ANTHEA McGIBBON PHOTO: Lt. Colonel Oscar Derby.
ANTHEA McGIBBON PHOTO: Children are fascinated with the art of Rico.
DAY 3 (Creative workshop series at Allman Town Primary):
It was the final day of the week, but not the final day of the OAaSIS creative workshop series. Being the third day, there was much anxiety to be addressed.
Colonel Oscar Derby , director-general at the Civil Aviation Authority, who has been head of investigations of the recent American Airline plane crash took just 15 minutes from his more recent commitment relating to Haiti issues to address the young participants.
The first speaker on Friday, January 15, he etched five valuable points on the minds of
the students at the Allman Town Primary, where the sessions were held. Firstly he encouraged them to
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Good Read. I’ll look forward to your next article
Have you ever considered adding more videos to your blog posts to keep the readers more entertained? I mean I just read through the entire article of yours and it was quite good but since I’m more of a visual learner
Thank you for your involvement. We do intend to post clips (audio and video) as soon as they are available, and I hope where we place them is beneficial for you as a reader. We do however work with Cincopa to insert rotating, animated albums found thoughout the site. For example at:
http://www.oaasisinternational.org/day-1-jamaican-artistes-artists-ignite-young-minds-at-oaasis-creative-series.htm
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