Four schools have emerged as winners in the essay competition held by Dominica’s Cooperatives Division as part of activities marking 2012 as International Year of Cooperatives.
According to the Division, 15 primary schools and 10 secondary educational institutions participated in the competition.
Seventh Day Adventist Secondary School was among the winners, with one of its students Kaina Dupuis taking the first prize in the secondary school category.
She was given a plaque for her school and a monetary gift.
Placing second was Darnel Carbon Wilson of the Convent High School – she was not on hand to receive her prize at the Cooperative Division’s Fort Young Hotel held function on Wednesday where the winners were announced.
Top winner for the Primary Schools section was Salisbury Primary School’s Marquela Bedneau, followed by Jessima Carrette of the Clifton Primary School.
i love to c jessima she pretty
this is laney from salisbury and im makayla friend way to go makayla.
CONGRATS MAKAY AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SALISBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL, YOU ALL ARE DOING SO VERY WELL. KEEP IT UP TO THE TEACHERS AND PRINCIPAL OF THE SALISBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Can you please post the essays, Would like to see the winning essays at least.
BAWI AHEAD.
CONGRATS MAKAYLA. MANY MORE TO RECEIVE
congrats to my niece makayla, ur such an intellegent girl. sure runs in both of ur family. GOD have big plans for ur life and family.
Congratulations MAKAYLA AND my pass primary school.
Way to go Dominica SDA Secondary :-) Congratuations to Ms Dupius & to all the other students and winning schools. You make me proud.
My apologies for sending a comment to you that made it seem as though you had not posted one of my comments. Actually, my comment to your news item would have been that you committed the same offence as the ‘other guys’. You have the name of Kiana Dupuis spelt differently from the way it is spelt under the photo (one has to be wrong, so wrong, so please check) Thank you!
Congratulations Marquela!!!!!!!!!!
Whoop whoop!!!!!!!!!
Congats Kiana
congrats makayla for a job well done. you will go far in life.
Congratulations to all especially Ms. Bedneau from the Salisbury primary school. Keep the light shinning on Salisbury principal Burton Vidal.
Congratulations Makayla u have done well keep up the good work.
To my fellow DUMINICANS stop that biasness you all are carring out in this country, please have a little more respect for the PM no matter if you are surporting his party or not. everything is a politrise or an insulting comment. alu that talking dnt have alu lapou donda but allu giving on the PM. get a life DUMINICAINS.
This coming from someone posting within a “virtual” forum… Some people have no respect if you’re from Dominica I feel nothing but pity for your family as you are only labelling yourself in your ignorance
It’s like there is only one minister across the whole government. Well I guess Dominicans like it so. Every public event is that man. Go on Skerro . . . lol
Who is the Minister responsible for Co-operatives.
I believe is the PM. Not sure, there was a move to move Co-operatives under the Business Unit (the one doing Investment, sale of passport) – so if that was done is the Pm -Minister of finance.
The Minister responsible for Non- Financial Cooperatives is the Hon. Gloria Shillingford….she was also present at the function
The Prime Minister is the Minister of Finance-responsible for financial Cooperatives better known as the Credit Unions