Press Release

June 26, 2026

From agricultural development to community recovery, the Rotary Club of St. Vincent continues to make a difference in the lives of young people through a series of school-based projects. One of the projects was undertaken at Pamelus Burke Government School, where a newly constructed playground and vegetable garden area were officially handed over to Principal Jasmine Spencer.

The playground provides students with a safe and engaging recreational space, while the vegetable garden promotes agricultural education, healthy eating habits, and practical learning
experiences.

Meanwhile, a second handover ceremony took place in Sandy Bay, further expanding opportunities for practical learning and agricultural development. At the Sandy Bay Secondary School, a fully constructed fowl pen was formally presented to Principal Racquel Warrick. The facility is designed to support agricultural and vocational learning by providing students with hands-on experience in poultry rearing and farm management.

These initiatives reflect the Rotary Club’s ongoing commitment to community development and educational empowerment.

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