SJH bids massive farewell to former HM, Gail Primo
Ms. Gail Primo (centre) is accompanied down to the catwalk as she receives a captain’s welcome from the SJH population
Ms. Gail Primo (centre) is accompanied down to the catwalk as she receives a captain’s welcome from the SJH population

AFTER serving as the leader of the St. Joseph High School (SJH) for approximately nine years, former head teacher, Ms. Gail Primo,has “thrown in the towel” after being entertained at a massive farewell ceremony from the entire SJH family.In bidding farewell and in recognition of Ms. Primo’s outstanding contribution towards development of the school, the SJH Board of Governors, Parent Teachers Association (PTA) and the entire student, teacher population organised a massive programme on Tuesday, during which both students and teachers showed their appreciation through dance renditions, poems, songs and other ways.

Mr. Olato Sam addressing the gathering (Photos by Samuel Maughn)
Mr. Olato Sam addressing the gathering (Photos by Samuel Maughn)

Officially declaring her retirement was Chief Education Officer, Olato Sam, who in brief remarks highlighted the achievements of the school under the leadership of Ms. Primo. Noting that during her time the school’s academic performance has improved, as last year SJH had copped third spot for the 2014 Caribbean Secondary Examination Council (CSEC) exams.
This he noted shows the hard work and dedication of the former headmistress (HM) through the years, and Sam added “it is an honour to officially declare that this hard- working individual has served her time as the HM and I wish her all the best in the near future.”
Meanwhile, during the ceremony, some of the teachers took some time to reflect on the work of Ms. Primo, expressing their gratitude in working alongside her throughout her years as the HM.
In giving her final remarks, SJH’s former HM recapped her experience during her years with the school, noting that it was a pleasure to work alongside her hard-working staff and added that she would surely miss her days at the school.

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