Class Acts: Rollington Town Primary
Published: Saturday | August 29, 2009
Graduation to 'di wurl'! - Photos by Sean Bennett
Guest speaker Dr Peter Davis gives Dessan Watson a warm embrace after presenting her with an award.
Marie Nicholas glows with pride as she kisses her daughter, Gittanya Heron.
Principal Dr Margaret Bailey can't help but beam with delight as she embraces top GSAT boy Chad Fletcher (right) and top GSAT girl, Shaneka Edwards, who was also a scholarship recipient.
East Kingston and Port Royal Member of Parliament Phillip Paulwell looks on in admiration as he presents Venisha Bromfield with a gift for receiving a perfect score in mathematics.
You're both winners
Venisha Bromfield of Rollington Town Primary and Rojae Beckford of Naggo Head Primary (both circled in photos) are the lucky winners of Sangster's Book Stores gift certificates. To collect your prizes, contact Kerry-Ann Hepburn at 922-3400, ext: 6419 or email: kerry-ann.hepburn @gleanerjm.com.
The Jamaica Conference Centre in downtown Kingston was the place to be on Monday, June 29, when the Rollington Town Primary's graduating class of 2009 celebrated in a ceremony fit for royalty.
Class Acts: Naggo Head Primary
It is said that success should always be celebrated with much fanfare, but not even the New Testament Church in Bayside, Portmore, could hold the hundreds who turned out to lavish in the success of graduates of Naggo Head Primary School on Thursday, July 2.
Ardenne High-bound Mickayle Riley is one smart kid! He is the school's top GSAT boy with an impressive 95.6 per cent average.
The Beckford family stands proud: (from left) mother, Michelle; graduate, Rojae; father, Radcliffe; and the 'baby' of the family, Alrique.
Tiffany Grosdale shows some love to her friend, Tajay Gallow, one last time before they leave.
Naggo Head Primary's top GSAT girl, Dianne-Lee Ferguson, with her parents Dianne and Desmond Ferguson.
Graduate Ithamara Gentles hugs his little brother, Lamar.
Celenia Palmer lets out a big grin as she is showered with kisses from parents Ann-Marie and Richard Palmer.
From left, Friends Desiree Graham, Monique Golding, Chennelle Lawrence, Tashena Maxwell and Thalia Neil smile for the roving cameraman during the ceremony .
Students clap in jubilation during the ceremony.
