Last Updated on November 28, 2023, 3:09 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St. Kitts and Nevis hosted Teen Awards, where outstanding teenagers were honoured with awards on Monday, 27 November 2023
The teenagers received awards in different fields. They were honoured with the following awards.
- Jahzara Andrew -most promising teenager
- Rondel Williams – scholar-athletes and sports
- DE Cheynelle Thomas -sports
- Tsaphyr Zakiya Maynard -academic and performance art
- Jacinda Wharton -academics and courage to overcome
- Makalia Tucker- Academic and leadership
- Takyla Hart johnson-youth activism
- Brianne Chapman – Leadershi[p and Volunteerism
- Dylan Theron- academics
- Toni Allen – academic and leadership
- Mayur Daswani -academics
- lamarr coker- enterprenueship
- jadan Liburd- academics and Volunteerism
- malyka hawell – youth activism and technology
- Dianna Williams- spiritual commitment
- DestineeDestinee Morris – most promising and school pride
- khimeli Jules- the courage to overcome and most promising
- Khalia Huggins Simmonds- academics and leadership
- MakaylaMakaila Martins- entrepreneurship
- Ashley Wilson – visual arts and entrepreneurship
- Alana Dunrod – courage to overcome
- patrina perreira- technology and leadetrship
Some of the teenagers and their biography
Jahzara Andrew is described as strong and, resilient, and promising because of what she has been through in life. Jahzara is considered a fast learner, talent, brilliant.
She attended the Tucker Clarke Primary School, where she spent her years further nourishing her mind taking her place as a young intellect. She competed in and placed in multiple spelling bees, elocution contests, and a few quizzes.
In 2015 she was appointed Public Relations Officer of the student council, where she served till the conclusion of her 5th grade year.
Later, upon graduating in 2017, Jahzara received numerous awards and honours. One of which was the “Scholastic Lifetime Achievement Award elected president of the Washington Archibald High School’s student government association in 2022 and served as president up until October 2023.
Rondel Williams
describe as a teen with natural abilities. Three categories in which Rondell is found to be remarkable are academics, sports, and his general department, Academic.
Being aware of his natural academic abilities, he enhanced his overall capabilities by entering several academic competitions to put his intellect to the test, which he knew would broaden his skills and confidence.
Rondell entered the St. Kitts Cooperative Quiz Competition in 2018 at the JOW Primary School, and his team won. To ensure that he developed holistically, Rondell placed increased dedication to his athletic exploits.
He took a greater interest in sports. Rondell has grown into a well-rounded, disciplined, and mature individual who has become a role model within his community and among his peers.
DE Cheynelle Thomas
De’Cheynelle displayed a natural inclination and passion for running speed and endurance which set her apart from her peers. De Cheynelle’s athletic achievements are nothing short of astonishing.
She consistently dominates on the track, setting records and surpassing expectations. De’Cheynelle excels academically, demonstrating a strong devotion to balancing her studies with her training, all while remembering to have fun.
Tsaphyr zakiya Maynard
She is a remarkable and humble young lady who is incredibly passionate about performing arts. She has received numerous awards for her achievements in the dance program. In her lifetime, she competed in many fields.
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