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OAaSIS feature on CVM at Sunrise now on You Tube
At last the long awaited recording of the interview where CVM TV at Sunrise shun brightly on OAaSIS representatives is available for those who missed out Continue reading
OAaSIS on local tv Smile Jamaica It’s Morning time
Come Tuesday, February 16th, from 7:00a.m OAaSIS International representatives will be guests on Jamaica’s televison prograsmme “Smile Jamaica, It’s morning time!” Continue reading
Allman Town teacher reports on OAaSIS creative series
Teacher says the first workshop was extremely beneficial to the older students, as Kamal Hines introduced the GSAT Games to the students. A number of teachers have since expressed an interest in securing these cds to be used in lesson delivery. Continue reading
Allman Town Principal outpours gratitude to OAaSIS
I cannot thank Ms. Anthea McGibbon and her team enough for the six amazing days we had, says Allman Town Principal Mrs Kandi-Lee Crooks-Smith Continue reading
DAY 1: Jamaican Artistes, Artists ignite young minds at OAaSIS creative series
Following his presentation on Art, his own experience as an graphic artist and actor unknown to many more familiar with his music and songs, and as a back up singer to Sean Paul, Farenheit Continue reading
Editorial: Be Happy in the OAaSIS
In 2010, the OAaSIS core team deeply wish you all success beyond your wildest imagination, knowing fully well that God the greatest creator, composer, ARTist is the best in inspiration, and guidance. I, as founder am here from wherever I find myself to support you in any way to realise your full potential, and what’s more now there is a growing network of creative, and skilled persons and well wishers sending you at least postive energy. Continue reading
Allman Town gets creative help from OAaSIS International
Earlier this year, the school’s principal, Kandi-Lee Crooks Smith highlighted the arts as one area that needed assistance in an interview with the Gleaner’s Arts and Education Editor, Robert Lalah.
The sessions by OAaSIS volunteers, are being held to sensitise Jamaica Continue reading

