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Time To Get Your BEE Team Together At Belmont Public School

Registration will open on January 19 and run until January 29.

January 5, 2021

Organize Your Team! BEE ready for registration opening January 19th!

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Mark your calendars for Saturday, February 6, 2021! Our Virtual Bee will be more inclusive than ever, divided into two segments: a Family Bee and a Teen & Adult Bee. While there will still be spelling, both Bees will now include trivia questions too! The Bee Format will utilize Kahoot!

(Parents, ask your kids about Kahoot! — it is very likely they’ve used it in school.) Questions will include everything from school-specific trivia, current events, mini challenges, to questions about trending TikTok videos. Everyone’s talents and knowledge base will be valuable, so build your teams accordingly!

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New this year:

  • We ask that teams be limited to 4 or a family team of any size
  • At the time of registration please have your unique team name and all registrants names
  • Team registration needs to be paid in full by one member of the team ($40 for a team)
  • Awards will be given for the best team name so Bee creative!

Registration will open January 19, and run through January 29.

Please visit our website at www.fbe-belmont.org/bee for more details about this year’s Virtual Bee & Trivia event. You can also watch this YouTube Tutorial HERE – HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FBE VIRTUAL SPELLING BEE & TRIVIA event starring BHS Students.

Questions? Please email: beekeeper@fbe-belmont.org

Thank you to our Honey Comb Sponsor, Carolyn Boyle of Gibson Sotheby’s - this is our top level sponsor!

INTERESTED IN BECOMING A BEE SPONSOR?

Contact Spelling Bee Co-Chairs Regan Moniz and Emily Running at beemaster@fbe-belmont.org There are many different levels at which you can sponsor this family fun, community wide event!


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