Published 7 April 2021
Basseterre
Buckie Got It, St. Kitts and Nevis News Source
Bronte Welsh Primary School needs our support!
Dear Communities of St. Kitts and Nevis,
While vacationing in St. Kitts, I visited the Bronte Welsh Primary School, and during a tour with the Principal, Mrs. Rogers we discussed the current needs of the school and how best those needs can be met. She mentioned that the entire school of over 100 students are currently sharing two (2) televisions and in the quest of creating a more modernized and fun learning experience it becomes quite challenging.
Every year, the staff works diligently to provide the best possible educational and extracurricular space for the children of our community but they cannot do it alone. This is where we as a community can come together and help.
In addition, as a past student of the Bronte Welsh Primary School, I would like to invite you to make a contribution and let us all help the school that is still etched in our hearts.
The school is hoping to add to its digital learning experience. Digital learning is more interactive, memorable, fun and serves as a time saver for both the children and teachers. The school is in need of four (4) televisions, one per class. I have made a commitment to purchase and donate one of the four televisions.
So I am asking, on behalf of the school for donations towards purchasing the remaining three (3) televisions.
The school is also in need of a server to support 15 computers in their computer lab that is currently not in use.
You may click on the link provided to make a donation.
Together we can make a difference in our community!
Please feel free to contact me at (802) 297-7662. You may also send a WhatsApp message or call the number. You can also contact the Bronte Welsh Primary School at (869) 465-5134, Email: [email protected] or the Bronte Welsh Primary School Security Officer Verlyn Warner at (869) 664-1467 with questions regarding the Fundraiser.
Although this is my first school fundraiser my goal is to partner with other educational institutions in St. Kitts and Nevis to identify their needs and continue the effort. As a community we can continue to make our schools an environment of excellence for our children.
Glenroy A Marshall
415-530-1209
Las Vegas Nevada United States
