Good boy
Tamara Deans-Fagan kisses her son Taheir, who is one of the top performers in the Primary Exit Profile at the Providence Kinder-Prep School in St Thomas. Occasion was a function recently to honour the students. Taheir will be attending Ardenne High School in St Andrew when the new school starts in September. Looking on is Mark Fagan, the youngster's father. (Photo: JIS)
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August 19, 2022

Good boy

Tamara Deans-Fagan kisses her son Taheir, who is one of the top performers in the Primary Exit Profile at the Providence Kinder-Prep School in St Thomas. Occasion was a function recently to honour the students. Taheir will be attending Ardenne High School in St Andrew when the new school starts in September. Looking on is Mark Fagan, the youngster’s father. (Photo: JIS)

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