The ministry of Education’s Outstanding Principals for 2012 are Sister Anita Peter of the St. Luke’s Primary School and Josephine Dublin of the Convent High School.
The awards were presented on Wednesday morning at the Arawak House of Culture where the Ministry of Education recognized educators and administrators who have made invaluable contributions to education in Dominica at its Excellence in Education Awards ceremony.
Sister Anita of the St. Luke’s Primary School received the award for most outstanding primary school principal. Gretta Roberts of the Roseau Primary School and Magdalene Roberts of the Vielle Case Primary School also received outstanding principal awards.
Convent High School principal, Josephine Dublin was deemed most outstanding secondary school principal. Celia Nicholas of the Dominica Community High School and Andra Christian of the St. Martin Secondary School were also recognised as outstanding prinicipals at Thursday’s ceremony.
Teachers with less than five years in the profession were also awarded for their excellence work. D’Nell James of the St. Martin Secondary was named most outstanding promising teacher-secondary school. Kirk Edwards of the North East Comprehensive school and Andrea Seaman of the Convent High School were also recognised for their outstanding performance as teachers.
Dawn Darroux of the Belles Primary School copped the award for most promising teacher in the primary school category. Grand Fond Primary School teacher Curtison George and Goodwill primary teacher Bernadette Stoute emerged among the top three for the award.
The most outstanding primary school teacher was Cassandra Lavinier from the Tete Morne Primary School, while Clementina Laurent of the Pierre Charles Secondary School captured the most outstanding secondary school teacher award. Christie Graham of the St. Luke’s Primary School and Helen Reid of the Goodwill Primary School were also nominated for the award.
Various schools were also awarded for culture, sports, visual & performing arts, agriculture, innovation and school environment. Dos Dane Primary School and the Goodwil Secondary school emerged winners for culture while Grand Fond Primary School and Portsmouth Secondary School were awarded for excellence in sports.
The Dos Dane Primary School and Pierre Charles Secondary received awards for visual and performing arts.
The award for agriculture was presented to the St. Luke’s Primary School and North East Comprehensive School.
Innovation in Education awards were given to the Community High School, Vielle Case Primary School, St. Luke’s Primary School, San Sauveur Primary school and Goodwill Primary School.
While the Pierre Charles Secondary School, Vielle Case Primary School, St. Luke’s Primary School, Jones Beaupierre Primary School and the St. Martin’s Primary School were all awarded for school environment.
Congrateulation to the teacher in the goodwill primary school
Ms Laurent? congratulations are coming your way, from your sibblings in the USA. CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulatins to MISS CLEMENTINA LAURENT of the Grandbay PCSS. You have taught so many of us, you are the most humble individual alive. You undertake any task, any mission, with no complaints, and your intelligence is outta this world. Always proud of you Pity!!!!!!!
Congratulations to all especially Mrs Honore and the Vieille Case school. Well done .. Keep flying high.Youve made us all proud.
Congratulations to all those who were honoured for their hard work.Mention must be made of the two small schools in the north each receiving two awards ie. vieille case (my alma mater) and dos dane.Well done and keep working.Congrats Mrs.Honore of the vieille case primary for being in the final for the second time.
I hope government give Mrs Christian and Mrs Dublin a pension after all their hard work!!!!!!! Can you believe that all the top secondary schools this year were non government schools and they won t receive a pension when they re retired. WHAT A SHAME!!!!!!!!!!! yet all Ministers and government officials want their daughters to go to the Convent!!!! SHAME
Anonymous ! when u don’t hve nuthin to say shut ur mouth! Do u know anything about SLS and sr Annita or ur just jealous of her . Get ur facts right before u open ur large mouth n blajay .
Congrats to all the teachers; continue your good work. But who is Magdalene Roberts of Vieille-Case? I know that Magdalene Honore’ is the principal of the school! This is a great achievement!!!
