Showing posts with label Parade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parade. Show all posts

Friday, October 8, 2010

Isla Bonita Elementary Parades

The students of Isla Bonita Elementary came out to parade this morning, as the school celebrates its 10th Anniversary. Showing off much pride for their school, the students took to the streets of town lead by their street Marching Band and Pom Pom Girls. Following behind were the faculty, student body and even some alumni of the school. Congratulations to Isla Bonita Elementary School!






Jam session at school after the parade




Friday, September 24, 2010

New Gallery and Video, Independence Day Parade

Another great Independence Day Gallery with even more new pictures. Click on image to visit Gallery at Ambergris Today Online. Watch video below!

Thursday, September 9, 2010

Schools Parade on Intl' Literacy Day

Students from all schools on the island joined schools from across the country to observe International Literacy Day on Wednesday, September 8. In San Pedro, school children participated in a Literacy Parade around town. Students dressed up as their favorite literature characters, including Little Bo Peep & her Sheep, the Three Blind Mice, The Kittens who lost their Mittens, Alice in Wonderland, Jack be Nimble among others. Even the students of San Pedro High School participated in creating awareness for the importance of reading. The parade concluded at the Old Football Field where there were booths set up with more educational information for the students to get involved in reading.

Three Little Kittens Lost Their Mittens

Three Blind Mice

Jack be Nimble


Parade Through Town










Alice in Wonderland theme


Isla Bonita teaching more about our National Symbols

San Pedro High students encouraging others to "Read to Learn"






Students engage at the Hon Chan Marine Reserve Booth





Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Belize City Carnival!

Here is a look at the beautiful costumes that were on display at the Belize City Carnival that was held on Saturday, September 19 as part of the City's September Celebrations. -pictures courtesy of Nickole Siroki