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Patriotic Celebrations Continue in San Pedro at Isla Bonita Elementary

The Isla Bonita Elementary School (IBES), in an effort to increase awareness in our history and patriotism, continued with projects this week to do just that. At a general assembly on Wednesday, September 26, students of Standard V and VI were dressed as various patriotic national heroes of Belize and talked about these individuals to the assembly.

Later that day both Standards V and VI had presentations with the entire class in which they showed the events leading up to September 21, 1981 and subsequently re-enacted the ceremony of the flags and George Price’s first address the free, sovereign, independent nation of Belize.  This presentation was judged by retired principal, Mr. Angel Nunez, and Standard V won over standard VI with scores of 59/60 to 58/60 points respectively.  

Following the re-enactment there was the judging of posters done by the same two classes, but individually. The judges for this project were Sarah Culbertson, Axel Delapeña and Victor Cañas of the US Marine Corps Civil Affairs Team. The winners were:

Std. V
First Place –Gaven Zapata
Second Place –Kyra Dawson
Third place –Winston Panton Jr.

Std. VI
First Place –Allen Ek
Second Place –Selim Florez
Third Place -Diego Sanchez

All participants received prizes from the school.  Ambergris Today was invited to cover the event and we congratulate IBES, especially teacher Sharon Hazel.  

Belize National Hero Day Presentation at Isla Bonita Elementary School

Gaven Zapata as Belize National Hero Simon Lamb

Belize National Hero Day Presentation at Isla Bonita Elementary School

Maxi Sturmberg as Belize National Hero Sir Colville Norbert Young 

Belize National Hero Day Presentation at Isla Bonita Elementary School

Juliannie Rivero as Belize National Hero Cleopatra White

Belize National Hero Day Presentation at Isla Bonita Elementary School

Class of Standard V

Belize National Hero Day Presentation at Isla Bonita Elementary School

Class of Standard VI

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Standard V reenactment of the Belize Flage Ceremony and George Price’s first address the free, sovereign, independent nation of Belize

Belize National Hero Day Presentation at Isla Bonita Elementary School -Standard V reciting the First Belize Independence Flag Ceremony

Isla Bonita patriotism PATRIOTISM CELEBRATIONS CONT. IN SAN PEDRO  The Isla Bonita Elementary School (IBES) in an effort to increase awareness in our history and patriotism continued with projects this week to do just that.  At a general assembly on Wednesday September 26, students of Standard V and VI were dressed as various patriotic national heroes of Belize and talked about these individuals to the assembly.  Later that day both Standards V and VI had presentations with the entire class in which they showed the events leading up to September 21, 1981 and subsequently re-enacted the ceremony of the flags and George Price’s first address the free, sovereign, independent nation of Belize.  This presentation was judged by retired principal, Mr. Angel Nunez, and Standard V won over standard VI with scores of 59/60 to 58/90 points respectively.    Following the re-enactment there was the judging of posters done by the same two classes, but individually.  The judges for this project were Sarah Culbertson, Axel Delapeña and Victor Cañas of the US Marine Corps Civil Affairs Team.  The winners we  Std. V First Place –Gaven Zapata Second Place –Kyra Dawson Third place –Winston Panton Jr.  Std. VI First Place –Allen Ek Second Place –Selim Florez Third Place -Diego Sanchez  All participants received prizes from the school.  Ambergris Today was invited to cover the event and we congratulate IBES, especially teacher Sharon Hazel.

Isla Bonita patriotism PATRIOTISM CELEBRATIONS CONT. IN SAN PEDRO  The Isla Bonita Elementary School (IBES) in an effort to increase awareness in our history and patriotism continued with projects this week to do just that.  At a general assembly on Wednesday September 26, students of Standard V and VI were dressed as various patriotic national heroes of Belize and talked about these individuals to the assembly.  Later that day both Standards V and VI had presentations with the entire class in which they showed the events leading up to September 21, 1981 and subsequently re-enacted the ceremony of the flags and George Price’s first address the free, sovereign, independent nation of Belize.  This presentation was judged by retired principal, Mr. Angel Nunez, and Standard V won over standard VI with scores of 59/60 to 58/90 points respectively.    Following the re-enactment there was the judging of posters done by the same two classes, but individually.  The judges for this project were Sarah Culbertson, Axel Delapeña and Victor Cañas of the US Marine Corps Civil Affairs Team.  The winners we  Std. V First Place –Gaven Zapata Second Place –Kyra Dawson Third place –Winston Panton Jr.  Std. VI First Place –Allen Ek Second Place –Selim Florez Third Place -Diego Sanchez  All participants received prizes from the school.  Ambergris Today was invited to cover the event and we congratulate IBES, especially teacher Sharon Hazel.

Isla Bonita patriotism PATRIOTISM CELEBRATIONS CONT. IN SAN PEDRO  The Isla Bonita Elementary School (IBES) in an effort to increase awareness in our history and patriotism continued with projects this week to do just that.  At a general assembly on Wednesday September 26, students of Standard V and VI were dressed as various patriotic national heroes of Belize and talked about these individuals to the assembly.  Later that day both Standards V and VI had presentations with the entire class in which they showed the events leading up to September 21, 1981 and subsequently re-enacted the ceremony of the flags and George Price’s first address the free, sovereign, independent nation of Belize.  This presentation was judged by retired principal, Mr. Angel Nunez, and Standard V won over standard VI with scores of 59/60 to 58/90 points respectively.    Following the re-enactment there was the judging of posters done by the same two classes, but individually.  The judges for this project were Sarah Culbertson, Axel Delapeña and Victor Cañas of the US Marine Corps Civil Affairs Team.  The winners we  Std. V First Place –Gaven Zapata Second Place –Kyra Dawson Third place –Winston Panton Jr.  Std. VI First Place –Allen Ek Second Place –Selim Florez Third Place -Diego Sanchez  All participants received prizes from the school.  Ambergris Today was invited to cover the event and we congratulate IBES, especially teacher Sharon Hazel.

Standard VI reenactment

Belize National Hero Day Presentation at Isla Bonita Elementary School -Standard VI reciting the First Belize Independence Flag Ceremony

Belize National Hero Day Presentation at Isla Bonita Elementary School -Standard VI reciting the First Belize Independence Flag Ceremony

Belize National Hero Day Presentation at Isla Bonita Elementary School -Standard VI reciting the First Belize Independence Flag Ceremony

Belize National Hero Day Presentation at Isla Bonita Elementary School -Standard VI reciting the First Belize Independence Flag Ceremony

Poster Competition Winners

Poster Competition Winner of Standard V -Gaven Zapata

Poster Competition Winner of Standard V -Gaven Zapata

Poster Competition Winner of Standard VI -Allen Ek

Poster Competition Winner of Standard VI -Allen Ek

Poster Competion Winners of Standard V

Poster Competion Winners of Standard V -(Right to Left) Gaven Zapata, Kyra Dawson, Winston Panton Jr., Alexandria Deshield, Chadi Harmouch

Poster Competion Winners of Standard VI

Poster Competion Winners of Standard VI -(Right to Left) Allen Ek, Selim Flores, Diego Sanchez, Grace Brown, Dinda Paz

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