Korey Rowe (left), Saint InternationalFashionface of the Caribbean winner for2011, attended the launch with his friendTiffany Davidson.
January 26, 2013
Observer hails teachers
THE Jamaica Observer staged its Eastern Region Teachers’ Awards Luncheon on Friday at the newspaper’s Beechwood Avenue head office.
Naggo Head Primary was selected top school, one of three prizes collected by the St Catherine based institution, while Jessie Rippol Primary from east Kingston were runners-up.
Parish champions were Dinthill Technical High, May Pen Primary, Port Antonio High, St Mary High, Jessie Rippol, Lyssons Primary, Fair Prospect Primary and Spaulding High.
The Observer has played an active role in supporting the nation’s education system through the TeenAGE Observer, GSAT and CXC Study Centre, among other educational initiatives.
Flasandra Palmer (left) and Charmaine Lawson (centre), teachers at SeaforthHigh School, collect the parish award for St Thomas from Pamille Shaw-Blair,Observer assistant marketing and communications manager at the EasternRegion Teachers’ Awards last Friday. (Photos: Karl McLarty)
May Pen High School claimed the top spot in Clarendon and teachers ChavanNelson (left) and Rose Peters collect the prizes from Observer Managing DirectorDanville Walker.
Marcia Kitson-Walters (left), sales and marketing manager at Seprod, and Jamaica Observer Managing Director DanvilleWalker (right) hand over the first runner-up prize for the top school islandwide in the Observer Eastern Region Teachers’Awards to Marcia Detry Fogah and Raphael Davis. (Photos: Karl McLarty)
