Education Matters

Today
Bronze for IDPS at Inter-
Primary School Sports
The Ivan Dawson Primary
School entered the final
day of the Inter-Primary
School Athletics Competi-
tion in first posi-
tion, ahead of Jost
Van Dyke Primary
School and Leonora
Delville Primary
School by three
points after the Pre
-Events held on
March 8.
Having missed out
on third place last
year by a mere
point, Ivan Dawson
Primary School
stood poised to
regain its rightful
place on the cham-
pions podium.
With names like
Delano Hodge,
Sterling Stout and Riquel
Jack on its roster, the Ivan
Dawson team set its eyes
on the coveted champion-
ship held by the Joyce
Samuel Primary School for
the past few years.
In what some described as
a stroke of luck, the Joyce
Samuel Primary School
was bumped out of the B
Division. This paved the
way for fiercer competition
between Alexandrina
Maduro Primary School,
Leonora Delville Primary
School and Ivan Dawson
Primary School.
The competition was tight Volume 2, Issue 4
throughout the day coming
down to the final relays. It April 7, 2017
was a true spectacle to see
the top athletes and
teams jostling for a place Education Based On:
on the podium. Creativity
Identity
The results for the entire
competition were: Individuality
1. Alexandrina Maduro Respect
Primary School (304) Kindness
2. Leonora Delville
Fairness
Primary School (268)
3. Ivan Dawson Pri- Structure
mary School (257) Lifelong Learning
4. Robinson ONeal
Memorial Primary
School (205) Inside this issue:
5. Isabella Morris Pri-
mary School (190) Quaking News! 2
6. Jost Van Dyke Pri-
mary School (162) IDPS Stars in 3
7. First Impression Education
Primary School (154)
8. Gods Corner Stone The Opening Act! 3
(107)
9. Pelican Gate School Kindergarten in 4
(99) Action
10. Claudia Creque Edu-
cational Centre (94) WhatsApp @ IDPS? 4
11. Cedar International
(60) Ashley Kelly Visits 5

Peace, Fun & Games on Commonwealth Day Clean, Helping 5

HandsRotaract
Traditionally on Commonwealth Day in
the Virgin Islands, all roads lead to Cane Where History Was 7
Garden Bay, where a perfect mixture of Made
the sweet aroma of freshly grilled and fried
Math is Life! 8
foods and the soothing sounds of crashing
waves, fungi music, conversation and
Order in the House! 8
laughter awaits each guest.

Commonwealth Day is an opportunity Open Doors in Grade 9

The myriad of representatives from differ- 2
ent Commonwealth nations exemplifies
Top Notch Relays 11
the true essence of the holi-
day. continued on page 6
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Quaking News: Students on the Move!

Feeling the Earth shake beneath your
feet is definitely a surreal experience.
Many people tremble in fear them-
selves and are unsure of what to do.
And if thats not enough,
persons in low-lying areas
then have to battle the often
crippling fear of potential
tsunamis, which may be
triggered by the quakes.
Would you know what to do
should an earthquake and
tsunami strike? Our stu-
dents were put to the test
when warning sirens rang
out throughout Cane Gar-
den Bay on Tuesday 21st
March 2017 around 10:30
A.M.
The Ivan Dawson Primary
School responded to the
Tsunami Warning triggered
by an 8.5 magnitude earth-
quake in the Northern
Lesser Antilles. This was a part of the
annual Caribe Wave exercise, which is
a regional simulation designed to test
countries, agencies, families and indi-
viduals responses to earthquakes and
tsunami events.
Although it was a simulation, the gru-
eling trek inland and uphill was real!
We tested our response system for
earthquake and tsunami emergencies while at school.
and it was effective. The Grade 6 boys,
Mr. Edwards and Mr. John assisted the
staff and students from the Cane Gar-
den Bay Baptist Church Preschool and
Day Care as friendly neighbours
in this exercise. All persons at
the assembly point made it there
within fifteen minutes.
We also extend special thanks to
Jason and Tiffany at Agape Cot-
tages in Cane Garden Bay for
being such awesome hosts for
our assembly of staff and stu-
dents.
We, once again, lived to tell the
tale
It was only last term that the
students and staff were evacu-
ated from the school buildings to
safety n a similar exercise to test
their response to fire emergen-
cies.
More training exercises are in the pipe
works for staff and students in an effort
to cater to their health and safety needs

A Cultural Extravaganza
Our Kindergarten students partici-
pated in the Early Education Cultural
Fair as a part of activities set for this
years Education Week celebrations.

