Jamaica Information Service (JIS) Acting Special Projects Manager, Charnele Henry (left), hands over JIS publications to Acting Principal of the Tarrant High School, Bryan Dennis. The JIS team stopped at the institution’s Molynes Road campus in St. Andrew on Tuesday (September 26) as part of the agency’s annual Heritage School Tour, which engages students in activities and discussions that promote the country’s heritage. The tour is in observance of National Heritage Week 2023 from October 9 to 16 under the theme ‘Celebrating a Proud Heritage… Resilient and Strong’.
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Jamaica Information Service (JIS) Acting Special Projects Manager, Charnele Henry (left), and Special Projects Officer Romona Geohaghan (right), present an assortment of JIS publications to Principal of the Maxfield Park Primary School in St. Andrew, Tracey-Ann Holloway Richards, on Tuesday (September 26). The JIS kicked off its Heritage School tour at the institution, engaging students in discussion around the National Heritage Week theme, ‘Celebrating a Proud Heritage… Resilient and Strong’.Jamaica Information Service (JIS) Acting Special Projects Manager, Charnele Henry (centre), has Chanille Thompson (right) of Tarrant High School in stiches while demonstrating some popular dance moves and explaining their origins. Sharing the moment is student, Ashara Mclean. The JIS team visited the school on Tuesday (September 26) as the agency kicked off its annual Heritage School Tour, which engages students in discussions and activities that promote Jamaica’s heritage. National Heritage Week will be observed from October 9 to 16 under the theme ‘Celebrating a Proud Heritage… Resilient and Strong.’
