Student Life
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Our student body is what makes Holy Rosary Regional so special! It is important that we provide opportunities, consistent with our mission, that allows our students to thrive. All students take part in our Prayer Partners program and are eligible to run for Student Council upon entering 4th grade. Year-round clubs are open to students interested in participating in cooking, science explorers, drama, and bowling. Additionally, there are seasonal clubs such as lego and puzzle club. Students are encouraged to participate and new activities are welcome. Do not hesitate to let a staff member know your idea!
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Prayer Partners
One of our students' favorite activities is buddying with their Prayer Partners. Students in the lower grades are paired with students in the upper grades. Throughout the school year, they enjoy doing things together. Some partner activities include sitting together for the celebration of Mass and prayer services, creating holiday crafts as a team, reading together, science activities, and of course partnering for Catholic Schools Week festivities. The relationship is equally delightful for the younger students and the older students. -
Student Council
Students in grades four through eight have the opportunity of becoming a member of our Student Council. After the 'why I would make a good leader' presentation by the candidates, the student body casts their votes for the Council. A student council member's responsibilities include acting as ambassadors, meeting with their moderators and the administration to present student body ideas, planning and executing pep rallies, moderating special student Catholics Schools Week activities such as the Talent Show, and assisting with fundraisers for charitable causes. -
Campus Clubs
BowlingHoly Rosary students in grades Kindergarten to 8th may participate in an after-school bowling club at Facenda Whitaker Lanes in East Norriton. The students are transported to the bowling alley by bus where they enjoy two hours of bowling once a week. Two ten-week sessions are offered during the school year.
Kitchen Wizards®, an after-school cooking club for students in Grades 1-5, helps children of all ages to discover the magic of cooking, one bite at a time!®. Children learn a life skill, and they begin to connect cooking with what they're learning in school - in Math, Science, Social Studies, and Religion classes.
Cooking Club
Students in grades Pre-K to 4 flex their fine motor skills and social skills in the Lego and Puzzle Club. The club is held after school, and for one hour the children have thousands of Legos to free-play and build with their friends. Imaginations run wild as students build homes, cities, a variety of vehicles and so much more! Table puzzles are also available for students. The puzzles have ranged from 200-1000 pieces- teamwork and strategy are a must! Not only do the children have fun at Lego and Puzzle Club, but they also develop mathematical reasoning skills through this form of play. It's a win-win!
Lego & Puzzle Club
Science Explorers is an after-school STEM club that makes science cool and exciting with an interactive, hands-on format. Club topics throughout the school year include Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy, and Physiology. Every Science Explorer takes home their weekly creation.
Science Explorers
Youth Ministry is a club offered to students in grades 5-8. Students interested in Youth Ministry meet at lunch and recess time at least once a month to plan and carry out a variety of service projects to benefit our community, both locally and globally. Every year the service projects may vary, with a few annual events such as Stockings for Soldiers and a Winter Coat Drive. This is a great club for students looking to get involved, make new friends, and live the faith.
Youth Ministry
In our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) class, the students solve problems, use inquiry skills, think critically, and collaborate.
STEM Program
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Student Snapshots
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