Two students proudly represented the school’s Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) Department. Alanda King (Form 5-1, Music) delivered a beautiful steelpan rendition of “Roar,” while Kayla Teesdale (Form 5-5, Drama) captivated the audience with a heartfelt poem entitled “An Act of Kindness.” Both performances were warmly received and contributed meaningfully to the programme’s message of unity and understanding.
The symposium featured inspiring contributions from Bishop Wilfred Lowe, Mr. Jamir Ousman, Rotary President Ms. Crystal-Ann Harper, Rotarian Mark Ainsley John, and several other performers, all of whom left a lasting impression on attendees. Students expressed deep appreciation for the powerful messages shared and the opportunity to participate in such a meaningful event.
The Interact Club of PTESS is grateful for the experience and the chance to engage in dialogue and expression centered on peace, empathy, and education—values that continue to shape young leaders and foster positive change within the community.