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St. Josephs Infant School

HomeEarly Childhood InstitutionsSt. Josephs Infant School

November 26, 2018 by Interlinc Communications 246

St. Josephs Infant School

Address: 76 Duke Street

Operator: Rosemarie Clarke

Telephone: 924-6888-9/307-9664

Email: stjosephinfant@cwjamaica.com

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All practitioners are scheduled to participate in the FH Training.
Public Health and OCR in house on the 11 October.
Awaiting 10 Police Record to be pick up on October 24,2018.
Playarea to be relocated.

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