St. John the Beloved School students opened Catholic Schools week with a bowling trip.
WILMINGTON – St. John the Beloved School got Catholic Schools Week rolling – pun intended – on Jan. 27 with a trip to Bowlero at Prices Corner, just a few miles from the parish campus. Students made the visit in two groups, turning a normally quiet morning at the lanes into something quite different.
The first shift included the eighth-graders bowling with their partners from kindergarten, and the seventh grade with the first grade. Sixth-graders also made that trip. Later on, the second- through fifth-grade students had their turn.
Monday marked the start of a busy Catholic Schools Week at St. John the Beloved. It will conclude on Friday with a visit from a puppeteer, along with a volleyball match between the eighth-graders and the faculty.
Photos by Mike Lang.
St. John the Beloved School began Catholic Schools Week with a bowling trip.
St. John the Beloved School began Catholic Schools Week with a bowling trip.
St. John the Beloved fifth-grade teacher Amanda Tucci takes a turn in front of her students during the school trip to Bowlero. Tucci is a graduate of St. John the Beloved and has returned as a faculty member.
St. John the Beloved School began Catholic Schools Week with a bowling trip.
A group of St. John the Beloved students watch the action at Bowlero on Jan. 27.
St. John the Beloved School students opened Catholic Schools week with a bowling trip.
St. John the Beloved School began Catholic Schools Week with a bowling trip.
A student reacts to the scoreboard.
St. John the Beloved School began Catholic Schools Week with a bowling trip.