All in a day’s work
The volunteers with the National Baking Company Foundation, who painted a blue ocean mural on the school’s wall, planted crops and plants, installed new recycling bins, and treated the students to some of the company’s products.
Career & Education
June 30, 2024

All in a day’s work

WORLD Environment Day was celebrated on June 5. In recognition of the day, volunteers from National Baking Company Foundation did work projects at Spanish Town Infant School in St Catherine. Here are some highlights:

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