Three students get scholarships from Kiwanis Club of Barbican
(From left) Kiwanis Club of Barbican Past President Richard Rowe, governor Pam Rodney White, scholarship recipents Nia -Lea Williamson, and DeAndre Spence, Kiwanis Club of Barbican President Kevonia Tomlinson, scholarship recipient Mahalia Powell and Lt Governor Sharon Usim. (Photo: Llewellyn Wynter)
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September 27, 2025

Three students get scholarships from Kiwanis Club of Barbican

Three students from Melrose Primary and Junior High have been awarded scholarships by the Kiwanis Club of Barbican to offset textbook and other school-related expenses for the 2025-2026 academic year.

The scholars – Nia-Lea Williamson, Mahalia Powell and DeAndre Spence – were presented with their awards on August 19 during a ceremony at the Jamaica Employers’ Federation headquarters on Ruthven Road in St Andrew.

The Norris Crooks Scholarship programme, named in honour of the club’s late distinguished president, provides financial aid of up $30,000 each to PEP students.

Kiwanis Club of Barbican scholarship recipient, Mahalia Powell. (Photo: Llewellyn Wynter)

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