Last Updated on April 27, 2024, 7:57 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St. Kitts and Nevis: The Minister of Communications, Spencer R Brand has visited the Shiloh Baptist Church to celebrate the 32nd Anniversary of the Charlestown Primary School on Friday.
Minister Brand, who is also serving as a Member of NIA of Constituency #1 took this opportunity to extend his heartfelt wishes to the education officials, the Principal, Staff and students for this milestone achievement.
The Charlestown Primary school in Constituency #3 has been a pioneer of quality education for 3 decades. The MP of Constituency #1 shared the glimpses of his visit on his official social media handle (Facebook).
“Today I had the distinct pleasure to join with Education Officials, the Principal, Staff, Students and Pastor at the Shiloh Baptist Church on the occasion of the Charlestown Primary School 32nd Anniversary at their present location”, added Minister of Communication.
In addition, he has also visited Ivor Walters Primary school grade 5 classes on the same day to interact with the students. During the time, both the students and Minister Brand involved in a questions session, which has brought a positive impact.
“Our future is in good hands, I had an awesome interaction with the Students and Teachers of the Ivor Walters Ps grade 5 classes today, and oh, some awesome questions”, remarked Constituency #1 MP.
The dedication and the untiring efforts of Minister Brand for St. Kitts and Nevis was appreciated by Premier Mark Brantley. He has also commented on the post of Minister of Communication on Facebook and even shared the post of his school visits on his official Facebook handle.
“Well done Minister Hon Spencer R Brand”, quoted Premier Brantley.
Additionally, Charlestown of Nevis has been a prominent educational institution in the region. The school has achieved excellency in various competition. Recently, the educational institution clinched Gulf Insurance Ltd. and Bank of Nevis International Inter- Primary Schools’ Championship 2023.
Noting this, the school has done exceptionally well in the meet on April 5, 2023 and secured a total of 51 medals.
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