Gathering together for their last day as sixth graders, the class of 2025 celebrated the end of their tenure at the Lower School at this year's closing ceremony.

Last week Lower School students, teachers, and parents gathered for Community Day on the Lower School campus. The day revolved around community service, with each grade focusing on a specific cause or organization.

The Lower School Gym came alive at the spring concerts this month featuring talented student musicians and singers.

6th graders captivated the audience in their performance of Madagascar Jr. The musical, based off of the DreamWorks hit film Madagascar, follows the story of a group of animals who escape the zoo in search of a new and different life.

Lower Schoolers recently joined their Upper School peers at BB&N's annual Eco Bash, a day devoted to learning about sustainability, climate change, and green initiatives. 

Standing in front of the Poetry Cafe lights, BB&N fifth graders recited their carefully constructed poems at this week’s Poetry Cafe Open Mic.

A year-long exploration of nature, the environment, and energy burst to fruition before spring break when fourth graders hosted a renewable energy open house.

Lower School families and their children gathered at BB&N earlier this month for another Family Science Saturday. For 18 years now, the program has been allowing students to explore different aspects of science with their families under the expert tutelage of faculty who are passionate about making science accessible and fun.

This year's Martin Luther King Jr. Assembly at the Lower School was an especially memorable one.

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In their first performance of the year, BB&N's One School One Choir sang a rendition of Put a Little Love in Your Heart at the Installation of Head of School Dr. Jennifer Price, concluding the event with a palpable community spirit in the air.

More than 500 community members gathered in a festively adorned Nicholas Athletic Center on November 15th to celebrate the installation of Dr. Jennifer Price as BB&N's fourth head of school.