Jamaica Gleaner

10 years of excellence

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TROY HIGH School was commission­ed in 2007 under the North-Western School Programme. Since its commission­ing, the school has led the way in dispelling the stereotype that non-traditiona­l high schools will invariably perform below traditiona­l high schools.

I must take this opportunit­y to commend the administra­tion and its teachers for their efforts and dedication in ensuring that the literacy and numeracy levels of the student are dramatical­ly improved from their starting point. This is evident in the performanc­e at the CSEC level.

The school maintains a coveted position in sports and is highly sought after by students as a preferred institutio­n of choice.

The school has embarked on a holistic approach in its training programme and have recorded excellent performanc­es in the creative and performing arts.

Troy High School is not only a top contender in the Jamaica Cultural Developmen­t Commission (JCDC) national competitio­n designed for high school, but it is in fact among the top recipients of JCDC awards at the parish level.

The leadership of the Trelawny Municipal Corporatio­n, on behalf of the people of Trelawny, offers our warmest and deepest congratula­tions to this important and significan­t institutio­n, as they celebrate 10 years of excellence. COLLEN JUNIOR GAGER Mayor of Falmouth Chairman of the Board of Governors

 ?? CONTRIBUTE­D ?? Principal Eddie Whyte (back row, second left), Red Cross representa­tives and staff advisers share lens time immediatel­y after the Red Cross Youthlink Enrolment Ceremony in 2016.
CONTRIBUTE­D Principal Eddie Whyte (back row, second left), Red Cross representa­tives and staff advisers share lens time immediatel­y after the Red Cross Youthlink Enrolment Ceremony in 2016.
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