 11th Grades k/1/2 - Year End Trip - Woodstock June 16 th Art Afternoon June 19 th Last Day for Students – Final Report Card Day ½ day for students June 23 rd Last Day for Teachers The end of the year is fast approaching. Hope everyone is looking forward to a great summer! NO NEWS YET FROM THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION: We are still waiting for news from the Minister of Education about the District Education Councils recommendation to merge Bath Elementary with Bath Middle. So we do not know if we are moving nor whether it is this year or another. When the announcement is made, we will be sure to let you know. LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS: The provincial last day is noon on June 19 th . If we do end up moving for the fall, I assume our students could be done a bit earlier to allow for classroom and school packing. Again…..will keep you posted. YEAR END FIELD TRIPS: Please note that permission slips will be sent home and need returned in order for students to participate. - Costs for all trips are covered by the school. June 10/11 th – Grade 5’s overnight trip to Camp Shiktehawk June 11 th – Grades 3 & 4 Camp Shiktehawk June 11 th – K/1/2 Woodstock Civic Centre swimming, Lunch Connell Park, Bowling We welcome anyone wishing to volunteer/supervise these trips. Please contact your student’s teacher. Policy 701 is required (http://701.nbed.nb.ca ) TRANSITION DAY: On June 3 rd grade 5 students will have an opportunity to visit Bath Middle School for their grade 6 English programs next year, meet teacher’s & staff and enjoy free pizza for lunch Please see 2015/16 supply list attached. STUDENT FEES: We will begin collecting student fees the first week of June. This is done to enable us to purchase supplies in bulk during the summer months for the 2015/16 school year. Our fee will remain at $40.00. Please ensure 2014/15 fees have been paid in full. MEDUXNEKEAG ENVIRONMENTAL SHOWCASE 2015 GRAND WINNER! Congratulations again to Carrie O’Neill who represented BES as the Meduxnekeag Environmental Project Grand Showcase Winner, at the NB Legislature last Wednesday. Carrie’s project was chosen over 600 student projects. Awesome work Carrie!!!! SWIMMING: We will be swimming from now until the end of year. Please bring swimsuit, towel and plastic bag for wet suit.
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JUNE NEWSLETTER
Bath Elementary School 112 School Street, Bath, NB E7J 1C4
Phone: 278-6003 Fax: 278-6005
bes.nbed.nb.ca
Acting Principal – Linda Justason
A Journey of Learning
IMPORTANT DATES:
June 1st Grade 4 – Ducks Unlimited Trip June 2nd Pre K Graduation – BES gym 12-1 June 3rd Grade 5’s visit BMS June 5th Grade 5P – Meduxnekeag Trip June 8th Grade 2 – Meduxnekeag Trip June 8th Track Meet – Florenceville Middle June 10th/11th Grade 5’s Year End Trip – Camp Skiktehawk
June 11th Grades 3 & 4 Year End Trip – Camp Shiktehawk
June 11th Grades k/1/2 - Year End Trip - Woodstock
June 16th Art Afternoon June 19th Last Day for Students – Final Report Card Day
½ day for students
June 23rd Last Day for Teachers
The end of the year is fast approaching.
Hope everyone is looking forward to a
great summer!
NO NEWS YET FROM THE MINISTER OF
EDUCATION:
We are still waiting for news from the Minister of
Education about the District Education Councils
recommendation to merge Bath Elementary with Bath
Middle. So we do not know if we are moving nor
whether it is this year or another. When the
announcement is made, we will be sure to let you
know.
LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS:
The provincial last day is noon on June 19th. If we do
end up moving for the fall, I assume our students could
be done a bit earlier to allow for classroom and school
packing. Again…..will keep you posted.
