Youth was Governor General Sir Elliott Belgrave’s focus yesterday when he paid a special visit to St Stephen’s Primary school located in an area of Black Rock where he once lived.
Sir Elliott told excited students at the school’s morning assembly it was a departure from official duties such as visiting centenarians, but he said it was “cool” for him to visit the school since he was “a Black Rock and a St Stephen’s person” and had an interest in young people.
The children heard of the Governor General’s “successful journey” from humble beginnings to the highest office in Barbados. (GC)
Here, excited St Stephen’s Primary students jostle to shake hands with Sir Elliott.
Pleased to meet you, sir
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