Field Trips Tag

Our eighth-grade students recently returned from an unforgettable trip to Washington, D.C.—a cherished Westminster Academy tradition that brings history to life while deepening their understanding of our nation’s foundations and Christian heritage. Led by Civics teacher Mr. Williams, students explored many of our nation’s most significant landmarks, including the White House, the U.S. Capitol, the Supreme Court, and the Library of Congress. They also visited iconic memorials such as the Lincoln, WWII, Vietnam, Korean War, MLK, and Jefferson Memorials. The group toured the Museum of the Bible, the National Archives, and the Holocaust Museum, reflecting on the role of faith and history...

Our fourth-graders had an unforgettable experience on their annual history trip to St. Augustine, the nation’s oldest city! From exploring the Castillo de San Marcos and visiting historic missions to climbing the St. Augustine Lighthouse and learning about early Florida life, students brought history to life in meaningful, hands-on ways. This immersive adventure made Social Studies lessons come alive and created memories our students will treasure for years...

New World Symphony TripOur sixth–eighth-grade Band & Orchestra students had an inspiring day at the New World Center for the Arts in Miami Beach, where they attended a performance by the New World Symphony. This interactive visit deepened their musical appreciation and offered new challenges in their musical growth. Orlando Performance & Universal TripSeventh and eighth-grade students traveled to Orlando to perform at a senior living community, sharing the joy of music and making a meaningful impact. They capped the trip with a fun day at Universal Studios, blending service, performance, and fellowship. Congratulations to all our talented musicians for their dedication...

Our upper school students recently lived out their faith in action through meaningful service projects. Seventh graders partnered with Super School, a nonprofit serving students with varying disabilities, for a joyful field day filled with games, connection, and celebration—beautifully reflecting the truth that each person is uniquely made in God’s image. Eighth graders continued this spirit of service during their annual project with Atlantis Academy in Coral Springs. Through teamwork, training, softball games, and shared time with their buddies, students built friendships and practiced leading with kindness, patience, and compassion. These experiences are a powerful reminder of our commitment to developing servant...

Our Band and Orchestra’s trip to New Orleans was amazing! From the vibrant streets of the French Quarter to the soulful sounds of live jazz echoing throughout the city, the experience was unforgettable. We fully immersed ourselves in the rich culture, savoring delicious Creole cuisine and performing at iconic venues that brought our music to life in a new way. The city’s energy inspired us, and the connections we made with the local community and fellow musicians were truly special. This journey was filled with music, memories, and moments we will cherish forever. After starting each day with a devotional led...