Click here for more information about school uniforms, including #1 dress.
Parents are welcome to visit their son or daughter at any time. It would be best, if possible, to visit after the school day has ended. To ensure that we are aware of students' whereabout, students must obtain permission from their Houseparent prior to leaving campus with their parents. For more information, please contact the Student Life office at 506-848-0872.
All letter mail and parcels, whether sent through Canada Post or a courier, can be sent to the school mailing address in your child's name. For example:
Jane Smith
c/o Rothesay Netherwood School
40 College Hill Rd.
Rothesay, NB
E2E 5H1
Canada
All mail is delivered to students during School Lunch. Larger packages are left in Collegiate Hall for students to pick up (the School Office will notify them that a package has arrived for them).
You can search for books in the RNS library using the online catalogue.
Record the call number of the book so you can locate it in the library.
Information on the MLA documentation style for your bibliography can be found on the RNS Library HOME page under English Links.
*** You can use Microsoft Word 2007 to build your bibliography automatically. Click on the Reference Tab (make sure you have Style on MLA!).
WebPath Express is an online subscription service that gives you instant access to thousands of relevant, grade-appropriate internet sites with just one search - directly from the RNS Library Catalogue.
To access WebPath Express:
**WebPath Express, NetTrekker and Bigchalk all provide curriculum-relevant results and are much superior forms of researching than Googling or Web Surfing or Wikipedia. By using them, you will be sure to get accurate and trustworthy information at a much faster pace**
NetTrekker is an award-winning search engine for schools that contains over 180,000 educator-selected online resources that are organized around school curriculum by grade level. It makes searching logical and easy.
To access NetTrekker go to http://school.nettrekker.com/. You will need a username and password for NetTrekker - just ask Mrs. McLellan or Mrs. Archer for it.
A direct link to NetTrekker can be found on the RNS Library HOME page under Online Resources at http://library.rns.cc/.
**WebPath Express, NetTrekker and Bigchalk all provide curriculum-relevant results and are much superior forms of researching than Googling or Web Surfing or Wikipedia. By using them, you will be sure to get accurate and trustworthy information at a much faster pace**
Bigchalk provides access to information from 1000’s of periodicals, newspapers, multimedia and image collections, books, dissertations and scholarly collections in various formats. It supports information needs for students and teachers across all subject levels in all grade levels.
With Bigchalk we have access to the following four databases:
eLibrary Curriculum Edition Canada
This educational solution meets a growing range of research and curricular demands. Students can tap into 2,000 full-text and multimedia sources in a variety of subject areas.
eLibrary Science
Offers laser-focused science content and tools along with unique video and dozens of manipulatives found in no other online science reference product.
History Study Center
Offers invaluable historical reference material that covers 14 centuries of history, from ancient to modern, old world to new world.
ProQuest Learning: Literature
A comprehensive resource including 3,000+ author biographies; 40 searchable full-text literature journals; full-text literary works; and other key criticism and reference sources.
To access Bigchalk, go to http://www.bigchalk.com/. You will need a username and password to use Big Chalk. Just ask Mrs. McLellan or Mrs. Archer for it.
A direct link to Bigchalk can be found on the RNS Library HOME page under Online Resources at http://library.rns.cc/.
**WebPath Express, NetTrekker and Bigchalk all provide curriculum-relevant results and are much superior forms of researching than Googling or Web Surfing or Wikipedia. By using them, you will be sure to get accurate and trustworthy information at a much faster pace**
Yes, the New Brunswick Public Libraries has great resources that we can use! The public libraries of New Brunswick offer access to the following electronic resources:
The service is free, but you must have a New Brunswick provincial library card in order to access it.
To Access the Public Library Website:
** The public library also has a great VRL (Virtual Reference Library) as well as a service called Quaestio where you can get information by sending your question electronically to the staff of New Brunswick's public libraries. Your question will be answered within two working days**