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MORRIS VANTERPOOL SCHOOL WINNER OF ANGUILLA DAY QUIZ

June 8, 2015
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Morris Vanterpool Primary School
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Valley Primary School
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Orealia Kelly Primary School
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Alwyn A. Richardson Primary School
Alwyn A. Richardson Primary School
Adrian T. Hazell Primary School
Adrian T. Hazell Primary School

Thanks to Khaleel Barrett and Melania Matthew, the Morris Vanterpool Primary School, they are attending, is the champion of the 2015 Inter-Primary Schools’ Anguilla Day Quiz.
The two youngsters scored 116 points, giving their school a lead of eight points over their closest rival, thus winning the championship trophy.

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In second place were Reba Stott and Makai Hodge, who scored 108 points for the Adrian T. Hazell Primary School.
Placing third were Patria Mardenborough and Amani Richardson of The Valley Primary School with 94 points.
The fourth position was taken by Amelia Olivacce and Aaivor Adams of the Orealia Kelly Primary School who scored 80 points.
In fifth place were Shamya Hodge and Parris Leveret, scorers of 76 points for the Alwyn Allison Richardson Primary School.

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