The BCHS archery team completing at the RF Staples annual tournament. Archers shot really well, had a lot of fun and are getting ready for BCHS virtual tournament and NASP/Aheia Provincials in March.

Jennifer Stoby our “Green Certificate” Coordinator will be coming to see if there are interested students / with parents to learn more about the Green Certificate program.  The meeting will take place at 12 pm (during lunch) on Thursday February 13th in Mrs. Bondarchuk’s room #47. A student must be 15 years of age and […]

Pam Griffiths and Charlie Brendzan talked about plants and herbs and how they have been used in the past and how we can use them in the future. They are used for very common ailments that the western world has replaced with chemical medications. They also talked about how different tribes would use different plants […]

Alanna Dionne, Kookum, as she wanted to be called, told us about her family history. She brought in samples of different beading from different indigenous groups in North America and what the beading represented. We were able to try some beading under her tutelage and they did some fantastic work!

Science 24 made ice cream in class

7-3/7-4 Have been busy constructing Trading Post Dioramas.

Staff at Barrhead Composite High participated in the ATA’s Walking Together workshop, Engaging in Numeracy and Connections through First Nations, Métis and Inuit Traditional Games.

The Junior Forest Ranger (JFR) program offers a unique and exciting opportunity to Albertan high school students ages 16 to 18. This 7-week paid summer work experience exposes you to a wide variety of careers in forestry, wildfire, ecology, conservation and more! JFR is a provincially run program under the Ministry of Forestry and Parks. […]

Due to the cold weather, the grade 9 ski trip to Tawatinaw has been rescheduled from February 4th to February 14th.

Mrs. Sagbo’s grade 8 Social class celebrated Lunar New Year, Year of the snake with the help of Mother Nature