St Ann, St Mary schools celebrate World Read Aloud Day
Sales executive at Sandals Ochi Beach, KimberlyHinds, shares the joy of reading with children atSeville Golden Pre School on World Read Aloud Day.
News, North & East, Regional
February 18, 2019

St Ann, St Mary schools celebrate World Read Aloud Day

Every year, on World Read Aloud Day people all around the world read aloud together and share stories to advocate for literacy as a human right that belongs to all people.

Volunteers from Sandals Foundation celebrated World Read Aloud Day recently with children from the Seville Golden Pre School in St Ann and the Stewart Town Basic School in St Mary . The children were engaged and read books after books to the delight of the volunteers. Supplies were donated to schools and students courtesy of the Sandals Foundation. Here are some photo highlights:

Stewart Town Basic School camealive on ‘World Read Aloud Day’ whenthe ‘big books’ were being read byLyndsay Isaacs, representing SandalsFoundation.
Kerry-Ann Poyser, training and development manager at Sandals Ochi Beach Resort, reads to studentsat Seville Golden Pre School on World Read Aloud Day.

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