Last Updated on July 21, 2026, 7:13 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew extended his best wishes to the graduating class of the Louisa Grant Pre School. The Prime Minister has been a long time patron of the pre School which falls under his constituency.
Dr Drew also attended the graduation ceremony for the pre school and interacted with the children.
The Prime Minister has shared that he was delighted to be part of the celebration with the young students of the pre school.
Dr Drew shared some images from the graduation ceremony of the pre school students on his social media account. In the post, he also wrote encouragements and best wishes for the students who have achieved this milestone in the beginning of their educational journey.
“Congratulations to the graduating class of the Louisa Grant Preschool in Conaree. As they celebrate this special milestone, I wish each of them every success as they take the next step in their educational journey,” Dr. Drew said on his social media post.
Dr Terrance Drew is also the Member of Parliament for St. Christopher 8, which includes Conaree, which is home to the Louisa Grant Preschool. Dr. Drew has been donating to the preschool for over 11 years and has supported the school through various projects.
Over the years, several upgrades of the school, including roofing and other necessary renovations have come to fruition with the support of Dr Terrance Drew. Dr Drew’s wife, Mrs Diani Jimesha Prince Drew has also supported the organisation over the years. She has also carried on the legacy started by her husband by attending events and extending support and donations to the staff and management of the Louisa Grant Pre School.
After this graduation, the children will move on to start their formal education with kindergartens which are part of the early childhood education on the island.
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