CharityEducationLocal News Pages of possibility: GEL donates books to St Mary’s Primary by Barbados Today 03/08/2024 written by Barbados Today 03/08/2024 1 min read A+A- Reset Maurice Arthur shows off one of the books to Devina Sahai of Reception Alleyne and Dennico St Louis of Infants A Alleyne, while looking on from left are Ms. Blackman, Renneika Wallace (3 Dottin), Principal Wickham, Trey Trotman (3 Drakes) Rohan Polastraj (3 Drakes) Corwin Bagot of Goddard Enterprises Property Department and Savier Burnett (3 Dottin). Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 724 St Mary’s Primary pupils are in for a literary surprise when they return from their summer break, as their school library has received a substantial donation of books from a local business. The unexpected windfall came courtesy of staff of Goddard Enterprises Ltd (GEL) head office, who organised a book collection drive amongst employees whose children had outgrown their reading materials. The initiative resulted in five boxes of books being presented to the school, encompassing a wide range of genres and reading levels. The donated collection includes adventure stories from the Hardy Boys series, educational Tell Me Why question-and-answer books, as well as bedtime stories and Bible tales. This diverse selection aims to cater to various age groups and reading preferences within the school. Maurice Arthur, GEL’s facilities manager, handed over the books to the principal, Grace Wickham, and Anealia Blackman, the early childhood coordinator, on the final day of term. A few curious pupils were also present to catch a glimpse of the new additions This recent contribution builds upon GEL’s longstanding support for St Mary’s Primary. The company previously donated the school’s library in 2005, which Arthur’s department was responsible for refurbishing. (PR) You Might Be Interested In Ross University opens Barbados campus UWI supports innovation for regional growth St George Secondary closed next week Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like Charity aims to transform lives, one hamper at a time 26/12/2024 Christmas Message 2024: Make a positive difference 26/12/2024 Christmas Message 2024: Bright future ahead 26/12/2024