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Blossoming in the storm
From left: Board Chair Rose Phillips shares a photo op with top students Devonn Robinson, Raaziq Grace and Shanae Parkins, along with Principal Fr Carl F Clarke at the end of the day's prize-giving.(Photo: Garfield Robinson)
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April 11, 2022

Blossoming in the storm

Holy Trinity High School recently hosted a prize-giving ceremony to recognise the achievements of many of its students from academic year 2021/22.

Hosted under the theme ‘Blossoming in spite of the storm: Celebrating success; honouring stars’, guest speaker Stacey Reynolds encouraged all students to stick to the task of pursuing a solid education, especially as everyone works hard to overcome the challenges of the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic.

Principal Fr Carl F Clarke, for his part, asked that the entire school community to continue to work together to as they strive for excellence and even more superstars to celebrate.

A number of academic and special awards were present at the prize-giving, with students ecstatic at being hailed for their success.

Here’s a round-up:

Jaheem Rhoden, 1st place in class 306, receives his trophy fromTrecia Logan, first-form supervisor
Kanye Powell, 1st place in class 4Tech2, is presented hisaward by Tricia Logan.
Dijonae Matthews is congratulated by Fr Carl F Clarke,principal of Holy Trinity High School, while Beneze Barker-Dunn, vice-principal, looks on.
Jaheim Jenkinson, top boy of first form, receives his trophy fromPortia McGann, PTA president
Phillip Lambert, member of the Gold Club (students earning anaverage of over 80 per cent), receives his trophy from Ivy Reid, HolyTrinity vice-principal.
Guest speaker Stacey Wilson,principal of ImmaculateConception High School,addresses students at therecent prize-giving at HolyTrinity High School.
From left: Fifth-form students Tarika Williams and KristinaEdwards present an item alongside Kasi Clarke, teacher ofdrama.
Johni Walters, top-performing boyin June 2021 external examinations,collects his award from Portia McGann,PTA president.
Shanae Parkins, 1st runner-up to the Rev Carl F ClarkeTrophy for Academic Excellence, receives her trophyfrom Principal Rev Fr Carl F Clarke.
Raaziq Grace, winner of the Rev Carl F Clarke Trophy for AcademicExcellence (top student in the entire school) is presented with thetrophy by Fr Clarke, principal. (Photos: Garfield Robinson)
Devonn Robinson, 1st in class 201, receives histrophy from Trecia Logan, first-form supervisor atthe recent prize-giving.

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