Held at the Noel Lloyd Positive Action

Movement Park on Friday 17th March
2017, the fair featured presentations by
different Early Education Centres
across the Territory.

It was fun and exciting for all!

Volume 2, Issue 4
IDPS Stars in Education
Teachers Awards
Every year, the Ministry of Education
and Culture takes time out to honour
teachers who go above and beyond the
call of duty.
We salute our IDPS Stars in Educa-
tionfour teachers who were nomi-
nated in different categories for the
2015-2016 Academic Year.
Ms. Zubida ONeal (New Teacher
of the Year), Mrs. Shaniqua Van-
t er poo l ( Most Inno vat ive
Teacher), Mrs. Suan Millington
(Most Exemplary Teacher) and
Mrs. Pamela Hawke (Most Inclu-
sive Teacher) were among the
nominees across the Territory
who went through the rigours of
interviews, essay writing, obser-
vations and evaluations.
They were honoured at the
Teacher of the Year Awards
Ceremony held at the Eileen
Parsons Auditorium at H.L.S.
C.C. on Tuesday 14th March
2017.
Though none were ultimately
The Opening Act!
This years Opening Ceremony for Educa-
tion Week, under the theme Shared Sto-
ries, Better Learning, Stronger Communi-
ties, was among the best we have experi-
enced in years, thanks to the talented and
dedicated students, educators and steering
committee led by Mrs. Heida Selwood.
This year we were taken on an educational
journey through language and the Arts.
The enthralled audience was treated to a
kaleidoscope of music, dance, drama, po-
etry and visual arts performed by public
and private schools and groups across the
Virgin Islands.
Four male students of the Ivan Dawson
Primary School contributed to the pro-
gramme in dramatic fashion. Kwesi Smith,
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selected within their categories, their We congratulate all nominees and win-
work continue to speak volumes at ners of awards for the 2015-2016 Aca-
IDPS and across the Territory, inspir- demic Year.
ing other educators and students in the
process.
Teachers Had a Ball!
As promised, Virgin Islands educators
We also acknowledge and congratulate
got a chance to celebrate in grand style
former IDPS teacher and now Assistant
at the prestigious Virgin Islands Stars
Principal of ASPS, Ms. Kesia King, for
in Education Gala on Saturday 18th
her award of Assistant Principal of the
March 2017 hosted at the beautifully
Year for 2015-2016.
transformed Multi-Purpose Sports
Complex.
Educators showed that they have
an impeccable fashion sense,
burning up the red carpet amidst
the rhythmic strobing of camera
flashes.
As the Cocktail Hall transitioned
into the dance hall, the pulsating
beats beckoned the many willing
and capable dancers. The IDPS
teachers and friends surely did
have a ball at this Gala.
Eventually, educators trickled
out and the music faded in a per-
fect culmination of a very suc-
cessful and memorable Educa-
tion Week 2017.
Tai-je Nathaniel, Jordon Hodge and Shaq-
uan Joseph dramatized the first of six
scenes of, It Takes a Village, written by
Mrs. Rosina Warrican of the Enis Adams
Primary School.
Nia Nathaniel and Chrisanya Dias joined
in unison with other students in the ac-
companying Choral Reading.
Overall, it was a beautiful celebration of
education in the Virgin Islands. It was to
be the hallmark of other activities to follow
during the rest of the Education Week
2017.
The Ministry of Educations overarching
theme for the 2016-2017 Academic Year is
Care For Me, Teach Me and I will Learn!
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Kindergarten Meets Early Childhood Book

Community Workers
Community workers are akin to superheroes to Kindergarten
students. The work they do is like magic and the students
enjoy interacting with them at their different workplaces.
Our students were excited to meet with firefighters and
farmers on Tortola as they visited the Fire and Rescue Ser-
vices Headquarters in Road
Town and the Agricultural
Farm at Paraquita Bay.
Parade
Storybooks and characters came to life at the Early Child-
hood Education Book Parade on Thursday March 2, 2017.
The students paraded in costumes from the Noel Lloyd Posi-
tive Action Movement Park to the Sir Rupert Briercliffe Hall,
where the event culminated with a dramatic and musical
presentations.
The Ivan Dawson Primary School featured well-known char-
acters from Dora the Explorer, Cinderella, Goldilocks and the
Three Bears and the Three Little Pigs through posters, hats
and face masks.

