Dr Terrance Drew , Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis and the minister of overseas affairs of St Kitts and Nevis, Denzil Llewellyn Douglas prolonged their needs on World Youngsters’s Day celebrated on 20th November yearly.
Youngsters’s Day is widely known yearly on November twentieth, for the reason that United Nations Common Meeting declared the Rights of the Little one on November twentieth, 1959.
World Youngsters’s Day 2023 was celebrated underneath the theme of “For Each Child, Each Proper”. World youngsters’s day is a chance to take a second and cherish the laughter, innocence, and boundless potential of each baby.
The day is devoted to recognising the rights, wellbeing, and potential of each baby.
“Right now, we rejoice the distinctive magic that children carry into our lives and the promise they maintain for a world full of compassion, kindness, and countless prospects. Comfortable World Youngsters’s Day!”, says Dr Terrance drew.
“Theme: “For Each Little one, Each Proper”. Youngsters Day observance varies from nation to nation. In St. Kitts Nevis, June is noticed as “Little one Month”. Our youngsters, our future allow us to love and nurture them and instill in them good values, self-discipline, honesty, belief, vanity, persistence, and the great virtues of Life. Youngsters have Rights too, let’s take heed to them and information them within the Proper Route”, says Denzil Douglas.
Denzil Douglas additionally congratulated girls and boys who had been recognised by the Division of Youth Empowerment on the event of World Youngsters’s Day. He additionally proudly congratulated 10 college students from 5 faculties in his constituency.
Two college students from every of the first and secondary faculties in St. Kitts who match these standards: show management abilities, Politeness and Most Helpfulness had been acknowledged and rewarded.
The ten college students are :
Saddlers Secondary: Zahnelle Jeffers and Jayden Warner
Saddlers Major: Jhouslyn Thomas and Kiarje Carey
Dieppe Bay Major: Ababa Maccabbee and Ewan Daniel
St. Paul’s Major: Leraine Langley and Kayshon Blake
Newton Floor Major: Religion Francis and Jamiar Alford
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