Cultural books for kids
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October 29, 2022

Cultural books for kids

Tamara Steele-Rowe (centre), principal of Chetolah Mel Nathan Education Centre in Hannah Town, Kingston, receives from Rotary Club of St Andrew North (RCSAN) representatives supplies for students as well as 82 books relevant to the Jamaican culture donated by Ian Randle Publishers Limited, all valued at $200,000.

The books entitled Equiano and Marcus Garvey and Pan Africanists are to be used by teachers and students in grades four to six at the school. Participating in the handing over event are RCSAN officers, (from left) Patrick Forrest, director, service projects; Kecia Taylor, immediate past president; Carlton Cowell, president; and Kirk Crichton, president-elect.

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