On Monday, March 10th at 6PM, Alberta’s Rural Health Action Plan (RhPAP) is hosting a free interactive Zoom session available to rural high school students, parents, and teachers. You can join the session to learn more about a career as a pharmacist after high school. They will hear firsthand experiences from representatives from the Alberta Pharmacy Students Association. Participants will […]

Purdy’s Fundraiser Love chocolate? Support student activities at BCHS by purchasing Purdy’s Easter chocolates with our Easter Fundraiser. Orders due by March 25th – delivered April 15th, 2025 Follow this link

Spring is coming! And with that, it means that you might be thinking about planting your garden. Barrhead Composite is fundraising this year with West Coast Seeds, with a campaign running now until February 28. These funds will go towards supporting the students in a variety of ways, including the STARS wake a thon, prizes […]

Social 20-1 had our annual cultural potluck in class on February 19th. Origins of nationalism and the influence of nationalism on regional, international and global relations can be infusioned by multiple perspectives. This allows students to develop understandings of nationalism and how nationalism contributes to the citizenship and identities of peoples in Canada. This yearly […]

The BCHS Curling team consisting of Alora Chaput, Robyn Dean, Zoe McGarva, and Jade Pena-Anderson competed in Slave Lake this past weekend at Zones.

On March 12, 2025, Ntala Quintillo, provincial coach and Outreach Coordinator with Biathlon Alberta, will visit Phys Ed classes to promote biathlon and safe sport training. Biathlon, a winter sport combining cross – country skiing and rifle shooting, has competitors racing through trails divided into shooting rounds. BCHS Phys Ed students safely learn about and […]

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!