Balmoral Hall School

🌈 Today we celebrated Rainbow Casual Day in honour of Pride Month! 🌈

Our school community came together today to celebrate Rainbow Casual Day and recognize Pride Month with an afternoon of creativity, connection, and fun.

Students proudly wore rainbow colours and gathered outside during lunch to take part in activities organized by the Senior School Rainbow Club. The front loop was transformed into a colourful display of chalk art as students created rainbows, Pride flags, positive messages, and symbols celebrating diversity and inclusion.

Additionally, a big thank you to everyone who came to BH on a Sunday to give the rainbow sidewalk a refresh! Current students and staff were joined by the Fowler-Woods family and Ayla `25 to make the rainbow sidewalk once again bright and vibrant!

What a special way to kick off graduation season! 🎓✨

Today, the BH community came together for the Doll Assembly celebrating our incredible Class of 2026!

One of our most cherished traditions, today's Doll Assembly filled the Richardson Athletic Centre with excitement, laughter, and many happy tears as families, alum, students, and staff gathered to honour our graduating class.

A highlight of every Doll Assembly is of course the presentation of the handmade dolls, thoughtfully created by Grade 11 students and gifted to each Grade 12 student as a symbol of friendship, support, and community.

This beloved tradition reminds us of the connections that make BH so special and the bright future that awaits our graduates.

Congratulations, Class of 2026! We are so proud of you and can't wait to see where your next adventure takes you. 🌟

Congratulations to Solly, Maevis B, Izzy, Sauwini, Avelyn, Adriana, and Hazel H for their participation in the Red River Heritage Fair at the University of Winnipeg.

Throughout February and March, Grade 6 students researched, interviewed experts, created slideshows and artifacts, and then presented to judges and peers for the chance to attend the regional fair. On the day of the Red River Heritage Fair, students got to present their project to judges and participate in breakout activities to learn more about Canada’s history.

A special shoutout to Solly and Maevis who were recognized with special awards. Solly won the Sustainable Development Award for her topic on Lake Winnipeg and Maevis won the Heritage Winnipeg Award for her project on the Grey Nuns. Solly and Maevis also got invited to the House of Governors by Lieutenant Governor Anita R. Neville to celebrate these awards.

Well done and congratulations to our hardworking grade 6 students!

Your reunion stay awaits ✨

Our Fort Garry Hotel room block for May 13–16, 2027 is officially live! Book today through the link below for a special nightly rate and join us for an unforgettable reunion weekend in Winnipeg. Spaces are limited! Share this post with BH friends and reserve early.

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We can't wait to welcome you home.

Earlier this month, our Grade 9 students proudly showcased their “Engaged in My Future” presentations to family and friends during our Celebration of Learning. ✨ Their creativity, confidence, and vision for the future were truly inspiring. We’re so proud of all they accomplished and grateful to everyone who came out to support them! 👏📚💡

Eid al-Adha Mubarak 🌙 May your home be filled with peace, blessings, and endless joy.

Earlier this month, as part of our Celebration of Learning, our Grade 8 students welcomed families to a special film screening showcasing their original short films! 🎬 Families enjoyed an evening of creativity, storytelling, and student voice as students proudly shared the projects they wrote, filmed, and edited themselves. We are so proud of their collaboration, imagination, and hard work throughout the process! 🌟👏

Last week, our Grade 7 students proudly showcased what they've been up to this school year during our Celebration of Learning! Our Grade 7s had the opportunity to show off robotics projects and thoughtful presentations on endangered species. Students demonstrated creativity, collaboration, and a passion for making connections to the world around them. We are so proud of their hard work, curiosity, and confidence as they shared their learning journey with our school community! 🌍🤖👏

During the Grade 5 PYPx, students inquired into different topics connected to water. To make transdisciplinary connections to Science and Design, students upcycled plastic bottles to create self-watering planters in Design class. They then used the BioStem machine in the Bio lab greenhouse to grow herbs to put in their planters.

We are proud to celebrate the 2026 Order of Manitoba recipients, whose contributions enrich communities across our province!
 
A special congratulations to Ash Modha, P ’31, a valued member of our Board of Governors, and Chantal Kreviazuk ’91, an esteemed alum of Balmoral Hall, on this well-deserved honour.
 
Your leadership, creativity, and commitment to making a difference embody the very spirit we strive to inspire in our students every day!