Bishops High School Alumni enhances learning with media equipment
Gail Nunes (Right) Member of the Bishops’ High School’s NY Tri-State Chapter and Shandrina Welcome-Lee (Left), Headmistress of Bishops’ High School
Gail Nunes (Right) Member of the Bishops’ High School’s NY Tri-State Chapter and Shandrina Welcome-Lee (Left), Headmistress of Bishops’ High School

THE Bishops High School Old Students Association New York Tristate Incorporated unveiled a remarkable educational initiative by presenting cutting-edge Media Equipment to the esteemed Headmistress, Shandrina Welcome Lee, of the Bishops High School.

The symbolic ceremony, held recently at the school premises, marked a pivotal moment in the institution’s journey towards technological advancement and improved learning experiences.

During the event, two dedicated alumni members, representing the current school board, took centre stage to convey the donation.

In an interview with the Guyana Chronicle, Gail Nunes, the liaison for the tristate chapter in New Jersey, highlighted the Association’s commitment to enhancing student well-being.

Nunes expressed, “This project, conceived by our past president, reflects our continuous efforts to ensure that Bishops High School students thrive and succeed on par with any other institution. Our primary objective is to provide students and staff with a state-of-the-art media room equipped with advanced computer technology.”

The media room’s strategic purpose lies in bridging the digital divide, enabling both remote and in-person students to stay connected, access resources, and collaborate effectively. This facility not only eliminates challenges associated with internet connectivity but also offers a conducive environment for focused learning.

Nunes emphasised that the successful realisation of this endeavour was made possible through the dedicated efforts of the former president, whose vision led to the acquisition of the appropriate equipment. The New York Tristate chapter has consistently strived to invest in students’ futures, ensuring they remain attuned to the ever-evolving landscape of modern technology.

Gillian Rodrigues Sue, the Ex-President of the New York Tristate chapter, shed light on the association’s enduring commitment to Bishops High School. “Our involvement extends beyond financial contributions. We undertake mentorship programs and periodic interactions with the students, culminating in the establishment of the media room. This initiative, initiated in 2018, has now come to fruition.”

In response, Shandrina Welcome Lee, the headmistress of Bishops High School, conveyed her gratitude for the impactful donation. She stressed the donation’s significance in supporting both students and staff in their educational pursuits. Lee disclosed that a spacious room had been designated for the media equipment, already set up for seamless integration into the educational framework.

Lee further revealed that the Ministry of Education had strategic plans to infuse information and communication technology (ICT) into the school’s daily operations, in alignment with contemporary educational paradigms. She recognised the Tristate chapter’s multi-dimensional support, including scholarship provisions and essential student feeding programs.

The Bishops High School’s achievements, particularly in basketball training, have been boosted by collaborative efforts, including sponsorship from the Tristate area and local banks. Lee emphasised that this holistic approach aims to cultivate well-rounded individuals while fostering an enduring sports legacy.

In her closing remarks, Lee conveyed the collective gratitude of the students and expressed heartfelt appreciation to the New York Chapter for their impactful donation, underscoring how it would profoundly enhance the educational journey of all stakeholders involved.

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