École Secondaire Beaumont Composite High School - esbchs

Today, we celebrated World Down Syndrome Day!

At ÉSBCHS, we believe that our unique traits are what make our community so vibrant and strong. Today’s Wacky Sock Day was all about promoting joy, self-expression, and above all, inclusivity.

By wearing our brightly coloured and mismatched socks, we stand together to celebrate the amazing people with Down syndrome who bring so much light to our world. Thank you to all the students and staff who helped us spread awareness and love today!

Which wacky socks caught your eye today?

Families of students in Grades 9 to 12… you are invited to the BGSD Trades Career & Employment Fair!

March 26, 2026

4 - 6 p.m.
Leduc Composite High School

Students should bring their resumes to apply on the spot. Also, come learn about career opportunities from more than 60 vendor booths including:

Construction & manufacturing
Esthetics
Fire rescue
Heating & cooling
Energy
Office to Advance Women Apprentices
Police
Healthcare
Transportation
Armed forces
Trade unions

Come join us for an encouraging evening with great information!

Huge congratulations to our Beaumont Senior Girls Basketball team on their incredible victory! The girls left it all on the court and officially secured the Metro Athletics Division 2 Championship win! Their teamwork, perseverance and grit throughout the 2026 season have officially paid off. We are so proud of the players and coaches. Way to bring home the banner!!

Touch of Class this Friday! 💙🦝

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Childlike Wonder Week January 19-23! 💙🤍

Black Gold Schools invites all parents and guardians to a critical evening focused on student well-being and online safety.

Part 1: Mental Health Symposium (K-12 Focus)
Parents and guardians from all Black Gold schools are invited to attend our Mental Health Symposium. This essential event is designed to equip K-12 parents with valuable resources, information, and direct connections to the mental health services, organizations, and support networks available within our community.

Format: Open-House – allowing parents to interact directly with various agencies and gather personalized support information.
Date: Tuesday, January 27th
Time: 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Location: Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts, Leduc

Part 2: Special Presentation on Internet Child Exploitation (ICE)
Immediately following the Symposium, families with children ages 14 and older are strongly encouraged to stay for a crucial presentation on Internet Child Exploitation (ICE).

Join us to gain crucial information on online safety and to learn more about the realities of children’s internet use.

Presenters: Constable Stephanie Bosch (Edmonton Police Service) and Constable Scott Sterling (RCMP) from ALERT’s Northern Alberta Internet Child Exploitation unit (NAICE).
Focus: Emerging online risks and practical tips for parents on how to speak to their children about these difficult issues.
Time: Starts immediately following the Symposium (approx. 7:00 p.m.)
Location: Maclab Centre for the Performing Arts, Leduc

What an incredible Culture Week! Huge thanks to everyone who joined in and made it special. Appreciate the Leadership students, Ms. Kolwich, and Mrs. DeBoer for a fantastic week. Here are some photo highlights.

Join us from November 24th - November 28th for ESBCHS’ second annual Culture Week! Here are all the activities going on for the week! Hope to see you there, Bandits 🦝💙

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