Graduation Yearbook
2016
2 Remarks: Principal; Vice Principal 3 Members of Staff 4,5 Class Group pictures: Ms Greene — 5-1 Ms Campbell —5-2 Mr James — 5-3 Ms Ramsay-Browne — 5-4 6-9 Class Group profiles: Ms Greene — 5-1 Ms Campbell —5-2 Mr James — 5-3 Ms Ramsay-Browne — 5-4 10 Students’ Messages 11 Ancillary Staff; Misc
12 San Fest Competitions 13 Football 14 Walkathon 2016 15 Sports Day 2016 16 Continuous Assessment Component (CAC) 17 Chow Competition 18 Preparing for Secondary School 19 Love Feast 20 — 21 Graduation 2016: “ Soaring Into the Future As We Conquer Our Goals” Feature Speaker – Derron Sandy 22 Latin Dancers; National Junior Parang Competition 23 Graduating Song: “Try Everything” by Shakira 24 Field Trip: Argyle Falls; Nelson Islands
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Graduation Yearbook 2016 Congratulations students! You have completed your NATALIE GILMAN-GIBBS Primary level education at Barataria Anglican Primary PRINCIPAL PRIMARY School (B.A.P.S) and onwards now to your new school. As you embark on your new journey I urge you to use the many life lessons you were taught at B.A.P.S to help you successfully navigate your way. Keep in your mind In your academic pursuits and in everything you do, life lessons such as the importance of putting God first in keep uppermost in your mind our school’s motto, “Strive for everything you do. It was all a part of God’s plan for your Excellence”. As you meet obstacles along the way, be like an life that you acquire your Primary or foundational education eagle. When there is a storm, an eagle sets its wings so that at an Anglican school such as Barataria Anglican. Where the wind will pick it up and lift it above the storm. While the on a daily basis you sought, praised and honoured God on storm rages below, the eagle is soaring above it. The eagle mornings, lunchtimes and afternoons. This is in obedience does not escape the storm. It simply uses the storm to lift it to Biblical teaching as it is written in the scriptures, “pray higher. Hence, when you experience challenging moments without ceasing” and “Trust in the Lord with all your heart in life, use them to help you soar, be an overcomer. Know and lean not on your own understanding, in all your ways that you have in your hands and minds the power to shape acknowledge Him and He will direct your path.” the future. Remember the life lessons taught as you participated Finally I urge you to accept responsibility for who you in the many sporting events and extra-curricular activities are, for who you become and how you affect others. Be at B.A.P.S. Lessons such as cooperation, discipline, teamencouraged by the words of the gospel song that says you spirit and good sportsmanship. As you participate in similar are a chosen generation, walk in victory, walk in power, live a activities at your new school, remember also if you are life of favour. Walk in faith knowing that with God all things victorious, rejoice indeed but not in the adversity of others are possible and if you trust him he will direct you path. and if victory is denied, keep away from envy. Play well, Wherever your future leads you, your B.A.P.S family will fairly and never hostile. Keep a positive attitude as it causes a be watching and cheering for you. Much success to you chain reaction of positive thoughts, events, and outcomes. It and may God bless you, your family and friends. is a catalyst, a spark that creates extraordinary results.
Mrs ARLENE CELESTINE-MODESTE VICE PRINCIPAL To say goodbye is never an easy act, as it could bring a degree of anxiety and sadness. In spite of this, as I say goodbye to the academic year 2015-2016 and congratulations to the graduating class of 2016, I say it with confidence and pride. Over the years, I have come to know many of you individually, for your unique characteristics, accomplishments and even misgivings. I have witnessed the unwavering
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support of your parents, combined with the commitment of your teachers. These have created the platform that will propel you through your future endeavours. I have no doubt that you will carry on in the tradition of the thousands of Barataria Anglican School students who preceded you and you will bloom wherever you are planted. To this end I leave you with the words of the great Prophet Jeremiah...”the Lord, plans to proper you and not harm you, he plans to give you hope and a future” (Jeremiah 29:11)
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Ms Greene – 5:1
Ms Campbell – 5:2 4
Mr James – 5:3
Ms Ramsay-Browne – 5:4 5
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Ms Greene – 5:1
MALACHI CRAIGWELL
JODEL MENSAH
KYLON HAREWOOD
JOSHUA MOHOMMED
VERUSKA TELEMAQUE
MAKEDA WILLS
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DALYA JACKMAN
JISELLE WHITE
SHANIA SONGUI
JEREMIAH LEZAMA
Ms Campbell – 5:2
ISAIAH BAPTISTE
YOHANCE BROWNE
LUANA BURKE
JORDAN FERGUSON
ZANE FREDERICK
SAFIYAH GUNNET
SADE HINKON
BRIANNA MCKNIGHT
MELANTHA MISCHIER
MADDISON MISCHIER
ROSHON PHILLIP
SHONA RODRIGUES
TYRONNE SEALEY
RENICE VIALVA
KOSEY WATLEY
TYRELLE WHARFE
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Mr James – 5:3
SAEB DE FOUR
SHENICE FLEMING
AMARI FRANCOIS
JANASSA HARRIS
JONATHAN HARRY
JENIQUE JAMES
JORDAN JOSEPH
SUSANNA JOSEPH
SHANIA MILLAR
RONALDO MOORE
KELSEY NELSON
NIKOLI REGIS
NKESE ROBERTS
KAYLA ST CYR
ELIJAH WALCOTT
