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Athletics News, October 21, 2022

By John O'Neill, Director of Athletics |

October 21, 2022

Athletics Update: Impressive Week for Field Hockey With a pair of games against talented opponents on the docket, it was a big week for Belmont Day field hockey. The team opened their week at home against an experienced BB&N squad…

Presenting the Belmont Day Curriculum Scope and Sequence

By – Nicole Buck, middle school Latin teacher and faculty representative on the board of trustees, on behalf of the Belmont Day School faculty |

October 21, 2022

It is an honor to announce the publication of the new Belmont Day Curriculum Scope and Sequence guide. Across departments and grade levels, teaching faculty thoroughly examined various strands and aspects of their curriculum over the past two years through…

A pre-k student joyfully jumps over an obstacle in PE class

PE Update: Pre-k Hops to the Challenge

By Alex Tzelnic, physical education teacher and mindfulness director |

October 14, 2022

The October weather has been a gift, allowing our physical education classes to soak in the sunshine with outdoor activities. Our pre-kindergarten students did their best bunny, kangaroo, and frog impressions during a “hopstacle course” on Claflin Field. After bounding…

A student with his original finger puppet design

Arts Update: Be Handy

By Anne Armstrong, visual arts teacher and arts coordinator |

October 14, 2022

Seventh and eighth grade students in the “Be Handy” arts elective this term are working on their first major challenge: to tell a story using finger puppets. Working independently or in small groups, students decided on the story they wanted…

Athletics News, October 14, 2022

By John O'Neill, Director of Athletics |

October 14, 2022

Athletics Update: JV Soccer Shuts Out Carroll After a winless 2021 campaign and a tight one-goal loss in their season opener, the JV soccer team finally broke through this week with a commanding 2-0 win on the road against Carroll.…

A fifth grader works on a Jacob Lawrence-inspired work

Arts Update: Migration Series Inspires Fifth Grade

By Vaniecia Skinner, fifth grade humanities teacher |

October 7, 2022

Fifth grade students were “commissioned” this week by the Phillips Collection to create the sixty-first panel to add to Jacob Lawrence’s The Migration Series. Students created a piece of artwork that built on the artist’s visual narrative while adding a…