Jamaica Day @ Manchester High School
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February 26, 2017

Jamaica Day @ Manchester High School

MANDEVILLE, Manchester – Schools at all levels of the education system celebrated Jamaica Day on Friday, February 24.

According to the Government information arm — the Jamaica Information Service — Jamaica Day is celebrated annually as part of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information’s effort to instil the spirit of nationalism that is necessary for the social and cultural development of the country.

The theme for this year’s celebration was “Celebrating Jamaica: Exploring Our Legacy in a Global Context”.

Here are photo highlights from the celebration at Manchester High School.

 

 

 

 

Jamaica Constabulary Force riders perform on Jamaica Day at Manchester High.<strong> (Photos:Gregory Bennett)</strong>
Cadets parade on Jamaica Day at Manchester High School.
Manchester High School&rsquo;s marching band in performance.<strong></strong>
The unveiling of a Jamaica/Japan mural signifying the interlocking of cultures on Jamaica Day at Manchester High.
Students braved the morning sun to witness stage performances on Jamaica Day<strong></strong>

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