Confident, courageous, and academically driven
From left: Tracy-Ann Confident, courageous, and academically driven Wellington-Reid, category manager (home and personal care), LASCO Distributors Limited; Alyssa Colley and Akilah McDonald, Campion College; G’Noj Miller, Westwood High; Xarah Ximines, St Hilda’s Diocesan High; Tahira Hutchinson, Montego Bay High; and Shelly-Ann Weeks, founder of Her Flow Foundation; along with (at back, from left) Celene Hall, Miss Universe Jamaica 2026; Christina Williams, JCDC Festival Queen 2026; and Aria Saunders, Manchester High, pose with a symbolic $400,000 cheque for Curves 2026 Primary Exit Profile (PEP) scholars.
On Saturday, August 29, at LASCO Distributors Limited in White Marl, St Catherine, Curves proudly awarded scholarships to the regional top-performing female students in the PEP exams. Through this initiative, Curves encourages young women to be confident, courageous, and academically driven.
