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It’s all in the milk
Members of the Naggo Head Infant School community display boxes of Nutri+ Milk during the handover on Friday, September 4 (from left) Joylyn Fuller-Hunter; Shanika Clarke-Cown; Rodain Richardson, chairman; and Sophia Francis, principal.
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September 18, 2026

It’s all in the milk

Seprod pledges year-long nutritional support for children at Naggo Head Infant School

STUDENTS at Naggo Head Infant School in Portmore, St Catherine, will have additional nutritional support to help prepare them for learning this school year.

Through its Nutri+ Milk brand, Seprod has committed to donating 600 units of milk each month to the school throughout the 2026/2027 academic year.

The first handover took place on Friday, September 4, marking the start of the ongoing partnership.

The initiative will support the school’s nutrition programme, helping to ease some of the financial burden on parents while ensuring students have access to nutritious milk as part of their school day.

“Good nutrition and learning go hand in hand. When children are properly nourished, they are better prepared to focus, participate and make the most of the opportunities available to them in the classroom,” said Deidra Grey, brand manager for Nutri+ Milk.

“We are very pleased to support Naggo Head Infant School, not just through a one-time donation, but with a commitment that will continue throughout the academic year,” added Grey.

She said the partnership reflects Seprod’s wider commitment to supporting education and investing in Jamaica’s children and communities, while creating a foundation for continued collaboration with the school.

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