THE BARBADOS YACHT Club proved to be to be a scenic locale for the graduation of Wills Primary School.
The event’s theme Unlocking the Legacy took a break from traditional ceremonies and featured speakers were replaced by some of the school’s top students. Shemoya Carty, Destinee-Star Serrao and Zara Owen who shared some of their treasured memories of the school and their hopes for their journey at secondary school
Principal Nicole Wills called it an honour and a privilege watching the 37 students who made up the Class of 2014 succeed and develop into confident and articulate young boys and girls. (SH-O)
Graduation with a difference
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