COLE BAY - Motorworld has once again demonstrated its commitment to education and community development through its annual Adopt-A-School Program, providing support to 10 schools in 2026.
Since the launch of the Adopt-A-School Program in 2021, Motorworld has allocated funds each year to assist local schools with areas of need identified by school management. Support is tailored to the individual needs of each institution and can range from classroom equipment and educational supplies to facility improvements and special projects.
Driven by the company’s firm belief in the importance of education and investing in the sustainability of our communities, the program has continued to grow over the years. In 2026, Motorworld expanded its support to 10 schools, allowing the initiative to make an even greater impact on students, teachers and school communities.
This year, the schools and organizations that received funding were: Milton Peters College, St. Dominic High School, Reading Rainbow Early Stimulation, Dream Big Academy, ACE Foundation School, 721 Kids Foundation, St. Maarten Academy, Charlotte Brookson Academy, Sister Regina Primary School, and Oranje School.
The requests received this year represented a variety of needs aimed at improving learning environments and providing schools with resources that directly benefit their students, such as AAC devices for special needs students, assistance with the reconstruction of classrooms and facilities, furnishing of a dance room for the Arts and purchasing of PC monitors for classrooms. Through the program, the participating schools prepare their requests, identifying practical ways that the contribution can make a meaningful difference.
“Investing in our schools means investing in the future of our community. Every improvement, whether big or small, helps create an environment where our students can learn, develop and discover new opportunities. We are proud that the Adopt-A-School Program has continued to grow and that we were able to support 10 schools this year,” shared Tariq Amjad, Executive Chairman of Motorworld Group of Companies.
Motorworld is proud to continue the Adopt-A-School Program annually and remains committed to supporting educational institutions throughout the community. Schools are encouraged to identify projects and areas where assistance can have a direct impact, including furniture, classroom supplies, equipment, facility improvements and other specific initiatives.
Educational institutions can look forward to the continuation of the Adopt-A-School Program in 2027, as Motorworld continues its commitment to creating positive and lasting change through education.
Photo caption: Motorworld General Marketing Manager Lynna George with School Representatives: Minerva Marlin (Oranje School), Joanne Arrundell (Sr. Regina Primary), Joanna Trim (St. Maarten Academy), Fredrena Pemberton (721 Kids Foundation), Bradly Attyl & Claire Elshot (ACE Foundation School), Silveria Jacobs (Charlotte Brookson Academy), Jaleëla Joseph (Dream Big Academy), Breige Wilson (St. Dominic High School) and Sergio Blomont (Milton Peters College)
