In addition to a full academic curriculum, Saints Peter and Paul School encourages student participation in extra-curricular interests which enhance their student experience.
The Goal of Reading Olympics is to increase the quality and quantity of books students read for enjoyment.
The Olympics are primarily a celebration of reading rather than a contest. All participants are awarded ribbons.
Since the teams generate much excitement about this reading event, the experience is rewarding for everyone involved. Visit http://readingolympics.cciu.org/ to learn more about Reading Olympics in Chester County.
Cub/Boy Scouts does not have a group specific to Saints Peter and Paul School. Our Cub/Boy Scouts are aligned with East Goshen or Fern Hill Elementary Schools. However, the dens tend to be all Saints Peter and Paul School boys.
Cub Scouts start in 1st grade. A form is usually sent home at the end of kindergarten to invite boys to an informational meeting.
Girl Scouts are organized for each grade. A flyer is distributed at the beginning of the school year to gauge interest. A troop is formed for each grade and requires parent leaders/ volunteers. Girl Scouts start in Kindergarten.
Middle School students are invited to participate in the TV Studio each year.
The students work on a rotation to produce and present the daily broadcasts on the internal television station each day. Students fill the technical and on-air talent roles.
Younger grades participate by reciting The Pledge of Allegiance and making other special announcements.