Captain I CAN visits Lannaman’s youngsters

Principal Trudy Hardy welcomes the captain. (Annette Pryce)

February 6, 2017

Captain I CAN visits Lannaman’s youngsters

CAPTAIN I Can!, a motivational speaker who goes around to schools with his special programme for kids, made a stop at Lannaman’s Preparatory school on January 27, where he was welcomed by principal Trudy Hardy and the team.

Here are some highlights:

These kids pay keen attention. (Annette Pryce)

These little ones are super excited to see the captain. (Annette Pryce)

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