It was an exciting day at BCS! We hosted JVS for a very exciting game!
Congratulations to the BCS/SBS Girls Basketball team, Busline League Southern Division Champions!
BCS Coin/Currency Slam 2025!
BUSLINE LEAGUE SOUTH DIVISION CHAMPS!
The Girls Basketball team - Busline League South Division Champs, outscoring Jefferson Village School in a well-played game.
The Busline Championship game is Saturday. More info. later
Kindergarten students explored the fascinating world of penguins. They learned about the environments where penguins live and discovered what makes these birds unique. The children had fun pretending to be penguins, writing stories about them, listening to related tales, and creating a habitat using puffy paint!-Mrs. Pendleton
First graders are learning about the solar system and space during science. Last week we learned about constellations and created our own constellation by drawing the design and naming it. A fun craft and experiment included paper rockets with straws to see how far they would fly. - Mrs. Goud , First Grade Teacher
A huge THANK YOU to the BCS PTO for a delivery of new sleds. We wish these photos had sound so you could hear the joy, giggles, and happiness of kids enjoying a good old Maine winter.
5th graders visit with author Jody Bachelder. Jody will join our class several times this year as students learn about local history and the story of Samoset. -Mrs. Arzate
Staycation Scavenger Hunt
Community Contra Dances!
Friday Flyer
Thompson Ice House
Old Bristol Historical Society
BCS 8th graders had an awesome day of learning and exploration of the Bath Regional Career & Technical Center. Students learned more about specific trades, and experienced how BRCTC programming might work if they were to attend during their junior and senior years of high school. - Mrs Brinkler
After School Opportunity!
PreK is preparing our future contractors!!! -Mrs. Abate
Friday Flyer
We are very excited to invite you to join us for Lincoln Hospital’s annual Winter Physical Activity Challenge. “Maine’s Lighthouse Legacy” will run from Monday, January 27, to Sunday, March 9. It is completely free to participate.
We created a “Fun Facts” document detailing the history of some of Maine's coastal lighthouses and fun facts about them.
The activity can be completed individually or as a classroom. During this 6-week event, exercise at least 30 minutes, 4 times a week to “reach” various lighthouses across Maine’s Coasts.
Time being active can include recess, PE, walking and any other moderate to intense physical activity that you do as a class or as individual students.
Each classroom will receive:
Large tracking map
Wristbands for each student
Gold or silver medal keychain at the end of event
On Wednesday and Thursday Grade 4 had the opportunity to meet with Dan Lemieux, a retired shop and robotics teacher. Students had recently been working on honing their measuring skills, and Dan provided a hands-on way to practice those skills. Under Dan's guidance, fourth graders constructed wooden key hangers. They were able to measure to the nearest 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, and 1/16 of an inch in order to create their pieces. -Ms. Winchenbach & Mr. York
In art, Fourth Graders are making Op Art inspired weavings. - Mrs. Cough
