St Andrew Prep opens new school year with prayers
St Andrew Prep teacher Elizabeth Hollingshead meditates during the prayer breakfast.
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September 2, 2023

St Andrew Prep opens new school year with prayers

The 93-year-old St Andrew Preparatory School opened the 2023-2024 school year with a prayer breakfast on Tuesday and the Jamaica Observer was there to capture highlights of the event:

Principal of St Andrew Preparatory School Dr Carol Blanchard (right) and vice-principal Bethinia Edwards (centre) welcome chairman of the school’s board Dr Patrick Sterling to the prayer breakfast. (Photos: Garfield Robinson)
Friends Wendelyn Newsum and Ricardo Nicholas share a light moment during the St Andrew Prep prayer breakfast
Little Rebecca Newell paying keen attention to what is happening on the podium during the St Andrew Prep School’s prayer breakfast on Tuesday.
Sharing a message through music is Renee Hutchinson, a member of the St Andrew Prep School community.
Bethinia Edwards (centre), vice-principal of St Andrew Prep, welcomes new teachers Patrice Nesbeth (left) and Akilah Ellis.

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