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VVPS ACKNOWLEDGES GIFTS

February 20, 2015
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20150216_140938The Education Department, staff, students and parents of the Vivien Vanterpool Primary School have thanked Dr. Lorenzo Webster for his gift to the school. During the health fair at the School the Doctors needed extra copies of a medical history form for the visiting patients. The school only had a simple small printer that took much time to copy single sided copies.
Seeing the need for a more efficient copier, Dr. Webster donated a HP coloured laser jet copier, scanner, fax and printer copier to its school.

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He presented the gift on Monday, February 16 to the Principal Mavis C. Fleming-Drakes, Deputy Principal- Tiffany Thomas, fifth grade teacher- Trevolyn Richards and some of the students from grades five and six.

Dr. Webster, told the students that he too had attended the school therefore its his Alma Mata. He spoke of Mr. Vivien Vanterpool and of the wonderful memories he had at the school.

He encouraged the students to discipline themselves, to listen, learn and always do their best so that they would become all that was possible.

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