I visited the St. Luke’s school on two occasions and was spellbound by the oasis of learning I found hidden from public view. The school’s environment is learning-provoking; the teachers’ classrooms are teeming with learning supporting activities, much more than any other school I visited, and the students appeared to be on task and learning in their fun environment.
In fact, when I went home, I couldn’t stop talking about the school and told my gf, whenever, we have a child of primary-school age, we are sending that child to St. Luke’s Primary-no question asked and cost doesn’t matter. If we have to become Catholics for my child to enter that school, we will. That’s the impact the school had on me as an educator. So, Sister Anita, you and your teachers deserve all your accolades. It’s visionaries like you that can create such an pasture of learning.
Congrats to the MOE for the this activity to recognise teachers. But some of us do havr to advertise our friendship with collegues or people whilst speaking. I heard the man giving the vote of thanks thanking people and even saying “so and name………my friend” in r professional capacity it do have dat. If you are in a position you have to be fair and transparent no friend there
Some people have agenda. Anyway congrats MEO, keep us the good work.
Congrats Cassie. I was not surprised at all. You deserve it and I hope all the other teachers in the South pattern on you. What I like most about you is whenever you are in a conversation with me you always speak proper English and you articulate very well. Well done Ms. Lavinier. We Love you. Remember it does not end there. Continue the food work.
it would be nice to give some recognition to all the finalist. Mrs. Octavia Alfred of the Castle Bruce Secondary School was one of the six finalist for secondary schools. That is my winner. that lady turn that school around in every way in just one year. Students walk in lines, they sing and trust me fights have disappeared. NOT A SINGLE SUSPENSION IN A TERM. when we think of the news. that is something.
Congrats Miss and WE THERE WITH YOU.
Mrs Octavia Alfred.. Teacher Bonit. She is at the secondary school now. That lady is the best teacher in the world. So all up in Texas we still taking about our days in her class. She is a good principal. She is a mother., and trust me she does what she does because she likes it.. not for award. And people like us will always give her her awards anythime we come to DA. Hats off Miss Bonit.
Well done to the princpal,staff and students of the vieille case primary. You are hardworking and deserve your flowers.Keep up the good work Mrs. Honore’.Be an inspiration to others.
we complain so much about male teachers yet two were in the top three in their categories and only one was mentioned. Is it because it is Grammar School? Congrats to Mr. Scotland for placing third in the outstanding secondary teacher of the year. You work really hard.
Congrats Teacher PT!
whey papa how come no mention is made of pss I not
surprise.
PSS got the award for the BEST school in sports. Go PSS… congratulations. You are indeed the best. Go Possie.
Mrs. Dublin, Sr. Anita and dear Mrs. Christian love you all !!!!! Congrats and keep doing what you have been doing, trust me your students appreciate what you have done and what you are doing for them. God bless you all as well as all the other recipients and the hardworking underpaid teacher in Dominica as whole.
well done Grand Fond primary
I have to congratulate Mrs. Helen Reid and say special congratulation to Ms. Greta Roberts, she has a done an excellent job with the Roseau Primary School. I must say she is truly remarkable person and is loved by all her students and parents. Once again Ms Roberts thank you for everything you have done for the Roseau Primary School. We love you and continue the good work that God has sent you do to.
I enjoyed everything in this article until I read the last two words “School environment” in the last paragraph, which almost caused me to vomit.
How could the ministry of education award schools for good environment and they allowed the Prime Minister to put the children of Thibaud in this kind of environment? Do you expect them to compete with other schools mr. PM?
The Prime minister, who is the palrep, placed the children of Thibaud in a fowl cage for over two years now, where the environment is not conducive to learning, good health, and happiness all in the name of politics. The two classrooms are no bigger than 10×10 with about 15 students per room plus desks.
The ministry of heath should be ashamed of themselves for awarding schools for environment, when they know that through their politics they have defeated other schools out of competion.
Get a life!
k, the truth really hurts eh? However, I have bad news for you because I will not shut up amd will continue to expose politics of hate and lies.
