Icons, St Mary schools mark Children’s Day
Senior teacher at St Theresa's Basic School in Annotto Bay, St Mary, Denise McKenzie (left) tells children of the institution that it's cake time, after donor Wyatt "Spur" Williams (second left) presents one to them on Children's Day last Friday. (Photo: Shadiya Foreman)
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May 22, 2023

Icons, St Mary schools mark Children’s Day

Senior teacher at St Theresa’s Basic School in Annotto Bay, St Mary, Denise McKenzie (left) tells children of the institution that it’s cake time, after donor Wyatt “Spur” Williams (second left) presents one to them on Children’s Day last Friday.

Orange Hill Primary and Infant School sixth grader Tevannae Gregory accepts a cake from donor Wyatt “Spur” Williams, president of charity Icons of Annotto Bay, while other schoolmates observe, at the school in central St Mary last Friday as the institution celebrated Children’s Day. (Photo: Shadiya Foreman)

Orange Hill Primary and Infant School sixth grader Tevannae Gregory accepts a cake from donor Wyatt “Spur” Williams, president of charity Icons of Annotto Bay, while other schoolmates observe, at the school in central St Mary last Friday as the institution celebrated Children’s Day.

Four-year-old New Orange Hill Infant School pupil Geshi-Jay Samuels dances alongside president of Icons of Annotto Bay, Wyatt “Spur” Williams during Children’s Day activities at the central St Mary school last Friday. (Photo: Shadiya Foreman)

Four-year-old New Orange Hill Infant School pupil Geshi-Jay Samuels dances alongside president of Icons of Annotto Bay, Wyatt “Spur” Williams during Children’s Day activities at the central St Mary school last Friday.

Photos: Shadiya Foreman

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