Last Updated on September 4, 2024, 10:35 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: Minister of Sports, Creative Economy, et al., Samal Duggins hosted the highly awaited Back to School Fun Day Event which turned out to be a resounding success.
Minister Duggins shared the glimpses and vibrant highlights of the Fun Day Event through his official Facebook account on September 4, 2024.
While sharing the pictures he noted that that the much anticipated Annual Back to School Fun Day Event was a resounding success.
Samal Duggins also expressed feeling of proud of how incredible the event turned out and the positive energy of the children that filled the air with optimism.
He also mentioned that he hosts this event every year as it is close to his heart. He also said that it represents their ongoing commitment to supporting the community, especially their children, as they prepare for the new school term.
The Minister also shared that it was truly heartwarming to see so many children smiling from the excitement of the lucky dip and with the joy of receiving new school supplies.
The children are the future of the nation and it is essential that the administration invests in their education and well-being to ensure that they start the new academic year with the tools they need to succeed.
He also said that giving back to the community is not just about providing the material items, but it is also about fostering a sense of belonging and ensuring that every child knows that they are valued and supported.
Notably, Minister Samal Duggins also extended gratitude to everyone who contributed to making the event special, from the events committee who have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to the families who joined the celebration.
“Together, we’re building a stronger, more united community. Here’s to a successful year ahead.”
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