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Fish feed
"Little Central Villagers enjoy a fish-feed in the Guinness Jamaica canteen. This was part of a Fun Day held for children from the Central Village area earlier this month."
Greenwich Town killings - young survivor
"This young girl is one of the fortunate survivors of the Greenwich Town killings."
Tags: Children - Jamaica; Victims
Broadway Group of Companies
"Rapt attention is the prevailing mood of a section of the large group of children as they watch one of the stage presentations which were part of the Christmas treat recently given by the Broadway Group of Companies for the children of their…
The man powered merry-go-round
"The major attraction at the Kiwanis Club and Lions Club of St. Thomas first annual Easter Monday charity show held at the Seaforth Secondary School grounds was the man-powered Merry-go-round which attracts a large number of adults and children at…
Tags: Amusement rides; Merry-go-round
Kids walking on the sea wall along the coast at Port Maria
"Loving kids walking on the sea wall along the coast at Port Maria."
Carrying baskets
Four children walking together, with the two older girls carrying large pans laden with clothes, on their heads.
Tags: Children - Jamaica
Cockburn Gardens Primary
"The danger in the absence of marked school crossing is graver than we thought, because the school is Cockburn Gardens Primary and the location is traffic-ridden Hagley Park Road. Now let the traffic authorities up with their Child Month corrective…
Immunization
"Ouch, that hurts! But sure are the pains of growing up as one-year-old Rolando Parks of Sharon Rowe discovered yesterday. The needle was being inserted gently by a member of the Paediatric Association of Jamaica at the Bustamante Children's…
Making it on foot
"Making it on foot: School children walk to school along Half Way Tree Road yesterday, faced with another day of adequate public transport."
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Orange Park, St. Thomas
The main house of the Orange Park coffee plantation in Yallahs, St. Thomas which eventually became home to the late Professor Basil Barrington Watson.
