CharityLocal NewsSchool Mount Tabor Primary gives back: Students, PTA bring joy to senior homes by Barbados Today 08/03/2025 written by Barbados Today 08/03/2025 1 min read A+A- Reset Mount Tabor students presented their gifts to the residents at Sherbourne Senior Home. Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 524 Mount Tabor Primary School marked the 34th anniversary at its current location with a heartwarming celebration that extended far beyond its gates. ย In a touching gesture of community spirit, the schoolโs parent-teacher association (PTA) organised visits to two senior care facilities, Sherbourne Senior Home and New Dawn Senior Home, bringing smiles, companionship, and practical support to elderly residents. ย Sixteen studentsโStorm, Janari, Harare, Zitari, Tionce, Karim, Daniel, Jazz, Zaire, Jachae, Jachera, Amina, Kelani, Sapphire, Zakyra, and Mickieahโwere accompanied by three parent chaperones: PTA President Ashanti and floor members Janeva and Maria, as well as teacher Ms Warde. The purpose of the visit was to bring joy and companionship to the elderly residents while also lending a helping hand. ย You Might Be Interested In Another push on to raise funds for shelter Facility being sought for homeless women and children Community Group hands out 115 back-to-school kits across St George The PTA extends heartfelt thanks to its sponsors, including the Transport Board, with special appreciation to Carla and Mr Rawlins for providing transport. Western Wholesale Inc contributed to the initiative, while Storm Sweet Farm and Our Green Touch donated seedlings to support the senior homesโ garden projects. The eventโs success was made possible through the unwavering support of Mount Taborโs parents, teachers, students, and the PTA. ย This act of community service exemplified Mount Taborโs commitment to fostering compassion, kindness, and community spirit among its students. (BT) ย 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 Colleton man convicted of second murder 07/02/2026 Judge condemns gang violence as killer gets life 07/02/2026 Observers vow to address voter list concerns but โwonโt interveneโ in poll 07/02/2026