Students of Holy Family Infant and Primary School benefited from the full circle donation of 45 tablets, courtesy of past student Bruce Scott, partner at PwC Jamaica, with the support of his fellow partners. The tablets were presented during a ceremony on December 11, 2020 at the institution. Sharing in the moment are (from left): Christopher Wright, principal at Holy Family Infant & Primary School; Shannon Jones, grade 6 student at Holy Family Infant & Primary School; Bruce Scott, past student of Holy Family Infant & Primary School and partner at PwC Jamaica; Natasha Allen, grade six student at Holy Family Infant & Primary School; and Gail Moore, assurance partner at PwC Jamaica.
(from left) Garfield Reece, partner at PwC Jamaica; K Alee Harvey, grade 6 student at Holy Family Infant & Primary School; Gail Moore, assurance partner at PwC Jamaica ; Brianna James, grade 6 student at Holy Family Infant & Primary School; and Paul Williams, partner at PwC Jamaica.
On Friday, December 11, 2020, the 121 grade six students of Holy Family Infant and Primary School achieved 100 per cent tech accessibility, following a donation of 45 tablets from past student Bruce Scott, partner at PwC Jamaica, and his fellow PwC partners, to the institution.
According to Principal Christopher Wright, the cohort of grade six students had a participation level of approximately 30 per cent in the initial stages of the COVID-19 protocols. Then shortly after the contribution of tablets for the students on the Programme of Advancement through Health and Education (PATH), that figure increased to approximately 43 per cent and then rose again to 52 per cent as parents began to take their o