Thank you teach
Prime Minister Andrew Holness, presents a gift of appreciation to his former English teacher from St Catherine High School, Valerie Roper, who visited his office on Wednesday in recognition of Teachers' Day. (Photo: JIS)
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May 12, 2023

Thank you teach

Prime Minister Andrew Holness, presents a gift of appreciation to his former English teacher from St Catherine High School, Valerie Roper, who visited his office on Wednesday in recognition of Teachers’ Day.

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