Regional, Western
October 30, 2013

PHOTO: Ol’ time sinting!

These parents and kids from the Sandals Foundation adopted Leanora Morris Basic School in St James seem very intrigued by an old typewriter and sewing machine, which were among items being displayed in the school’s ‘Ol time sinting’ heritage corner. The corner was one of several features of Jamaica Day celebrations at the school last Thursday. Also sharing in the moment is Sandals Foundation volunteer from Sandals Royal Caribbean, Anecia Pryce (right).

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