PHOTOS: Rose Town gets pre-school facility
Rose Town Foundation chair, Michele Rollins (right) and specially invited guests take a photo with children at the inauguration of the Rose Town Foundation Pre-School Facility on Monday, March 3, 2025. (Photo: Llewellyn Wynter)
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March 9, 2025

PHOTOS: Rose Town gets pre-school facility

The Rose Town Foundation for the Built Environment last Monday hosted the inauguration of its latest project, a pre-school facility in Rose Town, Kingston.

The facility is touted as “a space for young minds to grow, learn and dream”.

The Rose Town Foundation was established in 2010 to assist in creating opportunities and development programmes for residents.

Jamaica Observer photographer Llewellyn Wynter was at the inauguration of the Rose Town Foundation Pre-School Facility. See photos in gallery below.

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