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Friday, March 22, 2024

As the Immaculate Conception High Sschool (ICHS) celebrates its 165th anniversary, it continues to uphold its legacy of academic excellence, while recognising the exceptional accomplishments of former students who have made significant contributions to various fields.

It did so on Saturday, March 16, with its 5th ICHS Hall of Fame Fund-raising Gala, which doubled as a celebration of outstanding alumnae and a fund-raiser for scholarships and school development programmes. Held under the theme ‘Learn, Lead, Lift’, the gala had a target of $5 million and has already received pledges from National Baking Company, Wisynco, BPM Financial, Sagicor Group Ja, Grace Kennedy Group, and Island Grill.

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