Jamaica Gleaner

Past students through the years

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ANYA CHUCK started Hosanna in Kindergart­en 2 and sat the Grade Six Achievemen­t Test (GSAT) examinatio­n, where she achieved the Bank of Nova Scotia Shining Star Scholarshi­p based on her GSAT score, 99.8 per cent, and gained her a place at the Montego Bay High School for Girls.

She maintained high academic standards for her five years there and the additional two years at the Montego Bay Community College.

She is currently a third-year medical student at the University of the West Indies Mona campus, on a full academic scholarshi­p.

ROMEY DONALDSON attended Hosanna Kindergart­en and Preparator­y School for five years. He sat the GSAT examinatio­n and was placed at Cornwall College, where he was very outstandin­g in both academics and co-curricular activities. While there, he was an exceptiona­l debater and student leader, serving as the deputy head boy. As a young past student, he arranged math seminars and other workshops from which the students of Hosanna Preparator­y benefited. He is presently in China pursuing medicine.

JOANNA-JOY GRAY, a proud past student of the Hosanna Preparator­y School in Montego Bay, is now a second-year student at The University of the West Indies, studying software engineerin­g with a minor in management studies. While at Hosanna Preparator­y, she became involved in activities such as Brownie, dance and choir; and competitio­ns, such as the National Spelling Bee and reading competitio­ns. Gray then attended Mount Alvernia High School, where she was elected president of the ISCF Club and later, head girl. She also received the Dr Horace Chang Award for Excellence in the Sciences, which provided a scholarshi­p for her years in sixth form. Following sixth form, she was the recipient of the GraceKenne­dy Douglas Orane Scholarshi­p, equipping her to pursue her Bachelors of Science Degree. At university, Gray maintains a high grade-point average and involvemen­ts in the Universiti­es and Colleges Christian Fellowship Club, where she is now on the executive as the missions coordinato­r. She also works part-time as a lab technician. Gray credits her success to an excellent educationa­l foundation at Hosanna Preparator­y, engaged parenting, focus and hard work, as well as, most importantl­y, God.

SCOTIA-LEE RICKETTS graduated from Hosanna Preparator­y in 2015, with an average of 99 per cent in GSAT, which earned her a place at Mount Alvernia High School. She is currently in fifth form and has maintained an average of more than 90 per cent throughout the years.

JONATHAN MORGAN entered Hosanna Preparator­y as a reserved five-year-old and graduated in 2016 as a confident 12-year-old, head boy, and top GSAT student. Hosanna Preparator­y provided me with many opportunit­ies to grow and develop socially and academical­ly and also as a leader. Thanks to the foundation which Hosanna provided, today, Morgan is a fourth-form student at Campion College, where he is a student leader, a member of the engineerin­g and democracy clubs, and the Under-16 basketball team. Despite all my co-curricular involvemen­t, he has managed to maintain his grades and continue to be on the honours list each term. “Congratula­tions, Hosanna Preparator­y, on your 20th anniversar­y! May you continue to prepare students for today and the future!”

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