Last Updated on September 23, 2025, 12:37 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Ambassadors for the 2025-2026 Republic Bank Miss Teen St Kitts and Nevis have been announced during a livestream on Sunday, September 21. The participating youngsters are being brought in from eight schools across the island nation.
The eight youngsters are being supported and sponsored by their respective schools and communities. The Miss Teen St Kitts and Nevis pageant will be hosted as a part of the Sugar Mas festivities which are scheduled for the end of the year.
The pageant is hosted every year with the aim of bringing the youngsters of the country to a stage where they can showcase their talents and skills. During the launch of the ambassadors, several stakeholders from the creative sector of St Kitts and Nevis were responsible for making the launch successful.
Ambassador #1 : Khimya McDonald, Miss Cayon High School
Ambassador #2 : Tatiyanna Archer, Miss Immaculate Conception Catholic School
Ambassador #3 : Camira Williams, Miss Verchild’s High School
Ambassador #4 : Kailynn Browne, Miss Charles E Mills Secondary School
Ambassador #5 : Jewel Nisbett, Miss Dr. Denzil L. Douglas Secondary School
Ambassador #6 : Kaliyah Fielteau, Miss Basseterre High School
Ambassador #7 : Cader Rawlins, Miss Washington Archibald High School
Ambassador #8: Celina Alwani, Miss SKI Academy
A team of professionals was responsible for making the event a resounding success. The design for the shoot was given by Juhnel Tross & Desi Brown
The launch video Director was Desi Brown & Juhnel Tross. The Videographer for the video was C Jameson Photography and done by Cleon Bradshaw and Kisheen Buchanan
The Photographer and the assistant for the launch shoot was Daryl Grant and Joel Mc Master
The administrative team of the National Carnival Secretariat, the National Carnival Committee, all school chaperones and their support teams also played a very important role in making the event a success.
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