Smile a while
Smiles a while
Career & Education
August 23, 2014

Smile a while

From left, Jameili Thomas, Donique Espeut and Shanice Murray wear broad smiles after receiving their awards at the Jamaica Private Power Company’s Grade Six Achievement Test(GSAT) scholarship awards ceremony on Thursday. The power company hosted GSAT top students from East Kingston communities at a breakfast at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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