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2022 SMVTS Christmas Celebration “Jolly Jamboree”

December 20, 2022

2022 SMVTS Christmas Celebration “Jolly Jamboree”
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The St. Maarten Vocational Training School celebrated a Special Christmas by hosting a “Jolly Jamboree” on its campus in South Reward on Tuesday 13th December 2022. The Care Team of the school spear-headed this successful event in collaboration with management, staff, and students. Leading up to the Jamboree, mentor teachers and their students participated in a classroom decoration competition, wowing the SMVTS population with their creativity. A collaboration between Ms. R. Richardson, Mr. Lynch, and GEN1-1 earned them a prize for starting their decorations first in Room C1. Mrs. Gautier-Powell and LOE4-2 earned the best classroom atmosphere in room ...


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