If I do not pay my children school fees in the U.S, the school sends notice of suspension. It would be unfair for the other students who pay their dues. You want your child to go to a good school then you have to pay, except you get a sponsor. I am not sure for D/ca but the fees we pay covers the teachers salary, books etc.
Sister Anita You Rock!!!
amen she sure rocks an will always
From what I saw yesterday after the ceremony everybody Teachers, Peacecorp and all from Point Michel wanted to fit on the poor small arawak stage to take Picture with the Sis. Anita – they even had uniform. Anomynous you surely have a problem – you need to pay your child school fees and attend PTA and visit the school you too bad
Congratulations to Mrs Christian of St Martin Secondary. She has been doing her best for the school and it is working. Keep up the good work.
Not a mention of the Portsmouth Secondary School and its teaches what a shame though….
Is it me, or is Grammar School missing in this…
congrats teacher pity!
sister antina should have never gotten that award…how can a principle get best priniciple of the year, when she dont have a good relationship with her staff, she is bias toward the less fortunate in the school, the acardemic standered has drop dramastical and so have the number of students attending there now from the time she came….she dont have a good relationship with most of the parents…so how can this happen. to give a someone principle of the year u have to look at that…when skerrit said that u should not send a child hope even if the child cannot pay the school fee… she is one of them that has to take note and remember why the school was built in the fist place….the nuns that built the school maybe turning in there grave because of her, cause she turn everything upside down in the school and right now is not cateering for the childlen of the parish of st.luck..
You must be an idiot….I recently transferred my son to St. Luke’s and it is the best thing I’ve done. Have you been to St. Luke’s or talk to the teachers? I go there twice a day to drop off my son and pick him up and the school environment is the best. All because of Sister Anita.
I was a father’s meeting last week at the school and Sister Anita is trying her best to get the fathers involved and she explained how hard it is to even get mothers involved….some don’t want to pay the school fees…gov’t pays the teachers but the school have to pay for everything else, from electricity to water to maintenance. And she is trying her best to get the money to do that.
So I get really angry when I read your ignorant comment. I am sure you must be one of the parents who do not want to pay your school fee and expect everything free.
St. Luke’s is the best…my son is learning so much.
Thanks God for Sister Anita. Hope she stays there as long as possible.
YOU ARE RITE, MY SON STARTIN NEXT YEAR… I KNOW A CHILD IN GRADE SIX . SHE SAID SHE WISH SISTA ANITA WOULD BE THE PRINCIPAL AT THE HIGH SCHOOL SHE GOES TOO …
“Anomynous” Shame on you – pay your child school fees first before the BB and flat screen. The PM said not to send all you home – but who will pay the fees – I hope is not Government. We must let paretns take up their reponsiblities and stop looking for hand out to do everything.
If all you eh pay school fees how will the school run. So stop that ignorance – Stop hating the nun and pay your child fees for Christ sake.
PM please take that back – parents will not want to pay school fees – its not policy so that should be ignored.
You seem to have something with Sister she is an excellent Principal, she know you inside out and you do like that. Pay your child school fess and stop that.
All pure sour grapes. Blame your self for being transferred. Is people like you that was trying to put problem in the school, village etc. You playing nice with them when you in the school and then as they turn their backs you stabbing them. You were not doing your work now you running your jaw. Shame on the PM to make such a statement so when the parents dont pay the school fees how the school going to maintain itself. You disgust me. I hope you do a better job where you are.
Be quiet…. I don’t know where you get your info from. Sr Anita is well loved by staff, parents students,,, Is people like you who are always negative. The school doesn’t run on air. Those who claim to be poor find money for everything except their childrens’ education. Sell the BB and pay tour school fee.I bet you don’t participate in any functions at school..Look at all the various new programs which Sr Anita implemented at the school. Bravo Sister Anita. Keep it up
Anonymous – It is no wonder you make such comment…your grammar, spelling,sentence structure, punctuation etc. speak volumes. You need someone like sister Anita to teach you a few things about the english language
Congratulation to Mrs Dublin, this is a well deserved award. God Bless!
