Middle School students had the pleasure of welcoming author and artist Katie Yamasaki to their campus this week to speak about social justice and her work as a muralist.
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The BB&N Upper School community shows their giving spirit with the annual Thanksgiving Day Basket collection.
Sarah Rosenkrantz, co-founder of Y2Y Network, visited with Middle School students during community time last week.
More than 600 members of the BB&N community gathered at the Nicholas Athletic Center on November 16th for One School One World (OSOW), the School's celebration of multiculturalism and diversity.
When audiences sat down for the annual Upper School fall play, many were surprised to see the typical Elizabethan setting of William Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor, spun into contemporary times.
Congratulations to BB&N Girls Varsity Soccer on winning the first New England Class "A" Championship since 1996!
Instead of doing any number of other things —relaxing with friends, doing homework, checking social media —24 Middle School girls chose to spend their Wednesday afternoon solving 35 to 40 math problems at the Girls’ Angle Math Collaborative this week.
On and Off Campus, BB&N Alumni/ae Office's weekly blog, features contributions by members of the BB&N community, including the student writing panel, current and past faculty, and alumni/ae. Check out some of the latest posts.
In a massive community undertaking, BB&N welcomed student debaters and their coaches from around the world for the International Independent Schools Public Speaking Competition (IISPSC), held October 31 to November 3 on the Upper School campus.
Ample measures of spirit, pluck, and talent were in the house as 22 Upper School students and faculty members braved the spotlight at the annual Cabaret Night.
In the semi-darkened classroom, lines from Homer's Odyssey, translated into Latin, project onto Latin teacher Walter Young's checkered shirt and the old-school green chalkboard behind him....
What makes you you? How do you translate that to a canvas? And, what does an art work say about the person creating it? In anticipation of their annual self-portrait project, BB&N kindergartners spent an afternoon this week exploring the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
The annual Head of the Charles Regatta takes place this weekend and the BB&N boathouse is where to catch the action! Join students, alumni/ae, and parents to cheer on the crew teams, and enjoy some hot chocolate and clam chowder during the fun.
Congratulations to Lower School Kindergarten teacher Ben Goldhaber who has been named as the next recipient of the Marian W. Vaillant Future Leader Instructorship.
On and Off Campus, BB&N Alumni/ae Office's weekly blog, features contributions by members of the BB&N community, including the student writing panel, current and past faculty, and alumni/ae. Check out some of the latest posts.