WhatsApp @ IDPS?
U.S. Teacher Visits Divine Intervention! Principals Office

Grade 2 students got a visit from Mrs. Intervention meetings continue to be Students work and play with Mr. JohnNia
Marshalls, a Grade 2 teacher from Lakeland effectively led by Mr. J. Edwards and Ms. D. gets in on community service hours, while
Joint School District in Idaho, U.S.A. Stoutt to foster student achievement. others are quizzed for prizes.
Volume 2, Issue 4
Ashley Kelly Visits IDPS
Its not everyday that an Olympian
visits us here at Ivan Dawson Primary
School. Virgin Islands Olympian Ashley
Kelly took some time out of her ex-
tremely busy schedule to spend some
time with the students on 21st March
2017.
Inspiration flowed from Ms.
Kelly this afternoon as she
interacted with the students of
the Ivan Dawson Primary
School.
After teaming up with Flow
(BVI), Ashley wanted to give
back to the community and
inspire young students and
athletes along the way.
Her massages were not only
about hard work on and off the
track, but were also laden with
ideas about fighting against
bullying.
In order to become successful,
Ashley told the students that
they must do particular things.
Among these, she encouraged
Clean, Helping HandsRotaract & P3 Donate to IDPS
The Ivan Dawson Primary School got a
helping hand from the Rotaract Club of
Tortola and P3 (Paper Plastic Products)
who collaborated to provide the staff
and students with three soap dispens-
ers and two hand sanitizer dispensers.
Mr. Selwyn Dawson, president of the
Rotaract Club, expressed his satisfac-
tion with his clubs decision to provide
these essential machines that promote
good hygiene within the school.
Ms. Christina Cheraymond was also
there on hand representing the Rota-
ract Club to remind the students about
the best practices for proper washing of
hands. She demonstrated these tech-
niques with the assistance of Jayda
Leslie, a Grade 6 student.
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the students to: friends are doing, but remain fo-
cused on their goals.
1. Set goals every day;
2. Read inspiring books or stories;
Ashley recounted a story that touched
3. Live each day like its their last; her, along with he personal encounters
and with bullies, which inspire her to speak
4. Do not worry about what their up against these situations that nega-
tively affect many students in
our Territory.
In fighting against bullying,
she encouraged the students
to:
1. Report bullying inci-
dences to a teacher or respon-
sible adult
2. Stand up to bullies, let-
ting them know that it is not
cool and explaining how it
makes them feel.
We thank her for gracing us
with her presence this after-
noon and leaving us with
inspirational words of wis-
dom and a few autographed
Flow bandanas. We also
thank Flow for granting her
this opportunity as well.
Mr. St. Clair Flemming, owner of P3,
also chimed in on this exciting and
worthy venture. He commended the
students on their behaviour and ad-
monished them to care for the equip-
ment.
Mr. John expressed sincere thanks to
the Rotaract Club of Tortola and P3
for their combined efforts in the dona-
tion. He welcomed the continued part-
nership between the Club and the
school.
The Rotaract Club is no stranger to
the Ivan Dawson Primary School.
During the Advent Term, members
came to read to various Grades as we
recognized International Literacy Day
Top: Mr. John receiving the donation
Bottom: Ms. Cheraymond demonstrating good 2016.
hand-washing techniques.
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Peace, Fun & Games on Commonwealth Day
We welcomed guest from near and far,
including the tourist who made their
way off the cruise ships and down to
Cane Garden Bay.
The formal programme commenced
with the National Anthem, Territorial
Song and the Territorial Pledge. Mrs.
Millington delivered the Queens Com-
monwealth Day Message and students
performed a parade of flags, represent-
ing Australia, Antigua and Barbuda,
Anguilla, Bahamas, Barbados, Canada,
Dominica, England, Grenada, Guyana,
Jamaica, Montserrat, St. Kitts and
Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the
Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago and
the Virgin Islands.
Other activities included sprint races,
sack races, hula hoop contest and water
races. Kemiyia George defended her
Hula Hoop championship with much
conviction. In fact, if she wasnt
stopped, she may have still be going up
to publication time.
Mr. Andre Shadow Dawson captured
the action with still images. Other me-
dia represented were the BVI Beacon
and , capturing the action in both still
and video imagery.
The Razor Blades kept the crowd enter-
tained with a nice blend of music from
different styles and artists, fused
within the Fungi genre. DJ Ellis kept
the tunes flowing throughout the day.
The funds raised through this annual
event are used to supplement the much
needed resources to enhance the teach-
ing-learning experience at our school.
Education Matters Today
Principals Message
Welcome to the Ivan Dawson Primary
School, where we educate our students
not just for school, but for life.
Commonwealth Day is an opportunity
for individuals, communities and vari-
ous groups to promote the Common-
wealths shared values of peace, democ-
racy and equality, and to celebrate its
rich diversity.
Last year we celebrated an Inclusive
Commonwealth. This year 52 countries
focus their attention on a Peace-
Building Commonwealth, which is the
central theme for 2017.
May our celebrations here today sym-
bolize the willingness of our people to
build peace in our communities and
Territory. At this time we sympathize
with the families and friends who have
suffered the loss of loved ones through
violent acts.
As we seek to build peace in our local
areas, may there be:
less hatred, more tolerance;
less violence, more humanity;
less victimization, more compas-
sion;
less greed, more sacrifice; and
less selfishness, more sharing.
Though fun, let our cultural games and
activities also remind us of the positive
values which we held and should con-
tinue to hold dear to our hearts. Let
peace be an important cornerstone in
the building up of our territory.
On behalf of the faculty, students and
parents of the Ivan Dawson Primary
School, I welcome you here to Cane
Garden Bay for our Commonwealth
Day celebrations. Have fun! Let peace
reign!
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Where History Was Made

