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Optimum Distributors Business Analyst Michael Jones presents Kailey-Kai Champagne with a tablet for securing second place in the Toothy Poster Competition, which challenges students to depict Toothy the superhero, who encourages good dental health.
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June 19, 2024

Tablets

Optimum Distributors recently organised a poster competition for students at RJR Basic School challenging them to depict “Toothy”, the superhero, and outline three methods for maintaining dental health.

The activity created quite a buzz as participant submitted creative pieces which served as both education and entertainment.

The team from Optimum Distributors was on hand to deliver the prizes. First and second place winners received tablets, while the entire class celebrated with cake.

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