Past students’ donation
Former ISSA daCosta Cup champions Godfrey Stewart High School was recently presented with football gear and cash valued at over $250,000 by its north American-based past students to help prepare for the upcoming season. The handing over was made at the school in Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland last week. Here, Anthony Stultz (standing, right), president of the local chapter of the past students' association, hands over the sponsorship cheque to the school's principal Emily Lawrence-Ricketts. Also in the photo are (standing, from left) coach Michael Senior, board chairman Rodcliffe Robertson, while kneeling in front are three members of the team.
Regional, Western
July 17, 2019

Past students’ donation

Former ISSA daCosta Cup champions Godfrey Stewart High School was recently presented with football gear and cash valued at over $250,000 by its north American-based past students to help prepare for the upcoming season. The handing over was made at the school in Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland last week. Here, Anthony Stultz (standing, right), president of the local chapter of the past students’ association, hands over the sponsorship cheque to the school’s principal Emily Lawrence-Ricketts. Also in the photo are (standing, from left) coach Michael Senior, board chairman Rodcliffe Robertson, while kneeling in front are three members of the team.

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