Thank you!
Grade four Alpha Primary School student Raziah Knight gives Sales Manager of the Courtleigh Hotel Celia Steele (left) a high five on her visit to the school last Thursday. Looking on at the back are the school’s principal De-Anna Robinson and sixth grade student Kaliyah Hill. The occasion marked the Courtleigh Hospitality Group’s annual ‘Pack for Purpose’ donations. Contributions were gathered from guests, and included school supplies and personal items.
Career & Education
September 17, 2023

Thank you!

Grade four Alpha Primary School student Raziah Knight gives Sales Manager of the Courtleigh Hotel Celia Steele (left) a high five on her visit to the school last Thursday. Looking on at the back are the school’s principal De-Anna Robinson and sixth grade student Kaliyah Hill. The occasion marked the Courtleigh Hospitality Group’s annual ‘Pack for Purpose’ donations. Contributions were gathered from guests, and included school supplies and personal items.

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