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RAHIM TENIE
ISAAC WALCOTT
GERRELL THOMAS
SHAKEIL WALTERS
NIA TRIM
YANATSAL WILLIAMS
Ms Ramsay-Browne – 5:4
FAITH BOBB
CHRISTIAN DANIEL
JOSIAH GOODRIDGE
LEANDRA DENNIS
DARIA GUPPY
ARVINELL GLENN
BRIANNA HARRY
LINICIA JACK
JAYDON JOSEPH
SHANIA MC DONELD
ANDREANNA ST HILLAIRE
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Students’ Messages Lyronne Sealy My time at Barataria Anglican Primary School was filled with mixed emotions. Being the Head Boy, I was give many duties and responsibilities which were challenging at times. Through my persistence and selfconfidence, I was able to accomplish the given tasks. According to our school’s
motto, we must always, Strive for Excellence’. My fellow classmates, it is important for you to note that success begins with determination and courage and selfconfidence is the key to achieving your goals
Congratulations for being in the top 100 for SEA 2016!
Shania Miller The past seven years at Barataria Anglican Primary School was wonderful. My experience here was fun because we got to learn new things from our hardworking
teachers. Although there were challenges along the way, I never gave up. I kept trying and trying until I succeeded. I would like to thank all the teachers for helping
me to accomplish my goals. My advice to you is to work hard and try everything, no matter what struggles you may encounter on your way to success.
of the Anglican faith which we have grown to know, love and trust. Though I didn’t always want to sing daily, the singing of hymns at morning assembly was a memorable experience.
In the end, it was all about teaching us to have faith, hope and trust in God. Therefore as was go our separate ways, I would like to remind you to put God first in everything that you do.
chosen. As I leave this school, I would like to advise the new senior prefects to keep the Barataria Anglican flag flying high. Always be willing and ready to assist the principal and teachers in maintaining order.
To my fellow graduates, may God continue to bless you and your family and take the values and morals that you have learnt at Barataria Anglican to your new school.
my school. As we depart onward to great success, remember, you always have a voice and education is the most powerful weapon you can use
to change the world. Your education, once used wisely could be the change you wish to see.
Arvinell Glenn My experience at Barataria Anglican Primary School was full of joy, fun, laughter and sometimes even tears. Being a faith based school, they ensured that we got the foundation
Makeda Wills As Head Girl at Barataria Anglican Primary School (2015 -2016), my duties included supervising and rostering my fellow prefects. When I was asked to become Head Girl of this great institution I was shocked that of all the girls I was
Zane Frederick As chairman of the Student Council at Barataria Anglican Primary School, I took pride in executing my duties to represent the students of
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San Fest
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Football
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Walkathon
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Sports
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CAC
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Chow
Winners
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SEA Prep
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Love Feast
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Graduation Yearbook 2016 Feature Speaker –
Derron Sandy
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“Soaring Into the Future As We Conquer Our Goals”
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Latin Dancers National Junior Parang
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[Shakira] I messed up tonight I lost another fight I still mess up but I’ll just start again I keep falling down I keep on hitting the ground I always get up now to see what’s next Birds don’t just fly They fall down and get up Nobody learns without getting it wrong
Graduating Song: “Try Everything” by Shakira
I won’t give up, no I won’t give in Till I reach the end And then I’ll start again Though I’m on the lead I wanna try everything I wanna try even though I could fail I won’t give up, no I won’t give in Till I reach the end And then I’ll start again No I won’t leave I wanna try everything I wanna try even though I could fail Oh oh oh oh Try everything Oh oh oh oh Try everything Oh oh oh oh Try everything Oh oh oh oh Look how far you’ve come You filled your heart with love Baby you’ve done enough that cut your breath Don’t beat yourself up Don’t need to run so fast Sometimes we come last but we did our best
I won’t give up, no I won’t give in Till I reach the end And then I’ll start again Though I’m on the lead I wanna try everything I wanna try even though I could fail I won’t give up, no I won’t give in Till I reach the end And then I’ll start again No I won’t leave I wanna try everything I wanna try even though I could fail I’ll keep on making those new mistakes I’ll keep on making them every day Those new mistakes Oh oh oh oh Try everything Oh oh oh oh Try everything Oh oh oh oh Try everything Oh oh oh oh Try everything...
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Graduation Yearbook 2016 Fieldtrips:
Argyle Falls
Nelson Islands
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