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A 400 year old play that still sells out a full busload of Bayside Students in a week and a half? It's true! On Friday, May 3rd, 53 Bayside students along with Mr. Reid and Ms. Richmond will take in The Classical Theatre Project's Romeo and Juliet. Usually set in Verona, the CTP version takes place in an Elizabethan marketplace. The actors will also offer a "talkback" session that explores the play's transition from page to stage. Our students are excited to see Shakespeare reinvented and spend a bit of time in Toronto during the afternoon. Students may arrive to the school at the regular time on the bus, however, we will be returning to Bayside around 7:00pm so rides will need to be arranged that evening.
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Our April Newsletter is now online. A summary version goes home with students while online we have a full complement of the happenings at Bayside.
Click the image on the right to access our full .pdf version.
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Bayside Student Council will welcome Toronto improv troupe, Second City, this Thursday, April 18th. Students in Grades nine to twelve will enjoy a 1 ½-hour performance. Following the performance, there will be an afternoon workshop for Bayside students, as well as students from Quinte Secondary, Moira Secondary, Trenton High School and North Hastings High School. The workshop will focus on improvisational comedy.
EVENT DETAILS
Date: Thursday April 18th
Time: Performance: 10:00 am- 11:30 am Workshop: 12:15 pm- 2:15 pm
Location: Bayside Secondary School, 1247 Old Highway 2, Belleville
There are many learning opportunities associated with Second City's visit to Bayside. Besides humour and entertainment, the visit brings with it the opportunity for students to build on their character traits and learning skills. Second City focuses on collaboration, cooperation, humour and communication skills. The troupe will also focus on the application of drama skills and aims to break down barriers to literacy. The troupe's visit comes at an opportune time for Bayside, which has recently started its own improv comedy club. Students will benefit greatly from this experience.
We wish to acknowledge financial assistance from The Hastings and Prince Edward Learning Foundation in making this event possible.
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Grade 8 to 9 Planning Guide |
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The Hastings and Prince Edward District School Board has released Planning for Grade 9:Taking the Next Step to help prepare students for the transition from elementary school. The transition from elementary to secondary school is a time of change for students and parents and guardians. It is an exciting time and one that will have a lasting impression.
Click here to download your copy of the guide. |
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