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Jamaica Day at Central Branch All-Age School
Central Branch All-Age School students prepare to do an item to mark Jamaica Day on Friday. (Photos: Joseph Wellington)
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March 4, 2023

Jamaica Day at Central Branch All-Age School

Students and teachers at Central Branch All- Age School in Kingston on Friday joined hundreds of other institutions across the country in celebrating Jamaica Day.

Decked out mainly in the country’s colours of black, green and gold, students and staff had a good day of fun.

Here are highlights:

A group of students pose for the camara as they celebrate Jamaica Day at Central Branch All Age in Kingston on Friday. (Photos: Joseph Wellington)
Grade four teachers Francine Ebanks (left) and Trishauna Hall-Brown were not left out of Jamaica Day activities at Central Branch All-Age School in Kingston.
Chevoy Minor (left) and Chenille Clarke show off their Jamaica Day fashion at Central Branch All-Age in Kingston on Friday.
Time for the Lord’s Prayer during Jamaica Day activities at Central Branch All-Age School in Kingston, Friday.

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