Pupils of New Orange Hill Primary School pose with president of Icons of Annotto Bay, Wyatt "Spur " Williams, after the organisation donated to the school recently. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
May 7, 2023
Gifts for central St Mary primary schools
Charity organisation Icons of Annotto Bay donated food supplies to three primary schools in central St Mary last April. The supplies will be used in the feeding programmes of the institutions. President of Icons, Wyatt “Spur” Williams, a retired member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, also pledged to assist in the Labour Day efforts of the schools later in May, in whatever way that is possible. Here are some highlights from the presentations.
Principal of New Orange Hill Primary School Pamella Greenland Wynter accepts a donation of food items from President of charity Icons of Annotto Bay Wyatt “Spur” Williams at the central St Mary-based institution recently.(Photo: Patrick Henry)
Principal of Robin’s Bay Primary School in St Mary Hyacinth Plummer hails Icons of Annotto Bay President Wyatt “Spur” Williams shortly after he handed over items to the school recently. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
It’s sealed with a handshake, as St Mary charity Icons of Annotto Bay led by its president, Wyatt “Spur” Williams, gives food items to principal of Martin’s Primary School in the parish’s central region, Sylvia Cameron Lennon, during a presentation recently. At right is teacher at Martin Primary, Martena Fyffe Davis. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
President of Icons of Annotto Bay, Wyatt “Spur” Williams pauses for a photo opportunity with pupils Cameron Hall (left) and Britannia McIntosh of New Orange Hill Primary School in St Mary, following a donation to the institution recently. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
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