Last Updated on July 12, 2024, 9:52 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St. Kitts and Nevis: Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew congratulated the students of the Cayon Primary School on the occasion of their graduation. The information about the graduation was made by the Prime Minister through his official Facebook on July 12, 2024.
PM Drew shared highlights about the graduation ceremony of the students of Cayon Primary School and congratulated them for their qualification. He extended gratitude and commended the parents and guardians of the students, teachers of the school, and the community as a whole.
Diani Jimesha Prince-Drew, wife of the Prime Minister, attended the ceremony on his behalf and stated that she was very happy to attend the Cayon Primary School graduation.
She congratulated all the extraordinary graduates and presented the students with awards of excellence. The students who received the awards were Kemuel Stapleton, the salutatorian, and Ajanique Norford.
PM Dr Drew extended his congratulations to the recipients of his annual awards, which has been continued for a decade now.
Jimesha Prince-Drew also congratulated the parents, guardians, and the staff of the Cayon Primary School. She additionally mentioned that she was delighted to extend her support the children and that Prime Minister Drew has been a constant donor to various schools in his constituency.
“My husband has been a donor of awards such as these for many years to various schools in his constituency. I’m happy to join him in his efforts to support children,” she stated.
Notably, PM Drew through his social media also thanked his wife for attending the graduation ceremony in his absence, as he had journeyed to Grenada with other Prime Ministers to get a first hand look at the damage that Hurricane Beryl has imposed and to extend a hand of support.
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