WHO said red carpets are only for celebrities?

Well, the little princes and princesses of the Pine Street Nursery in Linden have proven that they are definitely celebrity material as they donned their ‘Sunday best’, more like trendy millennial designer garb fit for kings and queens to step on the red carpet last Friday.

The Level Two pupils modelled and eloquently posed to the flashing of cameras as they entered their ‘red carpet gala’ which was held at the Egbert Benjamin Conference Centre.

The boys and girls looked more than dapper, and hd lost of heads turning as they arrived in celebrity rides to participate in the auspicious occasion, which has been held annually for the last ten years.

They then graciously entered a well decorated hall with well-adorned and formally-laid tables and chairs. They dined in fine style, their sumptuous meals, fit for a king, with knives and forks. Guests were astonished by their formal dining skills and they did not disappoint their teachers who ensured they were etiquette-trained days prior.

The event not only serves as a farewell dining activity for the pupils, but is part of the school’s extra-curricular programme, where children are taught good table manners and etiquette skills at a tender age, so they can carry those skills with them to primary school.

Pine Street Nursery ensures that their pupils are well-rounded, as academics must be bolstered with extra-curricular activities which will enable the child to function in all aspects of growth and development.
At the event, the children also enjoyed gracious music, and showcased other skills in speech and poetry.

The event was made possible by the Parent Teachers Association of the school and the corporate community of Linden.