Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams, delivers remarks during the handover of tablets and accessories donated by Island Dolls at the Ministry’s main office in Kingston on Wednesday (September 27).
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Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams (second left), looks at a display of dolls during the handover of tablets and accessories donated by Island Dolls on Wednesday (September 27), at the Ministry’s main office in Kingston. Sharing in the moment (from left) are Minister of State in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Hon. Marsha Smith; Proprietor of Island Dolls, Beverley Robotham; Acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Dr. Maureen Dwyer; and National Education Trust (NET) Donor and Partnership Manager, Shirley Moncrieffe.Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams (second left), and State Minister, Hon. Marsha Smith (left), display tablets donated by Island Dolls, at the Ministry’s main office in Kingston on Wednesday (September 27). Making the presentation is Proprietor of Island Dolls, Beverley Robotham (centre), while Acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Dr. Maureen Dwyer (second right); and National Education Trust (NET) Donor and Partnership Manager, Shirley Moncrieffe, share the moment. Island Dolls committed a percentage of its sales from its Jamaica 60 merchandise to purchase electronic devices and accessories to aid in teaching and learning.
