Last Updated on December 20, 2022, 10:54 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Education, ageing and disabilities, Dr Geoffrey Hanley, has taken to his social media account to thank the people who assisted in implementing his annual Christmas party for the children of his parliamentary constituency.
Deputy Prime Minister Dr Geoffrey Hanley hosted the children’s Christmas party in East Basseterre on Sunday, December 18, 2022. Dr Hanley’s social media featured some glimpses into the event.
The event started at 4:00 PM and featured several activities for the children. Along with the children of constituency number one and their families, the “Santa” also attended the party.
Taking to his Facebook account, the Deputy Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Geoffrey Hanley shared an update and thanked all the individuals who supported him in the endeavour.
He wrote I would again like to extend heartfelt thanks to all who assisted in making our annual Children’s Christmas Party yesterday, December 18, 2022 a success. I could not do this without every one of you.
The children enjoyed all the games, food and drinks and left happy with their gifts and goodie bags.
SPECIAL, SPECIAL thanks to the cooks, servers, cleaners, DJ, decor and logistics team, transportation service providers, owner of the trampoline, owner of the amazing oversized screen that projected our video games, toys organizers, 360 photo booth operator, tent and table rentals, parents, SKELEC and traffic department. THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
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Dr Geoffrey Hanley wrote Thanks to one and all for the wonderful time
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St Kitts and Nevis is welcoming the festive season with island-wide celebrations and events, including several children’s parties hosted by St Kitts and Nevis Labour Party candidates in their various constituencies.
On Sunday, December 18, Christmas parties were hosted in several constituencies, by leaders including Samal Duggins, Denzil Douglas and Marsha Handerson among others
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