News & Announcements

Fourth grade visited the Quakertown SPCA to kick off their year-long service learning.

BFS students shined at this year’s Peace Fair on Saturday, September 30.

Before Spring Break, the 6th Graders went to Washington, DC for four days for their Signature Class Trip!

Working with Upper School English teacher, Jack Knetemann, and former Pingry legendary theater director, Al Romano, the students wrote and performed 16 different skits.

Teachers and students learned more about the history of the Joint Environmental Mission (JEM) program which was formed in 1991.

Working with local company, Indigenous Ingenuities, LLC, the new playground is designed to be environmentally responsible, using all natural materials, and incorporating the canopy of the Lower School’s beautiful, large trees into the design. The school plans to begin construction this summer so that the playground is ready for the start of the school year in September.

Mr. Haupert's 3rd Grade Class had their annual outdoor education day last week where the class boiled down the maple sap they collected throughout the month of February.

We are back with another BFS Query of the Week and it's all about JOY! We asked our students and teachers what part of their school day brings them joy. What part of your day brings YOU joy?

Little and Middle Friends in 2nd and 5th Grades shared their Black History Month projects with each other.

Join Director of Admissions and Financial Aid Melissa Clayton and Head of School Paul Lindenmaier for a campus tour and visit with faculty members, current students, and parents. Learn about our teaching philosophy, how we value each child’s individuality, and our commitment to supporting our students to become their best selves. Please register at www.bfs.org/register or by contacting Melissa directly at [email protected]