Volleyball Practice Cancelled Tonight – Monday!

Volleyball practice is cancelled for tonight.

 

Congratulations! Greta Warner Spelling Bee Champ!

Congratulations to Greta Warner for winning The Telegram Spelling Bee today at Holy Heart. Greta will now represent Newfoundland and Labrador at the Scripps National Spelling Bee  in Washington, D.C.

Also congratulation to Caroline Ryan who also went far into the competition and went past the third round! Great Job!

Thanks to Ms. Reynolds for her leadership and hard work in all things spelling bee at Bishop Feild.

Friday Field Trip to Pippy Park Cancelled

Due to icy field conditions, the field trip to Pippy Park for Friday is cancelled.

Phones now working

Phones Not Working

Bishop Feild school phones are out of service.  Please email the school shalynkavanagh@nlesd.ca (secretary) or  laurieandrews@nlesd.ca (Principal)

 

Field trip to Pippy Park going ahead

The Bishop Feild elementary field trip to Pippy Park for Ms Dicks, Ms Flight’s and Ms Williams class is going ahead today. Students are asked to come prepared for outdoor activities.

Chicken Pox

For the information of parents and guardians, we have several cases of chicken pox at school. If your child has chicken pox, can you please inform the school or the community health nurse .

Here is some information about chicken pox from the public health nurse.

Chickenpox is caused by a virus and is spread through the air by cough or sneeze or by contact with the fluid in a chickenpox blister. It starts with a fever, followed several days later by a red, spotty, itchy rash. The spots turn into fluid filled blisters that crust over. More blisters can appear while the first ones are still crusting over. Children who have chickenpox can be infectious from several days before the spots appear until five days after they appear.

Check with your family doctor if your child or a member of your household has cancer, immune system problems or is taking any anti-cancer drugs. If you have not had chickenpox and you are pregnant, check with your family doctor.

At home, give acetaminophen, not aspirin, for fever. Keep fingernails short to help prevent scratching and scarring. Use Calamine lotion or baking soda baths to relieve itching. FREQUENT HAND WASHING is crucial.

A child with a mild illness should be allowed to return to school or daycare as soon as he or she is not contagious and is well enough to participate normally in all activities regardless of the state of the rash