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Primary Schools Sports VALLEY PRIMARY THE WINNING SCHOOL

April 5, 2012
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VPS Cheer leaders in action

Eight public and privately-run primary schools participated in this year’s annual sporting activities. The events saw theValleySchoolwinning the competition with 450 points, well ahead of its nearest rival,AdrianT.HazellSchool, which scored 416.

In third place was theOrealiaKellySchoolwhose score was 300 points. The other competitors were Central Christian School, 259 points; Morris Vanterpool School, 236; Vivien Vanterpool School, 193; Alwyn Allison Richardson School, 138; and Teacher Gloria Omolulu Institute with 115 points.

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March pass

Victrix Ludorum was Sethreandra Williams of Valley Primary Schooland Victor Ludorum was Huekhawmi Hughes of theAdrianT.HazellPrimary School.

 

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