Clan Carthy Primary School PTA

This morning’s devotion was extra special as we acknowledged the incredible contributions of Dr. Nsombi Jaja – Motivational Speaker, Business Coach & Mentor, and Certified Consultant – along with her assistant, Mrs. Joan Davis-Williams, for their outstanding training and development work with our school management, board members, and staff.

The awards were proudly presented by our own Head Boy, Michael Masters, and Head Girl, Danae Carty.

A heartfelt appreciation was shared by Mrs. Winsome Reid, Principal, and Dr. Mortimer Mullings, School Chaplain, with a warm vote of thanks delivered by Steven Ellis, Vice-Chairman.

Thank you, Dr. Jaja and Mrs. Davis-Williams, for inspiring and empowering our school community!

It was a nourishing start at Clan Carthy Primary as today marked the official start of the Breakfast Program at Clan Carthy Primary School, proudly sponsored by Allied Protection Limited.

Parents, staff, and students expressed heartfelt appreciation during this morning’s devotion, celebrating a partnership that ensures our children start each day fueled for success.

Sharing in the occasion (L-R): Donald Foster – CCPS Board Chairman; Major (Ret’d) Richard Reese – Managing Director, Allied Protection Limited; Mrs. Winsome Reid – Principal; Rebecca Miller – PTA President; Steven Ellis – CCPS Vice-Chairman; Dr. Mortimer Mullings – CCPS Chaplain; and a very helpful Allied Protection Representative.

A big thank you to Allied Protection Limited for this impactful initiative that invests in the health and future of our students.

From Clan Carthy Primary to North Street, the blood runs deep!

Pictured left to right are Michael Douglas, Fitzroy Ferguson, Dwayne Goodison, and Kenrick Barnaby — proud St. George’s College Old Boys, Class of 1990.

These dedicated St. G.C. Old Boys recently paid it forward by presenting laptops and essential school supplies to the newest Georgians: Najay Lindsay, David Nicholson, and Jariq Sinclair.

Congratulations to these young men on their successful PEP journey, and a big salute to the Old Boys for ensuring the next generation of Georgians are equipped for excellence.