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PHOTOS: Clan Carthy High School Gets Hydration Station

September 24, 2026
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PHOTOS: Clan Carthy High School Gets Hydration Station
Photo: Danielle Myers
Clan Carthy High School Vice Principal, Laurel James (fourth left), and Newport Water Limited Project Lead, Sheridan Greaves (centre), unveil a hydration station at the institution in Kingston on September 17. Joining them (from left) are President, Kingston Jamaica Stake, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Vaughn Pinnock; Senior Teacher, Andre Peart; Mathematics Teacher, Leonard Bennett; student, Allison Burns; Vice Principal, Leurel James; students, Nikaylia Bowen and Shamoya Henry; Senior Education Officer in the Curriculum and Support Services Branch, Collen Clarke-Russell; and Donor & Partnership Officer, National Education Trust, Simone Griffith.
PHOTOS: Clan Carthy High School Gets Hydration Station
Clan Carthy High School Vice Principal, Laurel James (second left) and students, join Newport Water Limited Project Lead, Sheridan Greaves, in celebrating the handover of a hydration station at the institution in Kingston on September 17. Eight schools across Kingston and St. Andrew are being outfitted with hydration stations as part of Newport Water Limited’s Hydrate Caribbean initiative, in collaboration with the National Education Trust (NET). The stations will give students access to purified water with reusable bottles allowing them to refill throughout the school day.
PHOTOS: Clan Carthy High School Gets Hydration Station
Photo: Danielle Myers
Donor & Partnership Officer, National Education Trust (NET), Simone Griffith, addresses the ceremony for the handover of a hydration station at Clan Carthy High School in Kingston on September 17. Eight schools across Kingston and St. Andrew are being outfitted with hydration stations as part of Newport Water Limited’s Hydrate Caribbean initiative, in collaboration with the National Education Trust (NET). The stations will give students access to purified water with reusable bottles allowing them to refill throughout the school day.
Last Updated: September 24, 2026