PHOTO: Great work!
Career & Education
September 26, 2014

PHOTO: Great work!

Nine-year-old Orlando Scarlett from Petersfield Primary and Infant School in Westmoreland, proudly displays his work to Minister of Education Ronald Thwaites. Sharing in the moment is Samantha Chantrelle, CEO of the Digicel Foundation. Orlando was recently awarded for being one of the top performers in the foundation’s Enrichment Programme. The programme focuses on improving the literacy and numeracy performance of students in grades one to three and is conducted in partnership with USAID and the ministry.

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