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Appliance Traders Ltd's Melissa West-Henry has the attention of students at the Pretoria Early Childhood Development Centre on Maxfield Avenue in Kingston, as she explored fairy tales as part of Read Across Jamaica Day activities, yesterday. West-Henry was part of a team that also donated books to the institution. International Literacy Day 2017 was commemorated under the theme 'Literacy Matters — Read aloud, promote collaboration and confidence in children.'
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May 9, 2017

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Appliance Traders Ltd’s Melissa West-Henry has the attention of students at the Pretoria Early Childhood Development Centre on Maxfield Avenue in Kingston, as she explored fairy tales as part of Read Across Jamaica Day activities, yesterday. West-Henry was part of a team that also donated books to the institution. International Literacy Day 2017 was commemorated under the theme ‘Literacy Matters — Read aloud, promote collaboration and confidence in children.’

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