Students and teachers abandoned their regu-
lar four-walled classrooms on 10th March,
journeying on an adventure to rediscover
some of the sites that are significant to the
history and people of the Virgin Islands.

Led by an enthusiastic tour guide, Mr. Mar-

lon Choucoutou Jr., the eager convoy of stu-
dents, parents and teachers ventured to a
myriad of historical sites on the main island
of Tortola, including the Mount Healthy Na-
tional Park, the painted wall at Fahie Hill,
the painted wall at Long Look, the Josiahs
Bay Plantation , Trellis Bay and the St. Phil-
lips Anglican Church.

The students particularly loved the experi-

ence at the St. Phillips Anglican Church,
which was the first constructed in our part of
the world for freed Africans who were once
slaves. There, the students felt the spirit and
organized their own praise and worship ses-
sion, singing songs they would normally sing
at church or during school assemblies.

We sincerely thank Mr. Choucoutou, owner

of Yo Mamas Kitchen, for providing trans-
portation, refreshments and a fantastic at-
mosphere along the way.

Its My Party!
An assembly was held on Thursday 30th March 2017 to offi- One large cake for each house was donated by Tonys Welcome
cially congratulate the students for their contributions to Bar and Best Kakes Bakery as done in previous years. Every-
the Inter-House Sports.
The themes of Team Work and Sportsmanship were
reiterated throughout the assembly. The medals for the top
three positions for each event were distributed and received
with pride and cheers of house mates.
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Grade 6 Entrepreneurs: Math is Life!
The only way to learn mathematics is
to do mathematics. - Paul Halmos
Grade 6 students at the Ivan Dawson
Primary School learnt about and experi-
enced the intricate relationship between
mathematics and life through a real-life
mathematics assignment devised by
their teacher, Mrs. Hawke.
Through this graded assignment that
spanned a period of a few weeks, the
students were taken on a venture from
business conception to implementation
and evaluation. They had been learning
about percentages and Mrs. Hawke
thought this was the perfect way for
them to apply their mathematics knowl-
edge and skills while integrating other
subject concepts and skills.
The groups of boys and girls came up
with business ideas, considering market
and consumer demands, capital invest-
ments, marketing strategies and the
potential for loss or profit. Learning
how to work together as a team and
solve unforeseen problems along the
way proved critical throughout the proc-
ess.
Order in the House!
In a friendlier environment and dis-
course, the Grade 5 students engaged
in meaningful debates on hot topics
burning up the air waves across the
Virgin Islands.
This was a part of their Social Studies
and Civics assessment on their studies
of the government, leaders and parlia-
mentary process.
The students put great effort into pre-
paring for their roles as members of the
Virgin Islands House of Assembly.
They were fully clad in outfits and
physical features that mimicked the
look of our very own Ministers and
other House of Assembly members.
Their level of enthusiasm was electrify-
ing as buzz words heard in HoA de-
bates rang out within the walls of the
Education Matters Today
The Grade 6 entrepreneurs marketed
their products during assemblies and
class visits. They chose to make and
sell products they knew students would
like, increasing their potential of earn-
ing a profit.
As efforts were made and earnings
started to roll in, the assignment
quickly became a competition between
the boys and the girls with each group
trying to outmaneuver the other
ethically of course!
The students and parents came to an
agreement that the students would
receive their original capital invest-
ment and that the profit made would be
donated to the school. On March 28, the
Grade 6 students made a generous do-
nation of $332.81.
The experience was unquestionably
enriching for the students. They were
able to apply the different skills within
this venture. These are the kinds of
experiences that stick with students
throughout their lives and motivate
them to want to learn more.
Grade 5 classroom.
The Speaker even
called for a quick recess
to allow the members to
respond to the call of
nature.
Parents were equally
excited and proud of the
students as they looked
professional and con-
ducted themselves pro-
fessionally.
The future of the Virgin
Islands is looking sharp
and bright as they re-
stored order in the
House!
Madam Speaker, I rest
my case...
Volume 2, Issue 4 Page 9

