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Art exhibition at Chetolah Park Primary
Teacher and students viewing art and craft items at the exhibition at Chetolah Park Primary School.
Pupils of St. Margaret's Prep performing
"'Fan Me Soldier Boy Fan Me' - performed by pupils of St. Margaret's Prep."
Dance costumes made by students
"P.T.A executive member Veronica Gordon examines one of the costumes made by the school [Chetolah Park Primary] for their entry into the Festival Dance competitions. Student Dawn McPherson shows off the dress."
Students from Denham Town Primary School enjoying the Variety Concert
"Students from Denham Town Primary School enjoying the Variety Concert put on for their benefit by the Festival Comm."
Students enjoying water from a broken pipe
"There is scaffolding on the side but this burst 12" main has been jetting water in the gully for months. It hasn't all gone to waste, however, as these children have got themselves a swimming pool. The real problem is that all this is happening…
St. Margaret's Prep prize giving
"Mr. Shearer, with Mrs. Goffe, and members of the audience at the prize giving of St. Margaret's Prep."
Young pupils at Paul Mountain Primary School
"In song: Young pupils of Paul Mountain Primary school caught in song as they contributed their bit to the opening of the JAMAL Adult Education Centre in the district of Paul Mountain, St. Catherine, last Thursday. The pupils sang three songs which…
Barry Sadler and his students
"Music school: Barry Sadler and his students pictured at a music in Glendevon, Montego Bay."
Students at St. Margaret's Prep performing "The Three Bears"
"Students of St. Margaret's Prep perform "The Three Bears"."
Ellorine Walker unveils a duplicator
"JTA President Ellorine Walker, unveiling a duplicator at the Rural Hill Primary School in Portland, Thursday. The occasion was the Rural Hill School and P.T.A.'s rally and unveiling ceremony. Among the speakers was JTA General Secretary Fay…
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The Post Office, Dry Harbour, Jamaica
Postcard of the Dry Harbour Post Office, by renowned 19th century artist and illustrator, Joseph Holland Tringham.