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Jawge, your former crush Deika Morrison is big in this one so me know you must have an interest
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Fun and excitement at Crayons Count
Anastasia Cunningham, News Coordinator
AT 4:30 p.m. when it came to an end, the excited children didn't want to go. For the previous two and a half hours, they were having the time of their lives by The Gleaner's North Street, Kingston, car park that was transformed into a giant playground and learning centre with lots of fun and exciting things for them to do.
It was National Children's Day yesterday and the National Child Month Committee, in association with The Gleaner, National Bakery, Wata and Bigga, used the opportunity to treat children from several early-childhood institutions as well as unveil the Crayons Count mobile learning concept.
Scores of children poured into the venue from Pentab Basic School, Seaview Basic School, Alpha Infant, Wilbert Stewart Basic School, Dor's Early Childhood Development, Elletson Methodist Basic School, St. John's Early Childhood, Edith Dalton James Basic, Free Town Early Childhood and Delrose Early Childhood School.
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2...ead/lead7.html
http://www.dogoodjamaica.org/crayonscount
Jawge, your former crush Deika Morrison is big in this one so me know you must have an interest
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Fun and excitement at Crayons Count
Anastasia Cunningham, News Coordinator
AT 4:30 p.m. when it came to an end, the excited children didn't want to go. For the previous two and a half hours, they were having the time of their lives by The Gleaner's North Street, Kingston, car park that was transformed into a giant playground and learning centre with lots of fun and exciting things for them to do.
It was National Children's Day yesterday and the National Child Month Committee, in association with The Gleaner, National Bakery, Wata and Bigga, used the opportunity to treat children from several early-childhood institutions as well as unveil the Crayons Count mobile learning concept.
Scores of children poured into the venue from Pentab Basic School, Seaview Basic School, Alpha Infant, Wilbert Stewart Basic School, Dor's Early Childhood Development, Elletson Methodist Basic School, St. John's Early Childhood, Edith Dalton James Basic, Free Town Early Childhood and Delrose Early Childhood School.
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2...ead/lead7.html