Hey cous: You looking good and making me proud.
Congrats to all Principals, teachers and schools on your achievement. This is what happens when professionals put their all into what they do and they receive support from parents and community. Miss Lavinier, this came as no surprise, maybe a bit late, but better late than never. And Miss Laurent, old faithful, it was time.
For those who question the St Luke’s school; all your questions will be answered if you take a visit to the school. It’s indeed a model school.
As for CHS, the school of my alma mater; indeed “EFFORT CONQUERS ALL!
Work with your children,teachers and your school so that they will shine and stand out next time.
I would like to throw out a challenge to DNO. Consider it DNO’s contribution to the recognition of these outstanding individuals. Do a story on these outstanding principals and another on the teachers. Go to thier schools and/or class rooms and share with the world what makes them outstanding. Share thier efforts with us so we can really see why they deserve special recognition.
I went to the CHS under the leadership of Mrs. Leevy but was taught by Mrs. Dublin and as a teacher she was excellent. Through my work i have visited the St. Luke’s Primary school and trust me anyone visiting the school after being their for 10 minutes with only a small fraction of that being in the presence of Sr. Anita would understand why she is deserving of such an award.
I have also met a few of the other distinguished award reciepients and i think it would be an excellent idea to give Dominicans and indeed your viewing audience a clearer picture on what makes these individuals worthy of the recognition they received.
Show us in pictures, share the views of thier students and peers….
Hats off to Mrs Dublin and sister Anita 2 Portsmouth ladies well done, keep doing your best.
Very elated.
Petro CL
Nuff Respect to the ‘Peter’ family; my brother belongs to the ‘Peter’ clan! Congrats Sister Anita; we are hooting for you all the way from Chicago!!
I’m so proud of all of you. I know that you all work really hard to get the best results.
Congrats Mrs. Dublin!
wonderful!!!!!!
how comes GSS repeat the award for culture…?
When is PCSS going to get what they deserve?
Excuse us Dno the Goodwill Primary School got the award for the most innovative school in the West. Please don’t brush us aside. We know how to publise our selves. Don’t put us because we represent the magnisalised sector of society. We are Dominicans too. We shall emerge. Time will tell.
congratulation to the Goodwill primary school for receiving finalist in the categories of promising and seconded taechers. Hats off to Bernadette Stoute, Helen Reid and Hannah Massicott. Mrs. Lewis we salute you as Principal of the school. You have done exceeding well to change the emage of the school. Hats off to you. You are the greatest winner. We salute you. Thank you for loving and caring for our children. Goodwill school will always be the best.
Congrats to all schools and award recipients, esp. Sister Peter and Miss Graham of St. Lukes (from a former C-CETT employee) (^__^)
Also Congrats to PCSS, my alma mater, and to Ms. Laurent
we congratulate the Convent High School and St. Luke’s School for work well done. They have been consistent over the years. However we need to recognise the schools that have been working hard such as the Goodwill Primary School. We need to bear in mind the enabling environment for such schools. This school is over six hundred in population. It cannot be compared with a school such as Dosdane with less than 100 children as well as Roseau Primary. What are we really at? A Principal without a Secretary cannot be put in such bracket. Schools such as ST.Martins school, St. Mary’s Primary cannot be judged as those small schools. the magnitude of a big school is far different than a school school. While we feel that management of any institutition is based on leadership you cannot compare Astaphans with Flossie. Therefore i am as asking the Ministry of education to re-categorise the juding category. Congrats to the Ministry of Education for recognising excellent teachers of excellence but do this using the correct mechanism. As an aside, you need to work in your Government Schools to perform at the apex. Why are the Catholic Schools performing so well? They run their own business. Give your Government schools autonomy and you will get results. You should feel ashame that after paying the staff for these public schools you are always behind. check your Learning Advisors, Education Officers and m.O.E advisors. We have the potential to make the Government schools the best on island. Let’s do it because we can. The next time around it’s all the way with the Government schools.
