All of our students wore their pajamas to participate in day 3 of Red Ribbon Week! We wish pajama day was everyday.
The theme for day 2 of Red Ribbon Week was hat day! We were excited to see just how creative all of our students were with their choice of hats.
Tomorrow we plan to leave drugs in the past by dressing up for Decade Day at BES.
Tomorrow, follow your dreams, be drug free and wear your pajamas to school to celebrate Red Ribbon Week!
All of our students were excited to show off their camouflage for the first day of Red Ribbon week!
Our kindergarten and 1st grade class welcomed dad's and other important male role models to Dad's and Donuts where everyone was able to enjoy donuts, coffee, hot chocolate, and even a few games of bingo!
Tomorrow is Hat Day for Red Ribbon Week because at BES we're putting a cap on drugs!
🚨 Reminder: Tomorrow is Camo Day at BES to kick start Red Ribbon Week. 🚨
Our second grade class was joined by their family members in class to learn about the importance of reading and writing.
Mrs. Kimble and Miss Bailey's kindergarten class learned about chemical reactions by creating a pumpkin volcano inside a pumpkin they carved together as a class! 🎃
Red Ribbon Week is approaching! Each year we have spirit days to remind students the importance of staying drug free and making healthy life choices. Attached are the upcoming dress up days. This handout should also be in your child's folder this evening. For the PDF of the flyer visit: https://5il.co/26s09
Our second grade class took a field trip to the Explore More Discovery Museum where they enjoyed visiting all the unique and interactive exhibits!
BES students will once again be selling Nothing Bundt Cakes as a fundraiser. Orders and money is due November 1, 2024 with delivery November 7, 2024 from 3-5pm. Cakes are $6 a piece. Funds raised will support student incentives and field trips.
Congratulations to these two students for being selected as the Perfectly Royal Attendance winners for the month of September!
Friends of Pendleton County Library and Pendleton County Committee for the Arts are sponsoring an event to bring history alive next Sunday, October 20th at 2pm in the Pendleton County Library Community Room. For more details please see the attached flyer.
BES celebrated Mrs. Enyart and her 45 plus years of service yesterday. Her value and contributions to our school community continue to be immeasurable! Thank you Mrs. Enyart and enjoy your retirement. 👏🎉😁
We are excited to able to offer our students the opportunity to participate in the Duke Dog Reading Program again this year! Parents, students should bring home papers outlining the benefits of this program this week. We know all of our students will meet the goals of this program over the next couple of months and would love to have everyone participate. For more information visit: https://app.jmusports.com/DDRPPARTICIPANT24?utm_medium=email&elq_cid=423539&ehash=f642fb9eb3713df57b4dbaa8c1c2a286e542c49705ca56b3ee709d600249160b&aid=16039&pid=jmu_email_eloqua_eloqua&rid=2509&elqTrackId=421E9C3EE0466D44D76F239894EAE50F&elq=11415a3da55249a1ba7e058d98ac8492&elqaid=2509&elqat=1&elqCampaignId=2077&elqak=8AF52721649655C68D67AA8CB73EB62460782640935DB8BB50DE82416CBEAFCF9A12
Our kindergarten class learned the difference between living and non living things by comparing live earthworms and gummy worms!
Brandywine Elementary is so excited to announce that as of October 1st, all of our classes have officially completed their tier 1 attendance punchcard with 10 days of perfect attendance to earn their pajama day!
Congratulations to BES 3rd Grade, NFES 4th Grade, and BES 2nd Grade for having the Top 3 Best Attendance in the month of September! #Miss9orLessforStudentSuccess
