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STEM Week 2026 brought innovation to life with its exciting theme, “Technology and Communication". Throughout the week, students immersed themselves in a dynamic program of specially designed lessons that sparked curiosity and creativity.

From inventing their own extraterrestrial forms of communication in “Translating an Alien Language” to exploring historic and modern coding systems like semaphore and Morse code, every activity was hands-on and inspiring. Students even uncovered the secrets behind the legendary Enigma machine, gaining insight into how technology has shaped the way we share information.

Black History is OUR history! Black History Month gives our BBS community a dedicated moment to highlight stories, achievements, and perspectives that have too often been overlooked.

"Experiencing indigestion or heartburn? Ask our Grade 9 scientists for their recommendations!
This semester, Grade 9 students have been designing and conducting experiments to test a variety of commercially available indigestion tablets—using their understanding of acids and alkalis to determine which ones work best."

You will find the presentation of the webinar 'BBS Secondary Open House' which took place on the 17th of July.

You will find the presentation of the webinar 'Introduction of BBS Primary' which took place on the 17th of July.

Author Kashi Grobe read her newly published book WEIL DU BIST, WIE DU BIST.

Art and music meeting fashion and computer games

Grade 10 students explored the concept of radioactive decay by combining their Maths, Physics, and graphing skills—with a little help from a bag of Skittles—to create the classic decay curve.

Isaac Newton would have probably loved to see this....

It's that time of year again....

The Grade 11 Wind Turbine Design Challenge!

Grade 10 STEM Week – Constructing Earthquake-proof buildings.