Daily schedule
Time | Period/Activity |
|---|---|
8:30 to 9:47 a.m. | Period 1 and Homeform |
9:55 to 11:10 a.m. | Period 2 |
11:10 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. | Lunch |
12:00 to 1:15 p.m. | Period 3 |
1:22 to 2:37 p.m. | Period 4 |
Daily announcements
Monday
Morning Announcements
Monday September 28 2026
The Limestone District School Board is situated on the traditional territories of the Anishinaabek and Haudenosaunee. We acknowledge their enduring presence on this land, as well as the presence of Métis, Inuit, and other First Nations from across Turtle Island. We honour their culture and celebrate their commitment to this land.
Tuesday
Morning Announcements
Tuesday September 29 2026
BSS Hoodies On Sale This Week
BSS Hoodies on sale all this week in the front foyer at lunch. Payment must be made using the main office Interac and completed order forms with proof of payment need to be given to Mr Cusson in the Social Science Office. Winter is coming ... don't be left out in the cold !!!!!
Time to Make Some Music
There is a band practice in the music room today at lunchtime!
Europe Trip
Attention all students going to Europe in March. Please check your email for a Cheesecake Order Form. You can also get a hard copy from the library. These orders are due tomorrow! Please bring them to Ms. Stewart in the library before the end of the day.
Have a Terrific Tuesday, Blazers!
Wednesday
Morning Announcements
Wednesday September 30, 2026
ORANGE SHIRT DAY
Orange Shirt Day
Good morning. Today, September 30, is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. It is a day to honour Survivors of residential schools, their families and communities, and the children who never returned home. Orange Shirt Day grew from the story of Phyllis Webstad and reminds us that every child matters. Phyllis Webstad’s had her orange shirt taken away on her first day at Indian residential school.
Here in Kingston, today is also an opportunity to recognize the Indigenous communities who have been connected to this land since time immemorial and who continue to contribute to our community today. As a school community, we can honour this day by listening carefully, learning honestly, and thinking about what reconciliation can look like in our own lives. Wearing orange is one way to show that we remember the children and stand with Survivors, but reconciliation requires more than wearing a colour for one day. It asks us to keep learning, to challenge stereotypes and racism, to listen to Indigenous voices, and to consider what actions we can take to build respectful relationships. Today, let us remember, reflect, and think about how each of us can contribute to reconciliation—here in Kingston and beyond. By wearing an orange shirt every September 30th, you make a statement to support truth & reconciliation and commit to the enduring truth that “EVERY CHILD MATTERS”
Cheesecake Fundraiser for Europe Trip
Cheesecake forms are due today! If you have an order form for the Cheesecake fundraiser please bring it to Ms. Stewart by the end of the school day. All orders must be paid in full by debit or credit to Hollie in the main office before the end of today so that the order can be submitted. Please see Ms. Stewart with any questions.
Food Drive
Our annual BSS Community Food Drive is happening now! If able, students are encouraged to bring in non-perishable food items to their homeform class. The class with the most donations wins a treat!!! Our Community Food Drive is happening on Wednesday, October 7th at 4pm. Student volunteers will be going door-to-door collecting food donations around our nearby community. It’s a great opportunity for students to get volunteer hours and give back to their community. If interested in volunteering, sign-up and permission forms are available on School-Day!
COUNCILS AND CLUBS
Music
The choir is rehearsing today at lunch in the music room
ATHLETICS
There is an Athletic Council meeting today at lunch.
Jr Boys Volleyball
Congratulations to the junior boy’s volleyball team on their win last night over the GREC Gryphons. With big serves from Bob Dugan, hard hits from Kellen Greenwood, and great court control from Logan Buffet. The team swept the match in 3 straight sets.
Senior Girls Volleyball
We are holding another practice for senior girls volleyball Thursday morning at 7:00am. This is not a mandatory practice but anyone wanting extra time is welcome to come out
Sr Boys Volleyball
Congratulations to the Sr. Boys Volleyball team for their hard fought win last night in the Blazer Dome. It was a true test of mental toughness and grit to get the job done in 3 sets. Big shout out to our captains James Raymo and Torin Murphy for their consistent serving at extremely important times during the match. As well as to our setters Ryder McCallum and Colton Griffin for keeping their cool and chasing down passes. Next match is Thursday at home at 4pm against Frontenac. Come out and support the team! Practice tonight at 3pm.
Have a Wicked Wednesday, Blazers
Thursday
Morning Announcement
Thursday October 1 2026
Food Drive
Our annual BSS Community Food Drive is happening now! If able, students are encouraged to bring in non-perishable food items to their homeform class. The class with the most donations wins a treat!!! Our Community Food Drive is happening on Wednesday, October 7th at 4pm. Student volunteers will be going door-to-door collecting food donations around our nearby community. It’s a great opportunity for students to get volunteer hours and give back to their community. If interested in volunteering, sign-up and permission forms are available on School-Day!
Hot Lunch Menu this Week!
Hola, Blazers! Get ready to spice up your Friday because this week’s Hot Lunch is bringing the fiesta! We’re exploring some delicious Mexican-inspired flavours with a mouthwatering menu: Beef Tacos Fiesta Corn Salad Lime Cilantro Rice Chocolate Cinnamon Cake for a sweet finish! All this deliciousness is just $7.00! So grab your friends, bring your appetite. This Friday at lunch — don’t miss the fiesta!
Spirit Week
Blazers!!! Next week is our first spirit week of the year!! Monday is Adam Sandler day, Tuesday is denim day, Wednesday is blorange day for our food drive, Thursday is superhero day, and finally Friday is anything but a bag pack day, so use anything to put your school supplies in besides a bag pack. We hope to see your spirit in the halls Blazer!!
ATHLETICS
KASSAA Tennis
Congratulations to the Bayridge Tennis Team on an outstanding performance at yesterday’s KASSAA Tennis Championships. The Blazers captured two KASSAA championship titles. In the Junior Mixed Doubles draw, Addy Swaine and Chase Smith went undefeated with a 3–0 record to claim the gold medal. In Senior Girls Doubles, Nela Zikmundova and Lili Mis also finished the tournament undefeated, earning the KASSAA championship. Both teams will now advance to EOSSAA next week, where they will compete for an opportunity to continue their season at the next level. Congratulations as well to all of our Bayridge tennis players who competed yesterday. Our athletes represented Bayridge with class, sportsmanship, and pride throughout the championships. Congratulations to all of our tennis players, and best of luck to Addy, Chase, Nela, and Lili at EOSSAA!
COUNCILS AND CLUBS
Guitar Ensemble
Do you play guitar? Come to guitar ensemble today at lunch in the music room. New members welcome!
Warrior Network
The Warrior Network club is meeting today at lunch in Rm. 108! All those identifying as male or non-binary are welcome to join us! We'll be discussing healthy masculinity, mental health, and prepping for Mo-Vember!
Writer's Club
Meets today at lunch in the Drama Room. Bring your creativity. All are welcome!
Let's Have a Thoughtful Thursday, Blazers!
Friday
Morning Announcements - Broadcast on Blazer News
Friday October 2 2026