Rosary Boys’ RC School PTA

Building Bridges

Building Futures

The Rosary Boys' RC School PTA is dedicated to fostering a collaborative environment between parents, teachers, and the community to enhance the educational experience of students. Our tagline, "SKIP - Successful Kids = Involved Parents," reflects our commitment to active parent engagement. With our theme "Building Bridges, Building Futures," we aim to create strong connections between parents, teachers, stakeholders, and corporate Trinidad, working together to build brighter futures for our children. Through strategic initiatives, regular planning, and active participation, the PTA supports various school programs and promotes a positive, unified approach to education.

How we PTA

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    The Mathletes School-Wide Competion

    The Rosary Boys’ RC School PTA hosts our weekly Mathletes Competition, held every Friday during class time, as part of our efforts to celebrate the school year of maths. This PTA-led initiative strengthens numeracy skills, builds confidence, and promotes a positive attitude toward mathematics through fun, age-appropriate challenges. Students develop problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and healthy competition. The programme recognises achievement and participation, with winners celebrated in the Infants, Lower School, and Upper School.

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    The Etiquette Programme

    The PTA Etiquette Program teaches students essential social skills, including respect, communication, and proper conduct. This training helps students navigate social and professional environments confidently. Studies show that students with proper etiquette often perform better academically and socially, as it fosters discipline, self-respect, and positive relationships with peers and teachers.

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    Spell to Excel Spelling Bee

    The Spell to Excel PTA Spelling Bee and Public Speaking competitions, with the theme "Unlocking the Power of Words, One Letter at a Time," inspire students to develop strong language skills and confidence. These events foster academic excellence, encourage effective communication, and empower students with essential speaking and spelling abilities for future success.