Class of 2019

                                                                  Be my Valentine...

Our adventure has just started and We want you to join us in this new chapter called: "Class of 2019"

Class of 2018

Merry Xmas and Happy New Year 2019

It has been a long journey for us. I have pushed you hard so that you would become better. We have had our ups and downs, we had our happiness and frustrations. I know we are better for it. There is still a great World out there and you will see much better days. Best wishes in your future endivors. You will do great things of this I am sure. 

Happy Valentine's Day!

Be My Valentine!

Once again We are leaving our footstep. Class of 2018.

Without a Doubt Wishing You a Fun-Filled Year Ahead.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2018

 HALLOWEEN 017

What did the teacher and his students do different on that holiday?

PROUD TO BE COLOMBIAN...

PROUD TO BE COLOMBIAN...

This is the way our Rafaelista community makes the difference and leaves their mark which lasts FOREVER... HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY.

Easter 2017

History of Easter Sunday

Why Do We Celebrate Easter? We celebrate Easter to remember the great sacrifice that Jesus made for us in order to save us from the sins we commit so we can go to heaven. More importantly Easter Sunday helps us to remember that Jesus came back from the dead. Although he is not physically among us, He is still present in our hearts.

What do Eggs and Rabbits Symbolize During Easter? A lot of the symbols of Easter represent new life and new beginnings. They use eggs because they represent a brand new life inside the shell. Since ancient times, rabbits have been used as a symbol of rebirth. Easter also coincides with spring. These symbols are also linked with the season and help them to welcome new life after the darkness of winter.

• Easter Symbols – Candles, eggs, rabbits, and lambs are common symbols of Easter.
• Easter Eggs – Some Easter eggs are simply decorative while others can be eaten!

Different Easter Traditions Around the World In most of North America, Easter is a national holiday. They celebrate it by going to church, followed by a special family meal, Easter egg hunts, and giving gifts of colored eggs and chocolate.