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PM’s Statement on Intercol 2015

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27 March 2015
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Dr the Right Honourable Keith C Mitchell, Prime Minister
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Prime Minister Dr the Right Hon. Keith Mitchell expresses his heartfelt gratitude to the Nation, for what he describes as “this year’s excellent Intercol Games, on every level, including planning, execution, attendance, high level performances and great atmosphere.”

Much work went into the Games, and for that, Prime Minister commends everyone who came together to make this possible.

Notably among those, are the Hon. Emmalin Pierre and her staff at the Ministry of Youth and Sport, the Principals’ Association, Game Officials, Teachers, Commissioner of Police and his Royal Grenada Police Force team, students, parents, and of course, the very impressive talented young athletes who were showcased during the games.

Dr Mitchell congratulates the Grenada Boys Secondary School and the Anglican High School for their victories in the Boys and Girls divisions, respectively. He also congratulates the high level of participation, and performances that were exhibited by all the schools in this year’s history-making event.

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