Eighth graders explored Refugio La Marta during camp, balancing hard work in the refugio with exploration of the beautiful, natural terrain. 

Seventh graders left their comfort zone, traveling all the way to Yorkín to work alongside the BriBri indigenous community for several days. 

Students learning interesting facts about the rock cycle.

Allá en las montañas de San Rafael de Heredia; don Rafael y doña Marielos se preparaban para casar a su hijo Alexis con Mariela Los estudiantes de 3B representaron este lindo acontecimiento.

Con gran entusiasmo, y algo de nervios, los estudiantes de Tercer grado presentaron la dramatización de la obra La Boda, lectura escrita por Anne Señol. Cada quien sumergido en su personaje recordando aquellos tiempos de tal evento en San Rafael de Heredia.

The 5th graders are working on tool boxes, each one with its unique  style. 

The third-graders enjoyed a sleepover at school from Friday to Saturday. Tents, pizza-making, wheels, a bonfire and a ghost walk were some of the activities that kept them busy. From all reports, it was magnificent!

Each 7th grader was paired with a 12th grader and given the opportunity to ask a variety of academic and social questions. The soon-to-be graduates shared the wisdom they had gained from years of learning and experience. It was a beautiful moment that connected the bookend generations of high school.

We went on a field trip to continue exploring our theme on the four elements. Our last element, Earth, led us to OVSICORI, a research center where scientists study rocks, volcanoes, and geological activity. This visit helped us deepen our understanding of how the Earth shapes our world through natural processes.

Kinder students explored the art of natural dyes, their origins and powerful use in clothing