Participants at the Lister Mair/Gilby High School for the Deaf Drug Awareness Youth Day, held recently at the institution’s Papine campus in St. Andrew, under the theme ‘Drug-Free Lifestyle Trending for Youth’.
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Student at the Lister Mair/Gilby High School for the Deaf, Taj Simms (left), receives his third-place prize for Visual Arts from psychology student and intern at the National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA), Teneria Smalling. Occasion was the recent Drug Awareness Youth Day, held under the theme ‘Drug-Free Lifestyle Trending for Youth’, at the institution’s Papine campus in St. Andrew.Teacher at the St. Andrew-based Lister Mair/Gilby High School for the Deaf, Yanique Francis (left), who is dressed in school uniform, accepts the first-place prize for Visual Arts on behalf of student, Rasheeda Taylor. Making the presentation is Director of Client Services at the National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA), Collette Kirlew. Occasion was the recent Drug Awareness Youth Day, under the theme ‘Drug-Free Lifestyle Trending for Youth’ held at the institution’s Papine campus in St. Andrew.Regional Manager at the National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA), Damion Scott (left), addresses the Lister Mair/Gilby High School for the Deaf Drug Awareness Youth Day, while teacher at the institution, Georgette Anderson, who is dressed in school uniform, signs. The event, under the theme ‘Drug-Free Lifestyle Trending for Youth’, was held at the institution’s Papine campus in St. Andrew.Artwork done by a student on display at the Lister Mair/Gilby High School for the Deaf Drug Awareness Youth Day, held recently at the institution’s Papine campus in St. Andrew, under the theme ‘Drug-Free Lifestyle Trending for Youth’.
