Last Updated on September 13, 2022, 4:40 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Louisa Grant Pre-school is celebrating its 30th Anniversary in service of the residents and citizens of St Kitts and Nevis. On Sunday, September 11, 2022, a special service was held at the Wesleyan Holiness Church in Conaree for the same purpose.
The special service was attended by a number of people, including Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew, the leaders and directorate of the pre-school, past and present teachers and students, school sponsors, and residents of Conaree village other supporters.
Prime Minister Dr Drew addressed the school administration and the special event attendees. He made brief remarks stating that the Louisa Grant Pre-school “is very important to the Conaree community and other communities around St Kitts and Nevis, which it serves.”
Further, he stated that “the school has produced a number of outstanding students who are leaders of their own rights throughout St Kitts and Nevis.”
Prime Minister Terrance Drew has been a strong supporter of the pre-school for over ten years. Every year, Dr Terrance Drew ensures his availability to attend its graduation ceremonies before his assumption with the Office of the Prime Minister.
At the celebration of the 30 year anniversary, the pre-school looks to continue serving the communities for the next 30 years and beyond.
Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew urged the teachers to “continue the hard work”. He added, “You are serving well, you have good support, I am here to support you, and whatever you might need, you can always call on me and others in the community.”
Following his remarks, Prime Minister Dr Drew presented two gifts to the school that he says can go a long way in ensuring that the Louisa Grant Pre-school continues to deliver invaluable service to the communities.
Words of commendations and well wishes for the Louisa Grant Pre-school also came from past students, parents and community leaders.
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