Political aspirant Omar Newell (left) pours a mixture of cement, as mason Anthony Lindo prepares to level off a section of the driveway at Robin's Bay Primary and Infant School. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Two schools in St Mary Central, which are crying out for improvement to their infrastructure, were supported in their efforts to provide short-term solutions on Labour Day last Tuesday.
New Orange Hill Primary School in Albany, and Robin's Bay Primary and Infant School benefited from voluntary work done by school staff, parents, members of the communities, and well-wishers. Here are some scenes from the day's activities:
Principal of New Orange Hill Primary and Infant School Pamela Greenland Wynter paints a section of the school. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Manager of Jamaica Aggregates at Agualta Vale in St Mary Chris Myers paints a section of New Orange Hill Primary and Infant School. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
The Jamaica Aggregates team (from left) Ryan Gowie, Nardo Allen, Chris Myers, Dave Morrison, and Howard Campbell chill for a photo while helping to paint the New Orange Hill Primary and Infant School. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Bianca Eunice Francis plays her role in painting a section of New Orange Hill Primary and Infant School. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
New Orange Hill Primary and Infant School security officers (from left) David Lawton, Delroy Mundle, and Dwight Youngsam were also on hand to assist in the school's Labour Day project. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Carmel Graham Russell also did her bit of painting at New Orange Hill Primary and Infant School. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Action all the way as a work team gets into high gear in levelling off the driveway at Robin's Bay Primary and Infant School. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
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