The Tribune

By FAY SIMMONS

Tribune Education Reporter

jsimmons@tribunemedia.net

STUDENTS at St Cecilia’s Catholic School participated in Junkanoo rush out and cultural show to mark the end of Catholic School Week.

The week of festivities began with “Serving Sunday”, where staff, students and alumni attended the church of their choice with students proudly wearing their school uniform of a shirt with the school’s logo or name to church.

The students continued the celebrations all week and celebrated the conclusion of Catholic Schools Week with a Junkanoo rush out and cultural show.

The excited students joined by teachers, administrators, parents and other supporters participated in two laps around the primary school’s campus before being entertained by artists such as Sweet Emily, Novie Pierre, and DMac.

Consolidated Water (Bahamas) Ltd. (CWCO) made a donation to the school’s swag-a-thon which was in part aimed at promoting Bahamian culture.

Lavant Pratt, DJ Rev Sweeting, Ian Alleyne-McQuay, DJ Godson, Shaad Collie and The VIPs, and Ilsha McPhee were also involved in the cultural show.