S.P.R.C. School hosts Open Day

The students of the San Pedro R.C. School have been working on several different projects for the past week and they are now proudly presenting them during the school's Open Day. Each class, from Infant I to Standard VI, had several themes to display some of which included health, mathematics, drama, culture and religion, to name a few. Below are some pics for your enjoyment.

Student explaining about Bacalar Chico Reserve

Students pumping air in their aquarium with live fish

A guest takes time to play a trivia game with the students

Paula showing the different stages of a hurricane

The topic of pollution was very well explained by this group

Mauricio playing the role of "el Tata Duende" in a skit

Eileen explains about the different sources of energy

Religion: The Sacrament of Marriage

Infant II class - Nurses and Doc

Infant II students and his project on land pollution

Infant I Students presenting the Central American countries.

(Panama)

Costa Rica

Nicaragua

Honduras

Belize

Guatemala

Singing and Dancing at the Festival of Arts

The San Pedro Roman Catholic School received three Gold awards and 11 Silver awards at the Festival of Arts regional competition that took place on Friday, March 26 at the Rafael Angel Nuñez Auditorium. The Island's primary school children were invited to showcase their talent for a chance to enter the national competition for the Festival of Arts what will take place at a later date in Belize City. San Pedro Roman Catholic School received the most awards followed by New Horizon Seventh Day Adventist School and Caye Caulker Primary School with three awards each. Congratulations to all the winners.

Fire Averted at RC School

A fire disaster was averted by the San Pedro Fire Department as they were quick to respond to an emergency call at the San Pedro Roman Catholic School. On Saturday, March 20, the concession stand/booth at the school's five-a-side compound was in the initial stages of catching on fire. It seems that some electrical wiring had sparked a small fire that was quickly put out before any major damage was made to the structure.

Children's Day Parade

The students of San Pedro Roman Catholic School were happy to get a day off last week Friday, November 20, as they got the opportunity to parade through the streets of downtown San Pedro for Children's Day. After the parade the students enjoyed fun activities at school.