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Back to the 70s
The Magnificent 7
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March 1, 2025

Back to the 70s

Citizens’ Advice Bureau Basic School on Beechwood Avenue in St Andrew used the annual Jamaica Day celebrations on Friday to go retro with a reflectio
n of the 1970s.

With the dress code firmly established, students lived up to expectations, donning very colourful and creative outfits depicting the style of the 1970s. Where some students didn’t wear clothing that matched the theme, the parents made up for it by ensuring they wore clothing in Jamaica’s signature black, gold, and green colours.

Lavern Jones, teacher of class 1A, said that she was very pleased with the display.

“Their outfits are splendid and beautiful. Dem sell off! It is a difference from the regular black, gold, and green setting. At least the children get an understanding of the style of clothing that was worn back then. I praise the parents because they went above and beyond for the kids. It was a good day and the children really enjoyed themselves,” Jones told the Jamaica Observer.

Ready for the 70s celebration.

Super fly outfits and afros were 1970s standards.Photos: Joseph Wellington

Class 1A teacher Lavern Jones said she was very pleased with the display.

Can’t beat us for style and fashion!

Zaaden Cross made up for his outfit with his mini Jamaica flag.

Ready for the disco.Joseph wellington

Cool as a cucumber is this student.

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