You are so right. the Goodwill Primary School is doing very well. It provides for a holistic student. Why did Grandfond get the award for Sports. For the past 11 years this school has dominated the athletics. It has P.E as a time table subject. It has won the Football events over the past five years in either first or second place, beat most of the schools in athletic events for the past eleven years. The school offers table and lawn tennis, cricket, netball and basketball as part of its P.E curriculum as well as dominoes. Which school in Dominica has so much to offer? Please go back to the drawing board. Goodwill Primary has the most organised P.E Program in the Primary Schools. Please think again. GrandFond?????
funny…lol
what do you mean Grand Fond? The school might be small but they have been excelling in sports.Get your facts before making any judgements.
Great job. both schools are my alma maters. Keep up the good work ladies. Nice to see Mrs Dublin after all these years. Student CHS Class of 1984.
congrats kirky
Back to back, Sr. Annita? But you deserve. You put God first, and one look at the surroundings of St.Luke’s…a visit to the back to see the garden…the animals the arts and crafts..the pottery…the drumming group not to mention the discipline that you maintain…Just reward. and I did not even mention substance abuse group that St. Luke’s so lovingly adopts. The school is a reflection of the Principal, and the Ministry rewarded excellence. Congratulations Sister.
Congratulations to all awardees. Special congratulations to Mr Curtison George, Mrs Janice De jean, The principal , staff , pupils and parents and stakeholders of the Grand fond School Family. We are proud ah you. Indeed we are striving for a brighter future.
hearts off to all those who were recognized today. teachers hardly ever feel apreciated, d ministry alway on ur backs. keep on the fantastic work. to those who were not nominated, we still applaud ur wonderful contribution in the molding and shaping of our future generation. God blesses each of us in the manner he sees right for us.
the ministry should stop awarding the shows some teachers put up to get an award and start awarding the real round the clock hard working teachers. am sure they know that what they see in the classroom for the period under review for the awards is not the every day work in the class
It is important to note that the ministry officals, when they come for review of the teachers for awards, they do so unannounced.
the name is magdalene bontiff honore for vieille case school not roberts
congrats honore keep doing your best
you have made us proud
The Principal of Vieille Case Primary is Mrs. Magdalene Honore. Admin can you please make that correction. Thanks. Way to go VCPS.
Very well deserved. Two remarkable educators. Stay well, healthy and strong…and young my dear sisters. May the spirits guide and protect you.
Peace
Congratulations to Mrs Honore’,staff, students and parents of the Vieille Case Primary School for your well-deserved Awards.
Congratulations Dawn, you have always been giving it your best!!! Keep working.
Congratulations to all the awardees especially Mrs.Dublin of CHS and Mrs.Christian of St.Martins Secondary. They both taught me at CHS and I adore them both
Congrats Cassy(Cassandra Lavinier)! Wosh, wosh. Very deserving.
Congratulations to you miss Dawn. You are an exceptional teacher principal staff and students can attest to that fact and Ministry of education has just confirmed it. you are a hard worker and ur teaching is effortless yet effective. Your classroom is the boom diggy bomb and your commitment is top notch. U are a great example to us all. Keep on being and inspiration to us all. Keep on rocking. And keep on being you.
It was well deserved. We have much to celebrate.
Wine Cake Pizzar. All awaits you for Monday. Well stocked up in the fridge.
Congratulations once more my dear.
I’m so proud of my co-worker miss Cassandra Lavinier soon to be Mark. Your award was well deserved my dear colleague. You are a role model to me as a dedicated teacher and should be to all the others. Congrats Casso. I know you will keep up the good work. CONGRATULATIONS
could somebody asked the so-called EO Officer from the South why the other principals from the south was not given their invitation to attend today’s function? God what a waman…let her know that she cannot fool all the people all the time.
I had the pleasure of meeting Sister Anita this past summer. She is the definition of what we need in Dominica education right now. She understands the needds of the children and her community. Congratulations and keep doing what you’re doing. I will be in touch soon .
