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Education Welfare Officers Award Students for Attendance

November 2, 2015
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The Education Welfare Officers, Ms. Natasha Carty and Ms. Conisha Gumbs, wish to congratulate all the students at the primary level who earned an attendance certificate.

Almost 400 students from the six public primary schools were recognized for school attendance of 95% – 100% for the school year September 2014 to July 2015. Honoring students for this accomplishment is one way of promoting education.

Students who did not receive an attendance certificate were reminded of the importance of coming to school regularly. Ms. Carty and Ms. Gumbs would like to encourage parents/guardians to ensure that their child/children attend school regularly and on time as it is fundamental to their academic achievement.

Valley Primary School

Adrian T. Hazell Primary School
Orealia Kelly Primary School
Vivien Vanterpool Priimary School

Alwyn Allison Richardson Primary School

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