PDS
SCHOOL YEAR 2023 - 2024
Infant 1 class presenting the story of Joseph and his 11 brothers.
At PDS we allow students to discover and develop the gifts God has given them!
Children celebrating and enjoying the last day of classes before Christmas break.
Our staff Christmas dinner.
1 Description time!!!!!!!!
Meet Mr. Octopus and chaparita the hen!!!
2 As beauty creators we enjoy God and we find joy in beautifying our school
3 Learning is fun! We learn when we play.
4 Who said reading can't be fun?
5 Students learning how to be order discovering at home.
PDS FRIENDSHIP IN CLASS
PDS FRIENDSHIP IN CLASS - TEACHERS
PDS GARDENING
Friday February 16, 2024
Ivory and Mikel represented P.D.S at the annual management spelling bee. Ivory was victorious placing second.
Of Course!!!
Learning is fun, even under a tree enjoying God's creation.
Chapel lead by Ms. Shanny and the Preschoolers
The Presbyterian Day school was blessed to host the Gido highschool Co-impact team this year. Their project ministry included:
-classroom management with a biblical lense session by Team leader Carina Scott
- removal and cleaning of old school fence( more playing place)
- painting of the classrooms
- fixture of school playground
- preparing of rebar columns for the new classroom building beams.
- framing of the new classroom building beams
- pouring of the new classroom building beams.
At P.D.S we also take time to help develop the students gifts God has blessed them with. Art and Music and an essential part in a students learning process. This year we were delighted to enjoy the diverse presentations prepared by each grade level.
On June 26, 2024, Presbyterian Day School held its preschool promotion celebration and grade 8 graduation celebration.
WELCOME TO AN EXCITING
NEW SCHOOL YEAR
2024-2025
PRESBYTERIAN DAY SCHOOL
At P.D.S, we held out parent/student celebration this Friday, September 26th. Students displayed what they've learned during the first month. Parents also participated in a few activities their kids do at school. We want to thank the parents for their unconditional support during this past month.
" A Nation Proud and Free, Belize @ 43" We proudly waved our flag as we paraded the streets of Cristo Rey village. Parents, students, and teachers joy-filled collaborated as they displayed creativity and patriotism in displaying who we are as a school and as a Belizean people.
Learning is meaningful when it is not limited to the classroom. The class of std 1&2 visited the Presbyterian Medical Clinic to deepen their understanding of infectious diseases and the importance of vaccination.
"Necessity is the mother of invention". proverb
" Where there is a will, there is a way". quote
The heavy rains have left part of the campus muddy and inaccessible. The students voiced their concern and asked to use the resources available to help alleviate the mud issue temporarily.
If you wish to help provide a dry and mud free side walk, feel free to contact the school.
To conclude our day, the school served a real need for real people, school Formation Learning Experience (FLEX). Each class collected donations and with the donations, 4 baskets of groceries were prepared for families in the communities of Cristo Rey and Patchakan. As we celebrate Reformation month, we want to model for and teach our students the heart of giving joyfully to the community.
When Parents are invited to form part of the students learning journey, the student is encouraged and motivated. We held our second parent/student celebration. Here are some highlights of how the morning looked like.