YEAR END FIELD TRIPS:
Please note that permission slips will be sent home and need returned in order for students to participate. - Costs for all trips are covered by the school. June 10/11th – Grade 5’s overnight trip to Camp Shiktehawk June 11th – Grades 3 & 4 Camp Shiktehawk June 11th – K/1/2 Woodstock Civic Centre swimming, Lunch Connell Park, Bowling We welcome anyone wishing to volunteer/supervise these trips. Please contact your student’s teacher. Policy 701 is required (http://701.nbed.nb.ca)
TRANSITION DAY:
On June 3rd grade 5 students will have an opportunity to visit Bath Middle School for their grade 6 English programs next year, meet teacher’s & staff and enjoy free pizza for lunch Please see 2015/16 supply list attached.
STUDENT FEES:
We will begin collecting student fees the first week of June. This is done to enable us to purchase supplies in bulk during the summer months for the 2015/16 school year. Our fee will remain at $40.00. Please ensure 2014/15 fees have been paid in full.
MEDUXNEKEAG ENVIRONMENTAL
SHOWCASE 2015 GRAND WINNER!
Congratulations again to Carrie O’Neill who represented
BES as the Meduxnekeag Environmental Project Grand
Showcase Winner, at the NB Legislature last
Wednesday. Carrie’s project was chosen over 600
student projects. Awesome work Carrie!!!!
SWIMMING: We will be swimming from now until the end of year. Please bring swimsuit, towel and plastic bag for wet suit.
JUNE NEWSLETTER
Bath Elementary School 112 School Street, Bath, NB E7J 1C4
Phone: 278-6003 Fax: 278-6005
bes.nbed.nb.ca
Acting Principal – Linda Justason
A Journey of Learning
ART AFTERNOON – JUNE 16TH
Jaime Denke from the Andrew and Laura McCain Gallery will be here to do an Art afternoon for all students.
GREAT STRIDES WALK Congratulations to all the people who turned out to participate in the Great Strides Walk in Bath on Sunday May 25th, raising $36,000.00 for Cystic Fibrosis Awareness. AWESOME!
BATH MIDDLE SCHOOL – Future Grade 6 Students Parents and Students We, the Staff of Bath Middle, are looking forward to the School Year 2015-2016. The following lists of supplies are required and mandatory for a successful school year. When purchasing these supplies we recommend you pick up extra loose-leaf, pencils, glue, tape and markers as these are the items we find many students need to replenish at some point in the year. Duotangs: 2 Yellow (Math), 2 Blue (Science), 2 Green (Social Studies), 2 Orange (Health/PD), 2 Purple (PIF), 1 White (Music) and 1 Black (Technology) 1 ½” Red Binder 5 pkg. “Hilroy” Loose-leaf 1 pkg. Graph Paper 5 pkg. Pencils 2-3 Pens Markers/Pencil Crayons/Calculator 2 Glue Sticks 1 pair Scissors 1 Ruler 3 White Erasers 1 pkg. Page Dividers 1 pair Indoor Sneakers Gym Shorts, T-Shirt & Deodorant 2 boxes Kleenex 1 Geometry Set 2 rolls of Scotch tape
Keep Safe in the Sun! Having fun in the sun is one of the best parts of
the spring and summer months, but it can also be
dangerous. Children can develop serious sunburns
or become dehydrated in the summer heat.
Sunburns and spending time in the sun without
sun protection has been found to increase the risk
of skin cancer later in life. You can use the
following safety tips to protect yourself and your
children from the sun:
Ensure there is some shade around play
areas or use a sun umbrella.
Children should wear a sun hat with a
wide brim and back flap, loose cotton
clothing, and 100% broad spectrum
sunglasses.
Use sunblock with at least 30 SPF on all
areas of exposed skin (don’t forget the
ears, nose, back of neck, and tops of feet).
Reapply sunblock every two hours, and
after swimming.
Encourage children to drink fluids (with
no added sugar), especially water.
Be a role-model for children and protect
yourself from the sun as well.
Signs of Heat Exhaustion:
Thirst
Fatigue
Stomach or leg cramps
Cool, moist skin
Adapted from:
http://www.caringforkids.cps.ca/handouts/sun_s
afety
Shawna Simonds 4th Year Bachelor of Nursing Student Memorial University of Newfoundland
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