Jetaime-Sharon Morris
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May 11
A daily report on OAaSIS International that visited St Theresa prep school. It started on Tuesday, May 4, 2010. with a lady named Stacey. She was a worker in OAaSIS International. She taught us three types of arts visual, performing, literary. It was good but not that good.
OAaSIS really helped St Theresa with their art.
Some of the A graders performed quadrille for them. Those babies were magnificent. Grade six
READ MORE: Jamaica Ministry of Education on board!
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Click to read about Cordel Green endorsing Foundation at first creative workshop series held at Allman Town Primary: Cordel Green, Attorney-At-law endorses Foundation!
READ MORE: Iberostar showcases Jamaican art Join us at Iberostar for art exhibition, literary and performing expressions. Watch out as we tour hotels and other intersting locations.
Read more at John Smellie Library for Sargeantville
SEE MORE PROJECTS: Latest Project: Arts Careers Library gives overview of careers in creative industry (performing, literary and visual including culinary). See more on being an art critic, actor, singer, architect, and others from an ever growing list of arts careers.
SEE ALSO creative workshops
Click to read on Ja poet colours thoughts, minds, souls'COMING: Snaps from his motivational workshops!
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Englishman identifies with Jamaicans through reggae songs.
Click to see how 'With Born Inna Babylon, YT aims to be the best' Until you hear this Englishman, don't be so skeptic to listen to 'white'men doing our reggae beats.