Bishop Hamilton Montessori School

A BHMS Tradition & Community Event...Shrove Tuesday / Pancake Breakfast

In preparation for Lent, BHMS staff host the annual Shrove Tuesday / Pancake Breakfast for students, famillies and staff. Yummmm!!

Report on Syrian Refugees meaningful for students organizing a fundraiser

A guest from Oxfam Canada explains how they help people in refugee camps all over the world. Her report on the Syrian refugee camps was very meaningful as some Red Oak students are holding a bake sale next month to raise money for the Syrian refugees.

Students participate in Science workshops

Students get hands-on with their digestive system to understand the journey of food.

BHMS Celebrates 35 Years

Thank you Sean Lundy and Lundy Construction!

Senior Elementary students make a pool table!

Students calculated measurements and material costs, bought the materials including the billiard balls, which they found on-line, and built it all on their own. It Involved lots of math, geometry and group problem solving! All that was left to do was shoot a game with the School Director!

The Junior High Community 4-day Canoe Trip

The trip unites the class as a community; empowers students to push their limits in a safe and supportive environment and integrates academic learning with real-life experiences.

Vibrant Community

Volunteer parents enrich the school community experience by organization of the annual Grandparents' Tea. Students participate by performing, serving and ushering.

Advent - Hope, Peace, Joy, Love

At the Advent worships we begin to prepare our hearts for the coming of our Saviour, Jesus Christ’s birth. Each week we light a new candle reminding us of Christ’s light in these darkening days of winter. We remember the peace and joy that come with Christ’s birth and share that with those around us.

Junior High Entrepreneurs at Work

Financial literacy and an understanding of economic systems is an important part of the Junior High program. Students create a business, develop business plans, acquire and price their inventory, plan and decorate their shops, negotiate lease and loan agreements and sign them and calculate and remit taxes. On Marketplace day, students sell their wares to the community.