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TWO PRIMARY SCHOOLS, ONE PRESCHOOL HOLD GRADUATIONS

July 4, 2014
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The Orealia Kelly Primary School, The Valley Primary School and the Outreach Preschool, held their graduation ceremonies on Tuesday evening, July 1.

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The class of 2014 of the Orealia Kelly School comprised fifty-two students, while in the class of 2014 of The Valley Primary School there were fifty-six students.
All of the graduates will be attending Campus B of the Albena Lake Hodge Comprehensive School in September.
The Outreach Preschool’s graduation ceremony was for five students who will be entering the Government primary schools in September; and twenty-one “play school” students who will be crossing over to the parent preschool.

Graduates at the Valley Primary School

Graduates at the Orealia Kelly Primary School


Graduates at the Outreach Preschool

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