Church Bells Ringing

Another type of bells rang during Mass
at the St. Williams Catholic Church on
Sunday 26th March, 2017 as the IDPS
Bells Choir joined in the celebration
under the directorship of Dr. Verna
Perkins.
The students performed a
resounding rendition of the
song, There is a Fountain
beautifully before the at-
tentive congregation.
Through presentations like
this, the students are given
opportunities to showcase
their talents, praise God
and bring joy to their lis-
teners.
The congregation joined in
congratulating the girls for
a job well done. After the
Mass, a number of mem-
bers came up to the girls
personally to share their
joy in their performance. Two senior
female members of the Church ex-
claimed that they were brought to tears
by the sweet sounds and artistry of the
bells. A teenaged member hinted
that she would love such a choir to
be formed at the church.
Some of the IDPS Bells Choir mem-
bers were so excited that they vol-
unteered to attend one of the Sun-
day School sessions held after the
Mass, spending some valuable time
with old and newly formed friends.
A light reception of snacks and well-
wishers greeted the choir after the
Mass, which was an excellent culmina-
tion to the mornings experience.
Last year, the IDPS Bells Choir played
Joyful, Joyful at the opening of the
Tortola Pier Park and Happy Birth-
day at the Queens 90th
Birthday Beacon Light-
ing Ceremony. They
also perform at our an-
nual Christmas Concert
and Prize-Giving Cere-
mony.
The bell ringers on Sun-
day included:
Aadi Parillon
Lyriq Rhymer
Ana Reyes
Jayda Leslie
Nia Nathaniel
Serenity Paul
Devanya Liburd

Open Doors in Grade 2

Grade 2 parents responded positively to a
special invitation to experience some of
what their children had been doing at
school during the Lent Term.

This was a part of the Open House activi-

ties during this years Education Week. The
Grade 2 class recorded the most visitors
during this time.

Grade 2 students learnt a lot about food

chains and food webs and did some wonder-
ful projects, which allowed them to demon-
strate their understanding. These projects
and others were on display for the parents
to see and enjoy.

The students were more than happy to

point out and explain different things about
what was on display to the keen visitors.
The parents were just as happy!
Page 10 Education Matters Today

Domestic Tourists Explore Virgin Gorda

Hundreds of thousands of visitors travel
many miles annually to explore Na-
tures Little Secrets.

IDPS educators are firm believers that

our children should know more about
our beautiful islands than our invited
guests.

The Grade 1, 4 and 5 students enjoyed

their educational staycation on the
beautiful island of Virgin Gorda, which
translates to the Fat Virgin in Eng-
lish.

On the itinerary that day were the Cop-

per Mine Ruins, the Bregado Flax Edu-
cational Centre, North Sound, Robinson
ONeal Memorial Primary School and
the Baths. Along the way the students
learnt some interesting and fun facts
about Virgin Gorda and neighbouring
islands and rocks. They were amazed to
learn that the howling winds around the
Dogs influenced their names.

The students reported that they had an

awesome experiences at the schools,
particularly at the Robinson ONeal
Memorial Primary School where they
played and learned with newfound
friends.

