February 16 2024 was the date for Presbyterian Primary Schools to hold its second annual spelling bee contest at New Life Presbyterian School in Orange Walk Town.
8 contestants met to try their various language skills, habits of learning led by school leaders and school teachers. After 7 rounds first, second and third place emerged victorious.
Prizes awarded were a certificate, a trophy and monetary gift.
We are thankful for everyone that contributed for a very successful event and celebration.
On June 26, 2024 New Life Presbyterian School held its grade 8 graduation celebration. It was also mixed with some sadness as school leader ms Tesla Mendez celebrated her last graduation since she is retiring August 2024.
WELCOME TO AN EXCITING
NEW SCHOOL YEAR
2024-2025
NEW LIFE PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL
New Life: A Day of Unity and Community Spirit
This week, our school community came together to celebrate National Service Day, a cherished event that exemplifies the spirit of teamwork, service, and pride in our environment. It was a day marked not just by activity, but by a shared commitment to our school and community. Through this activity we target three of us through lines community building, servant worker and beauty creators.
Our campus transformed into a hub of energy and enthusiasm. Parents, teachers, and students arrived with smiles, ready to roll up their sleeves for a common cause. The air buzzed with excitement and anticipation as we prepared to beautify our school grounds, strengthen bonds, and foster a spirit of service that extends beyond the classroom.
The day began with a short devotion by the teachers who emphasized the importance of community service in building a strong community. Servant workers not serving because it’s a national service day but something that can be done every time. Beauty creators as they can use their creativity and skill to build, plant and paint to beautify the school environment. The memory verse1 Peter 4:10 “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” This set the tone for what was to be a memorable day filled with meaningful activities. Teams formed quickly, mixing students with parents and teachers, creating a vibrant tapestry of collaboration.
Armed with paintbrushes, brooms, and different tools we set out to tackle various projects around the school. From brightening up our classrooms with fresh paint to planting flowers that would bloom for seasons to come, every task was approached with enthusiasm. Laughter echoed in the hallways as students shared stories and parents offered guidance, creating a sense of unity that was palpable.
Throughout the day, we also engaged in discussions about the value of service. Encouraged students to reflect on how they can serve their communities beyond the school walls. This dialogue was crucial, as it helped reinforce the idea that service is not a one-time event, but a continuous commitment to making a difference. We not only beautified our school but also forged stronger connections with one another.
In celebrating National Service Day, we celebrated more than just our efforts; we celebrated the values of cooperation, kindness, and community spirit. This event reminded us all of the power we have when we come together with a shared purpose. As we look ahead, let us carry the lessons of this day into our everyday lives, striving to be active participants in our community, always ready to lend a helping hand.
In conclusion, National Service Day was a testament to the strength of our school community. It showed that when we unite in service, we can achieve great things. Let us continue to celebrate and participate in activities that bring us together, fostering a culture of service and solidarity in our school and beyond. Together, we can create a brighter future for all