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San Pedro Roman Catholic School
Education
SPRCS Business Fair Raises Funds for Pavilion Renovations
The San Pedro Roman Catholic School (SPRCS) held its annual business fair on May 27th on the school grounds, showcasing student-run stalls and providing a hands-on learning assessment for Standard 5 pupils. The fair featured 18 booths, each staffed by six students, and involved teachers, parents, and school staff in an event designed to blend classroom learning with practical experience.
Arts & Culture
Primary schools showcase talent at Festival of Arts in San Pedro
On Tuesday morning, May 19th, San Pedro Town hosted the Primary School Festival of Arts at Sagebrush Church. The program featured music, dance, and drama. The event began at 10AM, with Teacher Andrea Nuñez serving as mistress of ceremonies and Deputy Mayor Adaly Ayuso delivering opening remarks.
Education
Young Entrepreneurs Take Center Stage at ACES Expo
Ambergris Caye Elementary School (ACES) hosted its second annual Kids Entrepreneurship Day Expo on Thursday, May 14, from 8:30AM to noon. More than 25 booths featured student-led ventures offering food, pastries, lemonade, custom cooking, and games. Parents assisted the children throughout the event, drawing families and community members to the San Pedro campus for a morning of hands-on business lessons and financial learning.
Community and Society
SPRCS Marching Band returns to Bandfest stage
The San Pedro Roman Catholic School (SPRCS) marching band from San Pedro will represent the island at Bandfest 2026, scheduled to take place this year in Orange Walk Town. Directed by Antonio Aragon, the drum corps band has 73 members, including a group of dancers chosen to perform in both street and field shows. This will be the band’s fourth appearance at the national event, where it remains the only primary school competing alongside high school and private marching bands.
Sports
New Horizon SDA and San Pedro Roman Catholic School Crowned Zone 5 Football Champions
During the National Sports Council Zone 5 Primary School Football Tournament, held from February 9th to 19th at the Ambergris Stadium, New Horizon Seventh Day Adventist School (NHSDA) captured the male championship title, while San Pedro Roman Catholic School (SPRCS) secured the female championship. The tournament featured male and female teams from SPRCS, Holy Cross Anglican School (HCAS), NHSDA, Caye Caulker Roman Catholic School (CCRCS), Ambergris Caye Elementary School (ACES), and Isla Bonita Elementary School (IBES). Over six days of competition, the schools competed in a round-robin format, culminating in the championship finals on February 19th.
Sports
Sharks Cup Closing Season Begins
The Sharks Cup Closing Season 2026 officially opened on Sunday, February 22nd, at 4PM inside the Angel Nuñez Auditorium at San Pedro High School. Organized by the San Pedro Volleyball Association, the tournament features youth categories, including U13 co-ed, U15 girls, and U15 boys, as well as senior female, male, and co-ed divisions. Two courts were set up to allow simultaneous matches throughout the afternoon.
Community and Society
San Pedro Roman Catholic School Joins Nationwide “I Love My Catholic School” Walk
On Friday, February 13th, Catholic schools across Belize held the annual “I Love My Catholic School” walk. This nationwide event promotes pride in Catholic education and raises awareness and support for the sector. Among the participants was San Pedro Roman Catholic School (SPRCS), whose students, teachers, and parents represented the Ambergris Caye community in the vibrant, faith-filled activity.
Community and Society
Belize Celebrates Children’s Day with Focus on Rights and Protection
San Pedro joined the national observance of World Children’s Day on November 20th with activities centered on this year’s theme, “My Day, My Rights.” Preschool and primary school students gathered at locations including Boca del Rio and the Ambergris Stadium for a day of organized events highlighting children’s rights, development, and well-being. San Pedro Roman Catholic School (SPRCS), together with other island schools, also hosted a lively parade to mark the occasion.