flag raising at hts

the students and staff gather for the ceremony (Lesley Watkins)Sharima Deazle introduces and describes each flag (Lesley Watkins)

The Young Leaders project for 2005 is “Strengthening Caribbean Society - Our Vision, Our Culture, Our People”. The Young Leaders have decided to use the Black History Month celebrations as part of their project and are organising and implementing the activities throughout the school.

The celebrations were opened with a ceremony which featured the raising of flags from 18 Caribbean territories. At 10 am on 4 February 2005, The Holy Trinity School staff and students gathered in the grounds for the flag-raising ceremony. Sharima Deazle of the Young Leaders chaired the ceremony and read descriptions of each Caribbean flag.

students of forms V and II stand under the flags of Cuba and Guadeloupe (Lesley Watkins)Mrs Keizer stands under the Guyanese flag (Lesley Watkins)

Forms V and II raised the flags of Cuba and Guadeloupe. Mrs M Keizer stands under the Guyanese flag. Mrs Keizer, who teaches agricultural science and integrated science, joined the school staff in September 2004 and is from Guyana.

The Deputy Principal raises the flag of Antigua and Barbuda (Lesley Watkins)students and staff sing the national anthem while the flag is raised (Lesley Watkins)

The Deputy Principal raised the national flag of Antigua and Barbuda while the staff and students sang the national anthem.

Cleo and the Young Leaders' group (Lesley Watkins)Cleopatra Issac, the teacher/mentor of the Young Leaders, with Wendel Nicholas, the Deputy Chairman of the Barbuda Council (lesley watkins)

This unique event was organised by the Young Leaders of the Holy Trinity School, advised by their teacher and mentor, Cleopatra Issac.

Wendell Nicholas took time out from his duties as deputy chairman of the Barbuda Council to congratulate Cleopatra Issac.