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Athletics Update: Banner Day In Action Against Charles River

By Stephen Marks, Director of Athletics |

September 26, 2025

Last Thursday, the Blue & Gold enjoyed a banner day against Charles River School, earning three impressive victories across varsity flag football, cross country, and field hockey. In a convincing 26-12 varsity flag football win at home, Joshua Harriette set…

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Kindergartners Study the Science of the Squash

By Lisa Wilson, Kindergarten Teacher |

September 19, 2025

Kindergarten students and faculty embarked on a scientific journey inspired by our summer reading book, Sophie’s Squash by Pat Zietlow Miller. After sharing the story aloud as a group, students engaged in a hands-on investigation of several varieties of squash.…

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First Grade Visits the Belmont Farmer’s Market

By Geoffrey Fox, First Grade Teacher |

September 19, 2025

On Thursday, first graders, their teachers, and a few awesome extra chaperones made a fun and educational visit to the Belmont Farmers’ Market. The field trip was planned to enhance what the students learned in their summer reading book, Fresh-Picked…

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Athletics Update: Fall Squads Jump Into Competition

By Stephen Marks, Director of Athletics |

September 19, 2025

After a pre-season that highlighted the hard work, determination, and plenty of BDS school spirit, the fall schedule officially got underway this week with both the boys’ and girls’ varsity soccer teams and varsity volleyball all facing BB&N on Tuesday.…

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Pre-Kindergarten Gets Out In the Garden To Start School Year

By Kim Edwards, Pre-kindergarten Teacher |

September 12, 2025

The pre-kindergarten students are taking part in a very special learning tradition at Belmont Day–The Great Potato Harvest! Each fall, our youngest learners visit the garden to explore the many kinds of food growing there. This year, we noticed marigolds,…

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Arts Update: Sixth Graders Get Into Shape, Many Shapes

By Susan Dempsey, Theater Arts Teacher |

September 12, 2025

In our first theater class of the term, eight enthusiastic sixth grade students began exploring the fundamentals of ensemble work. Through the activity Big, Tiny, Twisted, they were challenged to create shapes with their bodies—starting individually, then collaborating in small…

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