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Stony Hill Infant Department

HomeEarly Childhood InstitutionsStony Hill Infant Department

November 26, 2018 by Interlinc Communications 150

Stony Hill Infant Department

Address: Stony Hill P.O. Kingston 9

Operator: Colleen Banks-Williams

Telephone: 756-2614 / 410-9071/804-8885

Email:

NEEDS:

Medical certificate of health for three teachers.
1 caregiver and the cook.
1 police record for the security personnel.
First Aid.
Public Health and OCR training for 4 staff members.
Three additional staff members needed to improve people teacher ratio, support needed for standard 2.
Additional toys (80 pieces) and learning resources, (building blocks, play dough, lacing activities, crayons etc.), additional books (50 books).

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Shop 44-49, Kingston Mall
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Kingston, Jamaica

Donation Total: j$ 500.00

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