During our annual fifth-grade trip to Pigeon Key, WA, students had a "fin-tastic" time learning about marine life! This hands-on marine science education experience brought the ocean's wonders to life. They explored the coral reefs and tidepools, snorkeled alongside colorful fish, and discovered the fascinating creatures that call these waters home. Praise God for His unique creation!...
Westminster Academy recently held its annual year-end awards ceremonies, recognizing the outstanding accomplishments of students in both the PREP (Grades 3-6) and Eighth-grade programs. The PREP ceremony was a joyous celebration. Students were recognized for their academic progress with our Honor Roll Recipients, service as Student Council Members, and Sportsmanship and Perseverance Awards. The “Timothy Award” and “Young Lion Award” highlighted Christian character and well-rounded development fostered in the PREP program at WA. The Awards Assembly was a culmination of our close partnership between teachers and families to promote an environment where students receive a strong academic foundation while discovering their...
Westminster Academy Lower School and PREP honor dads all month. We kicked off the celebration with our annual Kindergarten Donuts with Dad event. Students enjoyed special time with Dad, making crafts, singing, and, of course, eating donuts. PK3 students had a special morning hosting Dine and Dash with Dad. The students showed their dads how to “pop see ko” and enjoyed a donut party. Later in April, the PK4 students will welcome dads to the Dad is My Superhero event. The students will wear masks and capes while having cookies with their Superhero Dads. Our youngest students have prepared a...
Our sixth-grade students enjoyed Overnight Adventure Atlantis at Kennedy Space Center and Universal Studios earlier this month. The trip was a thrilling educational experience for our students as they explored the history and advancements of space exploration and spent the night under the Space Shuttle Atlantis. They also went behind the scenes at Universal Studios for a rollercoaster physics lesson. Students learned about mathematical engineering and design concepts. It was a culminating experience for our sixth-grade students and an opportunity to build community and lasting relationships....
Students in fourth grade took a trip to the oldest city in the U.S., known for its Spanish colonial architecture and rich history. Day one included the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument, the Old Jail, the Heritage Museum, the General Store, and a walking tour visiting historical landmarks around the city. On day two, visits included the Old Town Trolley Tour, the Military Hospital, the Lightner Museum featuring an immersive experience of art, architecture, history, and design, and then the Potters Wax Museum, which is the first established wax museum in the country. Students learned quite a bit about historical events...