Career & Education
December 15, 2012

PHOTO: Christmas cheer for Sandy Bay Primary and Jnr High

Olivier Vidal (right), manager of quality, standard and planning at LIME, Montego Bay, donates a set of musical instruments and two laptops to Eugenie Simpson, principal of Sandy Bay Primary and Junior High School in Hanover on December 8. Sharing in the moment are school Board chairman Hope Marks and two young members of the institution’s student population. (Photo: Marlon Reid)

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