Active Learning @ IDPS

Music Awards Healthy Lifestyles Brownies Service

Grade 5 students received awards from Dr. Upper Primary girls engaged in fun aerobic Destinee Cline poses with fellow Brownie
Perkins for achieving top points in a Music exercises, not just for school, but for life! Kaylee Millignton.
challenge.
Volume 2, Issue 4 Page 11

Top Notch Invites ~ IDPS Responds

The Ivan Dawson Primary Schools relay teams were in-
vited to participate in the Top Notch Track Clubs 2nd
Annual Invitational Relays on Saturday 25th March 2017
at the A.O. Shirley Recreation Ground.

The rains seemed set to interfere with the afternoons

events, but they didnt dampen the spirits of the IDPS
athletes, who were more than eager to participate on this
big stage.

IDPS competed against teams including Althea Scatliffe

Primary School, Joyce Samuel Primary School, Francis
Lettsome Primary School, Pelican Gate School.

Our athletes fought valiantly against some of the best ath-

letes in the Territory and did tremendously well in all of
the relays. In fact, a number of our athletes ran in older
divisions and medaled nevertheless.

Along with the usual medals, teams were awarded cash

prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishes. This year, the
IDPS teams were able to amass a total of $125 through
five 3rd place finishes.
U13 Boys 4 x 100m
The IDPS relay teams were:
Mikei George, KJonte Stevens, Kymani Campbell, Delano
U13 Boys Sprint Medley (100m, 100m, 200m, 400m) Hodge
and 4 x 200m U13 Girls 4 x 100m and 4 x 200m
Delano Hodge, Kymani Campbell, Tai-je Nathaniel, Mikei Elaine James, Kimberly Taggan, Kemiyia George, Crystal
George Maximea

Above: Nias class work was published in The BVI Beacons From the Schools section of the newspaper on Thursday, March 16, 2017 on page 7.
We congratulate Nia for becoming a published author and appreciate the efforts of The BVI Beacon in promoting excellent work done by students
across the Territory.
Ivan Dawson Primary School
Cane Garden Bay
Tortola VG1130
Virgin Islands
Phone: 1-284-468-2580
Fax: 1-284-468-2581
E-mail: idpspta@hotmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/ivandawsonprimary
Gift Exchange
Very interesting things happen when there is a gift
exchange, and it is even more interesting when the
gift is a passionate teacher.
A part of the annual celebration of Education Week in
the Virgin Islands is the Teacher Exchange
programme, when teachers opt to take their passion
and skills to a different school and sometimes a
different Grade as well.
This year, on March 10, we welcomed three new
teachers to our fraternity at IDPS for the day. Ms.
Ambike Vanterpool from Francis Lettsome Primary
School took charge in Grade 1, Ms. Dailia Lambert
from Enid Scatliffe Pre-Primary School took charge of
Grade 2 and Ms. Michelle Merry from Willard
Wheatley Primary School took charge of the Grade 6
class.
Teachers reported that it was a worthwhile
experience.
Upcoming Events...
Start of School (Trinity Term)..18th April
Wear Blue/Drive Blue Campaign....28th April
National Spelling Bee (Round 1).........1st May
Trinity Term PTA Meeting..........2nd May
Class Photo Day......5th May
National Spelling Bee (Semi-Finals)......8th May
Vision
Our vision is to provide a happy, caring and stimulating
environment where children will recognize their fullest
potential, so that they can make their best contribution to
society.
Mission
The Ivan Dawson Primary Schools mission is to foster
globally competitive students and future leaders by facili-
tating twenty-first century learning and the development
of the whole child.
Motto
Not just for school, but for life!
Meet Our Team of Educators
We have a hard-working and dedicated team of educators at the Ivan
Dawson Primary School.
Principal..Mr. Theodore John
Kindergarten..Ms. Carren Mactavious
Grade 1....Ms. Averoca Smith
Grade 2.......Mrs. Daveen Leonard-Nibbs
Grade 3....Mrs. Suan Millington
Grade 4.........................Mrs. Shaniqua Vanterpool
Grade 5....Ms. Zubida ONeal
Grade 6.......Mrs. Pamela Hawke
Music.......Dr. Verna Perkins
Physical Education...Mrs. Tyalia Nibbs-Henley
SpanishMrs. Rosa Alberto
Guidance.....Mr. Jacob Edwards
Custodian....Ms. Mary Chambers
Zone Leader (Intervention).Ms. Danika Stoutt
National Spelling Bee (Finals)......................15th May
Quizzes............16th May
Grade 6 National Citizen Service
Portfolio Submission.....25h May
Professional Development Day...25h May
Mid-Term Break........26h May
Whit Monday (Holiday)....5h June