Published 19 December 2017
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VHS Newsline- The Verchilds High School is hosting its Management Retreat at the Mariott Hotel today from 8:00am to 5:00 pm. Rev. Damian Hughes and Rev. P. Allister Rawlins are our facilitators. Rev. Hughes presently conducting a session on Leadership and Rev. Rawlins will facilitate the Lets Talk Session. The VHS Management would like to thank the Ministry of Education for their continued support.
Published 16 November 2017
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Good morning. Its time to meet another youbg man who was apart of the Save Our Sons Home years ago. His nane is Bahzad Rose. Bahzad is now a father, a construction worker. Bahzad graduated from the Verchilds High School with five general cxc subjects. He had a passion for sports and while apart of the SOS he was known to be the man of the computer. Bahzad worked hard over the years and we are sp proud of him today. May God bless you Bahzad and your family.Thanks
Its time to meet another young man who was also apart of the Save Our Sons Program (SOS). His name is Taje Lyjfrock. Taje graduated from the Verchilds High School with three (3) CXC General Subjects and is presently apart of the St.Kitts Nevis Defence Force. He’s a hard worker. Taje worked his way out of the learning support of the Verchilds High School. He was into athletics and often time contributed to the school athletic team at Interschool Championships. Today SOS is very proud of this young man. I must also mention many thanks to Mrs. Annie Marsham and the learning support teachers at the Verchilds High School. Thanks for working with our slow students. Look at your hard work today. We rely on this young man to protect us everyday. To God be the glory! Taje please continue to work hard and always remember we at SOS stand behind you 100%.
Meet Kendel Richards. This young man was the smallest boy to enter the SOS home. He entered the home at age nine and stayed until his 18th birthday. He never finished school with cxc subjects but he was very good with his hands. He was the best cook, gardener, cleaner and the fix it man in the home. He was a hard worker indeed and love to save money. Today he works for RAMS and our home is so proud of him. Congratulations Kendel for making us proud.
Look another young man who was apart of the SOS Home. He’s now married with two children and four general cxc Subjects. I tool off the bench in the B/terre Police Station 12 years ago at tge age of 13 years old. He’s now working at EMS at the JNF General Hospital. Cobgrats to Mr. Carlos White for making us at the SOS so proud. God bless you!
Published 27 October 2017
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Happy Trails Pre-School
Happy Trails Pre-school located on lozac road open Monday to Friday from 7 am to 5 pm daily with a well nutrious meal . For all your child care needs, we offer daily care $20, weekly $75, monthly $350, all year service with lots of love and attention all year round, vacation care services Christmas, easter etc Saturday care upon request, contact numbers 1 869 663 3015 or 1 869 763 1287 Nelsha or Natasha. Happy trails pre school are a service next to none and one you can always depend on
Published 23 October 2017
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Verchilds High School launched their contestant for the National Carnival Teen Pageant 2017 Miss Shavonie Gumbs in grand style today. It was indeed a great celebration. VHS won the National Carnival Talented Teen last year and is looking forward for a repeat.
Verchilds High School celebrated its 25th Anniversary. The anniversary service took place today at the Faith Tabernacle Church in Old Road. The service was a great blessing!
Published 16 October 2017
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OFFICIAL MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
ALL PARENTS AND GUARDIANS ARE ADVISED THAT GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE AT 2:30 PM TODAY MONDAY 16th OCTOBER.
SCHOOL BUSES WILL TRANSPORT THOSE CHILDREN WHO ARE ACCUSTOMED TO TRAVEL BY BUS.
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS SHOULD MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL OTHER CHILDREN TO GET HOME SAFELY.
