So good manners should be taught to children. For sure enough when good manners are learnt, children –
feel good about themselves
By the cool of the flowing river in the Searganntville Community, Saint Catherine, OAaSIS volunteers will host a one-day workshop at the church building.
The OAaSIS Family can have updates through tevelised broadcast, courtesy of the increasingly popular YouTube.com services.
Recently, Smile Jamaica took OAaSIS International Foundation, Derrick Wilks, a director; Kandi-Lee Crooks-Smith, principal of Allman Town to TV land.
Thanks to Farenheit, Peter Lloyd, Winston “Bello” Bell, Cordel Green, Barrington Watson, Kamal Hinds for a successful OAaSIS series at Allman Town
Visitors to the OAaSIS International Fdn website can have a quick glance at the latest of the organisation through special promotion areas on the front page.
On the shirts are the original design of the painter, etcher and sculptor with the words “One Love, One God, One Destiny – Marcus Garvey”.
Two more photographers have come aboard to provide information for the OAaSIS online art careers library.
Plans have now been finalised for the Creative Workshop Series (CWS) at St Theresa’s Preparatory. This was done in a meeting on Monday, February 22 between principal Mrs Dahlia Taylor, art teacher Mr Earl Fyffe and OAaSIS Founder, Anthea McGibbon.
Assistant Project Director Melhanie Spence had been present at the introductory meeting with both Mr Fyffe and Ms McGibbon.
Come Tuesday, February 16th, from 7:00a.m OAaSIS International representatives will be guests on Jamaica’s televison prograsmme “Smile Jamaica, It’s morning time!”