Congrats to the winners but truly the principal of last year is DGS A. Jean jacques she was able to stand firm and demonstrate superb leadership amidst some staff inciting a revolution, student gross misbehaviour, lack of MOE support to aleviate her challenges but rather seekn a scape goat, planning a way forward for the institution without the need for two principals. And two sections and most importantly rally staff and students over (250) to attenpt cxc at the peak of USE no setting or streaming equal opportunity for all. Death of a dear teacher lack of enough counsellors and who can forget manage more students than there are people in most dominican communities on less than 2 acres of space and who can 4get the enormous media and police presence so she is the one and still was able to put an excellent graduation at which i received my pass into dgs hall of fame
I totally agree. That is a powerful woman who can make things happen. I did some work for her and I was impressed with her professionalism and strength.God bless all educators in this land.
I concur!!!!! I have witnessed Mrs. Jean Jaques keep her resolve in VERY TRYING TIMES. It’s amazing how she kept herself together and the school remained in tact when all hell was breaking loose. It’s interesting how she managed to remain well compossed and dug her heels in the sand, ensuring that the best interest of the students stays at centre stage.
She is one of VERY FEW principals who has sought outside/expert assistence when students exibited gross antisocial behaviours characterised by violence and substance abuse. Through her persistence the ministry of education undertook a comprehensive school review exercise at the DGS. Many would have burried their heads in the sand wishing the problems away so as to give the false impression that all is well at their respective institutions, but NOT Alicia. Once something is wrong is she’s willing to confront the issue/s and explore solutions. She is very professional and motherly in her approach to leadership. On top of that this precious lady has NOT missed one day of work! Mam may the good Lord honour you for you excellent service as school principal.
Congrats to Dos D Ane Primary School proud of you all
Way to go Ms Dublin; you deserve it
I really enjoyed the Ceremony this morning. It flowed very well. Congrats to all the winners. Continue teaching our children and forming their lives to be good citizens.
Blessing Mrs. Dublin and Sis. Anita
I cannot understand our people what is going on. All you attacking a Nun now the lady has good School managment skills and whether she is in the Religious life she uses the Talents God has given her and using it well
All you Dominicans always think all you can do things better than everyone else. Only All you can run and do things. Once others excell all you vex its not all you.
Congrats Ministry of Education. By the way what is the hold up for puting the Chief PS and his Asst. Chief nor that is what we have to talk about. Issues like that – I hooe is not politics playing there nor.
CONVENT HIGH IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations to all the other recipients for a much deserving award. Framing the mind of an individual is one of the greatest and toughest job on earth. Hats off to everyone who is in the field of educating. A profession well chosen.
Just as in building a house the foundation must be strong, so also is education. Early childhood Education is a structure thereby students, while learning, are given the opportunity to know and explore their environment. One may be wondering where this is coming from, so let me state that this stems from my being a past student of St.Luke’s School. It was that opportunity which was given to me which made me what I am today. The curiosity, the learning, the caring, the nurturing all helped in making me a recipient of A Master;s Degree in Early Childhood Eduction from a top College in New York. Thanks St.Luke’s School, for allowing me to now give back to students the way it was given to me. Way to go St. Luke’s School. Keep up the great work.
congrats to miss laurent & teacher cassy….. you all deserve that honor,,,,,,,,grand bay cane do good..
Congratulations to the Awardees, especially the St Martin’s Secondary School Teacher
What did they get? You see how some people are bent on promoting a certain sector of society.
Way to go St Luke’s School. Congrats to Sister Anita, teachers and students of the St Luke’s School
We are matching together, our motto will be ringing for God and country we will stand forever more
I hope Mrs. Bernadette Jones of the BJ’S Learning Centre will be recognised for her contribution in preschool education…..Congrats to all the other principles who got awards
D’Nell James-St. Martin’s Secondary
congrats sister
To the person questioning the Ministry of Education regarding St Luke’s School, I would like to inform you that there is no favour nothing going on between the St Luke’s School and the Ministry of Education
Out teachers at the St Luke’s School put student first, I have to inform you that I am what I am today and who I am today, with a well paid job, tax payers etc, because of my education I received at the St Luke’s School many years ago, before migrating to Canada
Yes I upgraded my Education, something everyone coming to Canada have to do, needless to say the pillar of my Education and my success today is due to the St Luke’s School
I second this as a product of the St. Luke’s Primary School.
