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VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL GRADUATES FIFTY FIVE

July 17, 2017
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On Wednesday 5th July, parents, family and friends gathered at the Rodney McArthur Rey Auditorium, for The Valley Primary School’s 2017 graduation ceremony under the theme, “Starve Your Distraction. Feed Your Focus.”

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The Keynote Speaker was former student, Mr. Tré McDowell. He delivered an inspiring address inclusive of his time as a ‘Golden Horse’. The highlights of the programme included a poem by Chyriki Richardson Yearwood titled “Graduands” and a special song “Go Light Your World” by Rolanda Webster & Co.
Presentation of certificates was done by Mr. Jacques Webster and Principal Jasmine Hodge-Thomas, assisted by Tr. Roxana Brooks and Tr. Nerys Flemm bing.

The Valedictorian of Class of 2017 was Zoey Roach and Salutatorian Tia Webster.

Valedictorian Zoey Roach
Salutatorian Tia Webster

Graduating class of 2017
Graduating class of 2017
Keynote Speaker Mr. Tré McDowell

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