Dazzling array of costumes at children’s competition
The Children’s Mashramani Competition entered into its fourth day today with more than 40 schools participating in the costume and float segment at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall in Georgetown.
Lodge Nursery School displaying their costume under the
theme “Nursery education through musical inspiration”
Nursery and primary school students decked out in colorful costumes took to the stage, depicting Guyana’s rich culture.
The Sports hall was filled to capacity, as students, teachers and parents came out in their numbers to support their own. Students competed in categories such as tropical and fantasy.
A student from St Ann’s primary receiving his prize for
placing first in the 8-10 years individual fantasy category
For the Nursery Individual, Tropical category, Alexander Village, South Road and East Street Nursery gained first second and third spot respectively, while Selman Fraser and Head Start nursery schools gained first and second place respectively in the fantasy category.
In the Group tropical categories, Lodge and South Road Nursery dominated securing first and second respectively.
A unique float at the Children’s costume /floatdisplay
at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall
Smith Memorial Primary topped the 5-7 individual, tropical Category and Ketley Primary secured first in the fantasy category.
In the 8-10 Individual Fantasy category, St Ann’s secured first place, St Gabriel’s second, followed by St Steven’s Primary. Meanwhile Smith Memorial copped first place in the group category.
Students and teachers enjoying themselves at the
Children’s costume/float display
In the 11-13 group individual fantasy category, St Steven’s and Ketley primary gained first and second respectively, while St Steven’s placed first in the Group Tropical category.
In the primary individual category, South Ruimveldt placed first, Agricola, second and St Margaret’s primary third.
These little ones from South Road Nursery strutting
their stuff. They won second place in their category
In the 11-14Individual Fantasy, Richard Ishmael and St John’s Primary topped. Additionally, in the tropical category, Central High and School of the Nations were adjudged second and third respectively.
This year’s Competitions are being held under the theme “Reflecting Creativity Embracing Diversity”. The competition continues tomorrow when secondary schools will showcase their talent in the form of physical display.