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94 GRADUATE FROM ST. MARY’S PRESCHOOL

July 2, 2018
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Out of a student roll of 165, 94 graduated from the St. Mary’s Preschool on Wednesday, June 27, at the Rodney MacArthur Rey Auditorium. The graduation ceremony, chaired by Mr. Arnie S. Hodge, a parent, had as its theme: “Go conquer the world. The future is in yours.”

The programme included: congratulatory remarks by the Principal, Ms. Keturah Richardson; the feature address by Mrs. Ingrid Lake, St. Mary’s with St. Augustine’s and St. Andrew’s Parish Administrator; the distribution of certificates and awards by Teacher Thelma and Ms. Erimel Franklin; reflections on preschool days by Eldon Rey Jr. and Kheondre Hull; and several performances by the graduating students.

The Principal and staff of St. Mary’s School have expressed thanks to a number of sponsors as well as their gratitude and appreciation for the general support of St. Mary’s Vestry; the Government of Anguilla; the Department of Education; all parents and teachers; and the 2018 Graduation Committee.

 


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