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BHMS Graduate Spotlight
Presenting: BHMS Graduate Nico Werschler Learn about Nico’s experience in the SBME Program SBME: BHMS graduate Nico Werschler is in year two of an accelerated UBC SBME MASc-PhD program. He is the second student in the SBME Introductions series. Nico is part
BHMS Graduate Spotlight
Presenting: BHMS Graduate Nico Werschler Learn about Nico’s experience in the SBME Program SBME: BHMS graduate Nico Werschler is in year two of an accelerated UBC
Students Support Local Charities and Beyond
Skills that Last a Lifetime The benefits of fundraising Fundraising helps students learn important life skills Students learn fundamental life skills such as teamwork, creativity,
Students Support Local Community
An Elementary and Junior High student initiative. Elementary and Junior High students raise Christmas funds for The Ottawa Food Bank and The Ottawa Mission. Elementary
Ways to Build Resilience in Kids
Children learn from their experiences, so it’s vital that we provide those experiences that help them develop. Resilience is one of the most valuable characteristics
Truth & Reconciliation Mural of Hope
A Junior High initiative. Our Junior High community worked on a mural outside of the front entrance. The chalk mural consists of the messaging “Every
Turning Adolescents into Leaders
A Junior High adventure “In the soul of the adolescent, great values are hidden. In the minds of these boys and girls there lies all
Bishop Hamilton Graduate Celebration 2022
Congratulations to Our Graduates 2022! Hats off to all our 2022 graduates, with all their hard work and dedication they are now graduates of Bishop
Beyond the Classroom: Montessori at Home
Discover how the Montessori approach to learning can come alive outside the classroom. Montessori at Home Montessori isn’t just for the classroom. You can easily
Cinderella and Her Abnormally Large Feet
A Junior High Presentation. There are many benefits of preparing a production. Did you know? Junior High students prepared a live-action version of ‘Cinderella and
Montessori Thrives for Over a Century
Montessori Celebration Week: February 21-25. The World Celebrates Montessori Education Week Each year, schools all over the world celebrate Montessori Education Week the last week
Ideas to Celebrate Family Day
Looking for Family Fun Ideas to Engage the Whole Family? Celebrate Family Day – February 21, 2022. Here are a few fun ideas to do
Parenting From the Neck Down
Free Webinar | February 16 | 4:00 p.m. Join Mary Ellen and Flora for a dynamic discussion of the education of the heart. Sometimes we
Junior High – The Lesson Continues Outdoors
A learning environment tailored to meet the needs of adolescents. Junior High students visited the Bill Mason Outdoor Education Centre as an extension of experiential
Get Involved
Get involved in the life of the school community. At Bishop Hamilton Montessori School, parent involvement is strongly encouraged.
Involvement opportunities range from serving in the classroom to helping to organize school social events. Find your area of interest and get involved, you can make a difference.
Volunteer Opportunities Include:
- Fundraising and event planning
- Field trips / Elementary Going Outs
- Outdoor planning and planting
- Sewing / painting for school concerts
- Board of Governors
- Class Parent
- Material making
- Weekly swimming supervision
- Cultural presentations
Parent Volunteers
An open invitation is extended to all our parents to volunteer during the school year. As a not-for-profit independent Christian school, we rely on volunteers.
35th Anniversary Fundraiser
Bishop Hamilton Montessori School celebrated 35 years of Christian Montessori education with a fundraiser for the continued expansion and improvement of our school. The fundraiser included a silent auction, food, games, entertainment and music in the school’s gym.
Fundraising
As a not for profit independent school, Bishop Hamilton Montessori School does not receive funding from the Ministry of Ontario. We therefore rely on monies raised through fundraising to enhance our programming and facilities. Annual fundraising goals are shared with the school community. We rely on parents and staff to be involved in our fundraising efforts.
Board of Governors
We are a not-for profit school with a Board of interested community members and seasoned professionals. Our Board exercises general oversight and management of the School and property. One third of our Board members are parents of students. The School Director is the Chief Executive Officer who oversees school operations and long-term planning.