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Sheila Segree White, vice-president, human resources, Scotiabank, captures the attention of grade three children at Holy Family Primary School.
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May 23, 2025

Business social

Scotiabank Foundation donated $1 million in value of stationery to 20 primary schools islandwide. Scotiabank volunteers also took the time to interact with students. Here are highlights from their visit to Holy Family Primary School.

 

From left: Claudine Murray, relationship manager, Scotiabank; Tonya Russell, head of marketing, Scotiabank; Maia Wilson, vice-president, general counsel and company secretary; Phillipa Williams McGregor, acting principal; Yanique Forbes-Patrick, vice-president, public affairs and communications; Patricia Park Richards, vice-principal; and Kerry-Ann James, school-based literacy coordinator.

Maia Wilson, vice-president, general counsel and company secretary, Scotiabank, reads to a group of grade two children at Holy Family Primary School. .

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Claudine Murray, relationship manager, Scotiabank, looks on as grade four student Ackeem Salmon reads a page from Suck Finger Pickney .

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