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June Exam Schedule

General Guidelines around Exams

Students:

Please communicate with your subject teachers around the exam review expectations materials needed.
Assigned rooms (know what room in which you are writing each exam)
Report any exam conflicts (two exams at the same time) to your teacher and to the administration (Mr. Reid in the office).
Students absent because of illness must contact the school and present a medical excuse upon return.

Note the start and end times for each exam.

Be prompt and prepared to write the assessment.
Morning – 8:50 start with a 11:50 end (earliest time to leave is 10:20)
Afternoon - 12:20 start with a 2:50 end (earliest time to leave is 2:00)
Please return any text books prior to the exam and calculators after the exam to your teacher.
Students are to attend their scheduled exam(s). If students are not writing, then you are not to attend school.
N0 electronics are allowed during the exam time.

BRCS EXAM SCHEDULE: Tuesday June 19, 2018

Date	Exam	Section/Teacher	Time	Classroom
Tuesday, June 19, 2018	Grade 9 English	Ward	8:50	148/145
	English 10	Spurr/MacNeil	8:50	161/136
	Math 12	Freeman	8:50	142
	Math 9	Witherow	12:20	145/148
	His Pla 12	Melanson	12:20	140
	Physics 12	Montgomery	12:20	137

BRCS EXAM SCHEDULE: Wednesday June 20, 2018

Date	Exam	Section/Teacher	Time	Classroom
Wednesday June 20, 2018	Math 10	Freeman	8:50	142
	MAW 10	MacDonald	8:50	147
	Eng 11	Spurr	8:50	161
	English 12	McNeil	8:50	136
	Can Families 11	Melanson	8:50	12

BRCS EXAM SCHEDULE: Thursday June 21, 2018

Date	Exam	Section/Teacher	Time	Classroom
Thursday June 21, 2018	Sciences Humaines 9	Handley	8:50	145
	Grade 9 Social Studies	Ward	8:50	148
	Can His 11	Melanson	8:50	123
	PreCal 11	Freeman	8:50	142
	His Can 11	Melanson	8:50	140
	Chem 12	Montgomery	8:50	137
	Science 9	Witherow	12:20	145
	Child Studies 11	Ward	12:20	148
	Science 10	MacDonald	12:20	147/136

BRCS EXAM SCHEDULE: Friday June 22, 2018

Date	Exam	Teacher	Time	Classroom
Friday June 22, 2018	Ancient Hist 10	Melanson	8:50	123
	Physics 11	Montgomery	8:50	137
	Make up /Missed Exams		12:20	With Course Teacher

BRCS EXAM SCHEDULE: Monday June 25, 2018

Date	Exam	Teacher	Time	Classroom
Monday, June 25, 2018	Make up/Missed Exams		8:50	Office
Monday, June 25, 2018	Make up/Missed Exams		12:20	Office

Pre-Primary Program at BRCS

What is the Pre-Primary Program (PPP)?

PPP is a play-based program for 4 year olds taught by trained Early Childhood Educators (ECE). ECEs will use the Nova Scotia Early Learning Curriculum Framework and Educators Guide to deliver the program. This is a developmentally appropriate and approved curriculum model used in an early learning environment.
The maximum group size per room is 24 children. The ratio of ECEs to children is 1:10. If the number of children exceeds 20 (up to a maximum of 24) three ECEs are required. If the maximum number of children attending exceeds 24, a second room will be required.
The program has an ‘open entry’; families are welcome to register their child to attend anytime during the school year. The child can attend for one year only.
The PPP is voluntary, families may choose to send their child a few days per week or every day.

Who can attend the Pre-Primary Program?

Any child in your school’s catchment area who is 4 by December 31st of the year, is eligible.
A child can only attend for one year.

Who is working in the PPP?

Trained ECEs will be hired to implement the program.
Each room will have a Lead ECE and Support ECE who have either a degree or diploma credentialed in Early Childhood Education.

If there is child/family that needs support, what resources are available for this?

Children attending the PPP will have access to the same community-based resources/services they would have if they were at home or attending a licensed child care program. Some of these services include Early Intensive Behaviour Intervention (EIBI), Nova Scotia Hearing and Speech and Nova Scotia Early Childhood Developmental Services (Early Intervention). ECEs will discuss support needs with Amie DeLeavey, Pre-Primary Facilitator, and referrals will be made as determined by the ECE, Amie and family.
Engagement with Student Services will only occur as part of school transition planning as a child transitions from the PPP into grade Primary. ECEs will use TIENET to ensure that all relevant documentation is stored and available as the child transitions into grade Primary.

The Schedule for PPP

At this time we project the Pre Primary starting at 9:00am and finishing around 2:30pm.

How is drop off and pick up of Pre-Primary children managed?

One of the key benefits to having a Pre-Primary Program within the school is to enable parents/guardians and children to be more comfortable in the school community/environment. Having parents/guardians come into the school to drop off/pick up their pre-primary child allows the children to transition into the program easier and allows the ECEs time to develop a relationship with families; this is a key cornerstone of the Nova Scotia Early Learning Curriculum and will benefit in the transition into the P-12 system. ECEs will work with families to ensure that school procedures are understood and respected.

How does registration happen for the Pre-Primary Program (PPP)?

Pre-Primary (PP) children are to be registered following the same procedures and expectations of other children. Parents/Guardians will need to complete the registration form provided at the school, along with proof of identity, address, health card information – the same as your primary registration requirements.
Pre-Primary children are to be registered in PowerSchool in the PP category.

Who registers the PPP child into PowerSchool and when?

The school secretary will enter the information in PowerSchool as parents/guardians complete the registration form.

For questions not answered here, please contact Bill Reid at .

Volunteers in School

Volunteers at BRCS are required to complete a Criminal Records Check and a Child Abuse Registry Form prior to volunteering. All forms/checks must be approved prior to volunteering. Click here for the AVRSB Volunteers in School Policy. If you are transporting a student other than your own to any school activity you must have a “J” form completed. Please contact our school office to obtain the forms.