Teachers and students of the Portsmouth Secondary School donned their creole wear in observance of Kweyol Day on Friday 26th October 2012. Here are some photos depicting their colourful display of attire.
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YES MR AUSTRIE!!!!!!!!!!!
we looking spectacular
hey our school was best dressed so no comments
it was even creative
ebeh all you groovy papa. even tights too
Please note that this is not our national wear. WE must stop bearing false witness. The youth has absolutely no knowledge of what their fore parents used to wear. Thanks to the Ministry of Culture who went to host a workshop at Fort Young Hotel to substitute our National wear for costumes,
Now we have two categories: modern and traditional.
what a mess with madrass…….teenagers……hummm.
you are so right. I have been saying that all along. If I were a seamstress I would not have made money because I would not make that for someone. You would have to go to someone else.
Leave the young girls alone. In fact I think they are being very creative with the madras. Not everyone wants to be weighed down in the hot sun by layers of cloth such as is in the wob or jupe. Stop being negative and appreciate creativity. I see no one dressed indecently there, so its all well and good.
The boys look good….some of those young ladies have too much z’affaire with their creole wear. what’s with the tights that have the see-through net streaming down the side. I can understand if they going to a creole party but not school man. what’s wrong with the traditional wear. In a couple years they won’t even know what it looks like.
hey great jobs you guys you look great in those outfits see my girl shantie
See my son,looking good.
boi we lookin gud wi
who the boys or the girls? The boys yes!! hands down. The girls?? I am still trying to figure out “what in hell are they wearing?”
Am looking at Pic # where tecther is atnding in font of a classroom, I wonder if the Parl rep or the ministery of Education is seeing the condition of this place and this is Portsmouth a LABOUT STRONG HOLE and a school is in this condition?
Wonder weather they made any work in this area during the summer time.
Good job folks!
Great to see these pics from my Alma Mater. Forward on PSS.
Yes PSS is the best, aquellos tempos roasting peppeh under the coconut trees, ou déjà connaitre! 20 years ago, just like yesterday, shocks I feel like we were all there today!