Last Updated on May 9, 2024, 2:51 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St. Kitts and Nevis: The Minister of Communications, Spencer R Brand hosted educational sessions for the students of Joycelyn Liburd School and St. Thomas Primary School. He has also extended his profound wishes to the students for their upcoming exams.
Recently on Tuesday, he visited Joycelyn Liburd Primary School where he was engaged in a productive discussion with the students of Grade 5 and 6 and wished them luck for their forthcoming examination. He has also commended the teachers for their continuous hard work and dedication.
Minister Brand, who is also serving as a Member of NIA of Constituency #1 took to his official social media handle (Facebook) to share the glimpses of his visit at the school.
“Another good session on my schools visit today at the Joycelyn Liburd Primary School. Wishing the Grade 5 & 6 children all the very best on their exams. Thanks Teachers,” added Minister of Communications.
In addition, he has also visited St. Thomas’ Primary School and hosted a wonderful session for the students of grade 5 and the teachers. He hoped for the great results of the students in their coming exams.
He has always been active in taking crucial steps to encourage and boost the morale of the students. His visits are expected to bring positive outcomes which will result in the upliftment of children’s spirit and alleviate tension.
The visits of Brand emphasized the importance of exams in the lives of students, as it will help them to build confidence, instil discipline and improved their learning skills. Exams also enable the teachers to test the children’s breadth of understanding of the topics.
The Minister of Communication’s tour to various schools underscored the commitment of government to improve the education and empowering students. Many people across the nation lauded his efforts through their comments on social media (Facebook). Some of the comments read as:
A person named Sheila troy commented, “Way more to go Mr. Brand. Glad to see you in schools for encouraging the students. Well done.”
Another FB user, by the name of Jahnel Nisbett quoted, “Keep inspiring the next generation.”
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