Bright boys
Brightboys
Career & Education
May 29, 2015

Bright boys

St Aloysius Primary School in downtown Kingston used the occasion of Boys’ Day, recently, to award 31of its brightest male students from grades 1- 6 with medals and trophies for various categories of academic achievement attained the previous school term. Here, they proudly display their gains, with Anthony Samuda, account manager at Sagicor, in the background. The medals and trophies were courtesy of the financial services company. (PHOTO COURTESY SAGICOR)

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