Last Updated on January 16, 2024, 2:42 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Samal Duggins took to social media and announced that the Department of Sports is inviting people to the Bank of Nevis Ltd 2024 Basseterre Zone Primary School Championship. This Zone Primary School Championship will take place on Friday, January 19th, at 1:30 pm at Kim Collins Stadium.
The Department of Sports invites residents to Come cheer for the young athletes.
The Department of Sports has left a trend on social media where the students have to Represent the school in the comments section.
They have noted that the students should drop a yellow heart for Irish Town, a red heart for Tucker Clarke, a blue heart for Beach Allen, or a pink heart for Dr William Connor.
Additionally, SKNFA TDS Tryouts have been Schedule to take place at 5 pm daily for the Boys and Girls ages 12-16
in the Rural East St.Mary’s Park, Cayon
The dates are as follows
- Tuesday, 16th January 2024
- Wednesday, 17th January 2024
- Thursday, 18th January 2024
Rural West in Samuel Williams Sporting Complex, Verchilds
The dates are as follows
- Tuesday, January 23rd 2024
- Wednesday, January 24th 2024
- Thursday, January 25th 2024
Nevis in Nevis Athletic Stadium
Dates:
- Tuesday January 30th 2024
- Wednesday, January 31st 2024
- Thursday 1st February 2024
Basseterre in Warner Park
Dates:
- Tuesday, February 6th 2024
- Wednesday, 7th February 2024
- Thursday 8th February 2024
Furthermore, Minister Samal Duggins shared a glimpse of talented artists in Parsons and St Paul. He noted that on the weekend, he had the honour of providing water to the incredible artists who are contributing to the Creative Community Murals Project by the Department of Culture.
One of the aims of this project is to provide a platform to showcase and celebrate the local visual artists.
Their artistic vision is turning visually depressed areas into vibrant showcases of the cultural heritage. Additionally, their work not only beautifies but also instils pride in their respective community.
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