Vauxhall Vibes
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April 21, 2015

Vauxhall Vibes

VAUXHALL HIGH SCHOOL

Address: 49 Windward Road, Kingston 2

Established: 1959

Population: 1,300

Motto: “Saber es Poder”/”Knowledge is

Power”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Motivational speaker SeymourCole (centre), stands withteacher Garfield Jackson anda student who won a prize.
Motivational speaker TedroyMcNabb addressed anauditorium filled with students.
Students from Vauxhall and KingstonTechnical High schools who competedin a cooking competition.
Members from the JamaicaTaekwondo Academydemonstrated a few techniques.
Guest speaker SeanWilliams stood on a seat ashe spoke to the students.
Several members of VauxhallHigh’s teaching staff.
(L) Head boy forVauxhall HighJaemar Johnson(R) Principal of Vauxhall High AngelaChaplain (seated), is flanked byvice-principal Noel Breakenridge(right) and vice-principal PrudenceBrown-Pinnock.
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