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Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Hon. Fayval Williams (2nd right), engages with little Rajhown Reid (right) of the Union Gardens Infant School. Occasion was a ceremony at the school in St. Andrew on Tuesday (January 19), for the donation of tablets valued at $2.8 million to the institution and the Evelyn Mitchell Infant School in Clarendon, by the Union Gardens and Cari-Med Foundations, respectively. Others pictured (from left) are student of Union Gardens Infant, Deandra Robinson; Chairman of the Union Gardens and Cari-Med Foundations, Dr. Glen Christian; and Principal of the school, Grace-Ann Moss-Solomon.

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