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NASSAU, BAHAMAS – There was fanfare at ISBET School Tuesday morning, as teachers and administration welcomed the students back for the new academic year.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – There was fanfare at ISBET School Tuesday morning, as teachers and administration welcomed the students back for the new academic year.
I mentioned the red carpet but there was also light bites and a game of spin the wheel for the first 50 students that arrived on campus.
Wheel prizes included Starbucks vouchers, teacher for the day and much more.
Both Cailyn and Jonathon won dress in your clothes for a day and they tell us they plan on showing out.
The staff was more estactic than the students including the Principal Precious Fortune who was also celebrated her first back to school at ISBET.
This year the school’s theme is “Building Legacy, Embracing the Future.”
In memory of the school’s founder and former principal the late Mitzie Turnquest who passed away in October 2023.
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