For Kevon Fredericks of Region Two, his five years of obtaining secondary education through the Hinterland Scholarship Programme was a life changing experience, since he was given the opportunity to write as many subjects as he wanted at the Caribbean Secondary Examinations Council (CSEC), without any financial burden on his parents.GINA said that Fredericks is one of the 69 students hailing from different hinterland regions, who were awarded scholarships under the Hinterland Scholarship Programme. They graduated on Wednesday.
A student receiving an award for consistent academic performance (GINA photo)
Minister of Education, Dr. Rupert Roopnaraine handing over a certificate to one of the students (GINA photo)
Minister within the Ministry of Indigenous People’s Affairs, Valerie Garrido-Lowe handing over a certificate to one of the graduating students (GINA photo)
Kevon Fredericks expressing appreciation for the support he received from the government to pursue his education (GINA photo)
Minister within the Ministry of Indigenous People’s Affairs, Valerie Garrido-Lowe (seated at left), Minister of Education, Dr. Rupert Roopnaraine (seated at centre) and Senior Social Worker, Rosamund Daly (seated at right) with the Hinterland Scholarship graduating students of 2015 at the Arthur Chung International Convention Centre (GINA photo)
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