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Rahming. there was finally an answer.
From the time the principal arrived at the
school in 1994, he had been asking for
such an experience to take place.

Two presenters, Mrs. Lillimae Brown
and Karen St. Cyr, were sent from
headquarters to hold a workshop at the
school for two days. These two ladies
were responsible for instruction in the
mathematics and science areas. They did
their endeavored best to expose the
teachers to up-to-date methods in both
subject areas. They helped to clarify
ways in which we could strengthen or
improve the methods being used today.
Experiments and fun activities were also
done. These were most informative and
were enjoyed by all of the teachers.

Another area of discussion was that of
problems occurring in the two subjects.
Many teachers were given tips as to how
to deal with such problems.

This workshop meant quite a lot to the
teaching and administrative staff at the
school, especially since it was the first
ever of its kind to be held here. The
teachers here have always had to travel
to the mainland of Abaco if there was a
workshop to attend. Many times bad
weather resulted in a late arrival of
cancellation of the trip. These factors
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The teachers and principal are very
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Reunion Held

Another historic but fun event took
place in Moore’s Island on April 19th -
13th. The descendants of Rev. Samuel
and Dorothy Davis had their first annual
family reunion. Relatives from New
Providence and other parts of Abaco
came together in Moore’s Island for their
first reunion. Other relatives were not
able to attend due to bad weather and the
poor condition of the airport. Some were
not able to attend the reunion as pilots
refused to land on the air strip. Those
who came by plane were surprised to see
the conditions of the airport strip. Many
stated that they hope the airport would be
in much better condition the next
reunion.

In spite of all the obstacles, the family
of Rev. Samuel and Dorothy (both
deceased) were still able to enjoy
themselves. On Friday and Sunday they
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The staff of the Moore’s Island All Age School were thrilled with the recent seminar held

on Moore’s Island for their benefit.

their T-shirts and headed towards
Emancipation Beach. There they feasted
on barbecued ribs, burgers, conch
fritters, conch salad and a variety of
delicious island food.

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