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NCB Foundation Continues to Help Schools

Published:Wednesday | July 13, 2016 | 7:51 AM
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Wayne Hunter (foreground), branch manager, and Andrea Allen-Phillips (to his left), service quality manager of the National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited, St James Street branch, are all smiles as they cut ceremonial ribbons ahead of an audience of anxious educators at the Glendevon Primary and Junior High School, part of NCB’s Adopt-A-School Programme. Behind the door are more than $300,000 worth of infrastructural donations for the school.
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Avia Williams (right), teller supervisor at the National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited, St James Street branch, gets ready to cut the ribbon to unveil a new microwave presented to the Glendevon Primary and Junior High School. Looking on are (from left) Audrey Lee-Peynado from the school; Wayne Hunter, branch manager; Andrea Allen-Phillips, service quality manager; and Julian Forbes, business development representative.
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More than $300,000 worth of infrastructural donations were granted to Glendevon Primary and Junior High School as part of NCB's Adopt-A-School Programme, launched in 2014.

The staff room received 25 new chairs, window runners and a high-performance microwave. For months, teachers at the school have been operating in discomfort as a result of inadequate and dilapidated seating, as well as a lack of other basic elements in the designated staff area.

The teachers of this institution will now have an improved working environment, following much-needed assistance from the NCB Foundation.