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PHOTOS:
DILIP SINGH
(Font
row) Cyntra Achong, left, circulation marketing manager,
Trinidad Publishing Co Ltd; Renatta Mohammed-Valere, corporate
communications manager, TIDCO; Khadine Wilson, promotions
co-ordinator, Trinidad Publishing Co Ltd; Maria Rivas-McMillan,
vice-president, corporate communications, Guardian Holdings
Ltd.; Alphie Skerrette, branch manager, RBTT Bank Park Street;
Vanessa Teelucksingh, KIDS co-ordinator, Hilton Trinidad;
(Back row) Andrew Awai, left, public relations coordinator,
BG Trinidad and Tobago; third place winner, Leandra Hernandez,
Sixth Form Government School; first place winner, Ikennah
Browne, Presentation College, San Fernando; second place
winner, Ostin King, Trinity College, Maraval; Rhea Singh,
marketing manager, Alstons Marketing.
Alphie
Skerrette, branch manager, RBTT Bank Park Street presents
second place winner Ostin King of Trinity College, Maraval,
with his prize. Ostin won $5,000. Trinity College received
the school prize of $3,000.
(from
left to right) Dominic Kalipersad, editor-in-chief, Trinidad
Publishing Co Ltd; Grenfell Kissoon, managing director,
Trinidad Publishing Co Ltd; Dennis Gurley, chairman, Trinidad
Publishing Co Ltd; Dr Anthony N. Sabga, chairman emeritus,
ANSA McAL.
Dennis
Gurley, chairman, Trinidad Publishing Co Ltd presents Keisha
Ganga, Barrackpore Secondary Comprehensive, writer of one
of the 24 most outstanding essays with her Guardian in Education
certificate.
Four-time
Olympic medallist Ato Boldon and former Ms Universe Wendy
Fitzwilliam pose with Jabari Brusco of Arima Government
Secondary writer of one of the 24 most outstanding essays.
Senator
the Honourable Hazel Manning, Minister of Education and
Dr Anthony N Sabga, chairman emeritus, ANSA McAL chat.
Dr
Anthony N. Sabga, chairman emeritus, ANSA McAL presents
the school prize to Mrs Browne, a representative of Presentation
College, San Fernando. Presentation College San Fernando
won the first prize school category of $4,000.
Barrackpore
Secondary Comprehensive copped the challenge trophy for
prolific participation. Here, Maria Rivas-McMillan, vice-president,
corporate communications, GHL, presents a student of the
school with the trophy.
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