Last Updated on May 29, 2025, 5:32 PM AST by Anthony Morris
A local business from St Kitts donated two high quality photocopy machines to the Basseterre High School. The local business, which extended this support is known as mac pennies and the owner of the business was a student at the school
The donated item, a photocopy machine, will help the administrative wing of the Basseterre High School function in a more organised manner. The handover of the donation items was done on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
The business, Mac Pennies, wants to support the high school in providing extremely high quality services to the students and parents. The officials have shared that it is important for the leadership of the high school to feel seen and supported.
The business, which made the generous donation wants to ensure that the public and the private sector can continue to coexist in the country. Representative of the Mac Pennies noted that the public and private sectors have ato work together and ensure a bright and happy future.
The business owner notes that the Basseterre High School is a very important part of his success. As such, the students and the school deserve an equal part in the success of the business.
The business owner believes that since the school has helped him achieve success it is his responsibility to make sure that the school is supported. The school principal, Damon Bacchus took the opportunity to highlight that the donation has reached them in the most timely manner.
The school principal Damon Bacchus said that he will make sure that all the donation is put to good use by the students. For instance, the photocopy machine will be helpful in printing examination papers for the students.
With the help of the Donation and support from the local business, Basseterre High school can improve the quality of their service delivery when it comes to students. They can give students more digitally inclusive education with the help of this donated equipment.
The school is working on providing a more inclusive environment for the students to learn in.
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