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San Pedro Roman Catholic School

Belize Chocolate Company Sweetens Education with $2,000 Art Supply Donation

The Belize Chocolate Company generously contributed to the local community on Tuesday, January 21st, by donating art supplies valued at over $2,000 to three primary schools in San Pedro Town. The supplies included paints, pencils, sketching pads, and various craft materials. This initiative is part of the company's ongoing commitment to support local education, which began with the launch of their ART Bar chocolate bar last year. The ART Bar features the work of talented Belizean artists, and a portion of each bar sold is allocated for purchasing art supplies for schools.

Island students participate in annual Christmas Shows

The Christmas shows across the island are more than just entertainment; they play a crucial role in early childhood education. They allow children to express themselves creatively and build confidence through performance. Events like these are essential for fostering social skills and teamwork among young learners.

Island Athletes Honored during San Pedro Township Day

On November 27, 2024, San Pedro, Belize, celebrated its annual Township Day with a lively ceremony at 5PM. This event marks the anniversary of San Pedro's designation as a town in 1984, highlighting its transformation from a small fishing village into a bustling tourist destination. The celebration, organized by the San Pedro Town Council, features various activities that showcase the community's rich heritage and growth.

San Pedro hosts the 2024 Belize Rural Primary School Football Tournament

The Ambergris Stadium hosted the 2024 Belize Rural Primary School Football Tournament for Zone 5, which featured five female teams and seven male teams. The participating primary schools included San Pedro Roman Catholic (RC) School, Caye Caulker RC School, The Island Academy, New Horizon Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) School, Holy Cross Anglican School, Ambergris Caye Elementary School, and Isla Bonita Elementary School.

San Pedro students display patriotism at annual Children’s Rally

Students from six primary schools joined San Pedro High School (SPHS) on Friday, September 20th, to celebrate the annual Children’s Rally at the Angel Nuñez Auditorium. The Children’s Rally is held countrywide as part of the September Celebrations to promote patriotism among Belizean children. This year's theme was “A Nation Proud and Free: Belize at 43.” The event included motivational speeches, patriotic poems and dramas, and a special performance by Chelsy Castro, the national KTV (Karaoke) Singing Competition winner.

San Pedro celebrates the independence of Central American countries and Mexico

The Noche Centro Americana celebration, a vibrant display of cultural diversity, took place on Saturday, September 14th, at the Honorable Louis Sylvester Sporting Arena. This annual event features a rich tapestry of culinary delights, cultural presentations, and entertainment in honor of the Independence Day celebrations of Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Mexico.

Island Rotary Club hosts another successful Back to School Supply Drive

With the assistance of many generous supporters, the Rotary Club of Ambergris Caye collected enough resources to fund its annual ‘Back to School Supply Drive.’ Members of the club joined forces on Wednesday, August 21st, to fill 280 school bags with supplies. The backpacks will benefit students from selected educational institutions on the island. The program aims to raise awareness and encourage community involvement in campaigns designed to alleviate financial challenges for families in need on the island.

The Rotary Club of Ambergris Caye calls for support for their Back to School Supply Drive

The Rotary Club of the Ambergris Caye has initiated a program to assist less fortunate students on the island. Their annual "Back to School Supply Drive" aims to identify students in need and provide them with school bags equipped with essential supplies such as exercise books, rulers, folders, pens, pencils, erasers, and geometry sets. The project, which started in 2021, is guided by Rotary International, focusing on supporting education and local children.