You are correct. Sister Anita is an excellent Principal. The judgement was fair but the playing field is not level.
Way to go St Luke’s – you are the best – of course!
she is teaching me science in 4-1 n she is a great teacher she deserve it she is a really good teacher. i love u miss James
i am sooo happy for u keep up the good work
Well Ministry of Education please tell us what is going on in St Lukes Primary because this is the second straight year that their principal is receiving this award.
It’s not what is going on in the school but rather, what is this principal doing that is way above what the others are doing? Maybe the other principals should take a leaf from Sr. Anita or as articulated by Mrs. Alma John Cools-Lartigue, the featured speaker this morning.
Clearly you need to go back to school yourself if you cannot understand what has happened. To clarify – what is going on is excellence at school – developing the WHOLE child and not just the academic side. This results in well grounded, well adjusted, socially competent and above all very HAPPY children who will go a long way in life. Yes, take a long hard look – paying top dollar for long days stuck in a classroom does NOT mean you are getting top quality education that’s a definite. Way to go St Luke’s – you deserve it and more. Well done to Sr Annita, all her staff and all those in the community that give their support. Here’s to the 2013 awards!
Madame anonymous wasnt doing her work so they transfer her, thats why she talking so. Wasnt an asset to the school at all. pure liability. No School doh want you. ALAS Eveyone seeing you for who you are even your friends at Ministry who you use to run bring story for. Change your attitude Madam Anoymous and you will get a reward next time.
go and find out for ur darn self! all u too cantankerous!
Why dont you go find out? Obviously if you were in the community or had some interest in the education sector you would know.
The Ministry of education ha no autonomy over the St.Luke’s School. She gets funding for her school from outside source. She knows people that know people, that know people. Tell the M.O.E to put their money where their mouth is. Stop making the Government schools look ugly.
What you saying there nor. You did not go to St. Lukes, else you would have written properly for me to understand
Come n c for ur self den u won’t assume . We r the best school on de island n thanks God for our dedicated principal Sr Anita . God bless u Sr
Congratulations Sister Anita. You are doing a splendid job. You need to share the secret to the other primary school principals.
To Miss Lavenier soon to be Mrs.Mark. This is an award long in the making I must say congrats from your co-worker. I learnt my teaching skills from you like a neighbour learns her cooking tricks from the smells coming from her neighbour’s kitchen. Also to Miss. Laurent, You all are really good teachers. once again CONGRATSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
con gratulations to all teachers around the world do have a bless day today and thanks for all what u have done for us
Mrs. Dublin this is well deserved, always enjoyed your classes and Sister Anita – this is also well deserved. Congratulations.
Nah. It certainly is not
Congratulations Dawn! Keep up the good work!!
Congratulations to all the Awardees, hats of to Sir Anita and Mrs. Dublin two admirable Principals, loved by teachers, parents and students. DNO please show us some pictures.
DNO give us some pictures and the names of the rest of the awardees
You represent the hard working staff who are dedicated to the profession and students development
Way to go ma Lau
Congrats to Miss Clementina Laurent of the Pierre Charles Secondary School also Sister Annita of the St Luke’s primary School
way to go ms. lau from us @ pcss
yay ms. lau
Hey Cous.; Sister Peter Congratulations, keep up the good work!! Also all the other nominees.
Take care
Ms Laurent you still in that teaching thing?
she is and obviously doing a GREAT job.
Yes she is! You can not find a more intelligent teacher. Just congratulate, you sound like a jackass! How do you mean if she is still in the teaching thing? jackass