Police Credit Union rewards successful CPEA students

Two students of the Fair Hall Government School have been rewarded by the St Vincent and the Grenadines Police Cooperative Credit Union Ltd (SVGPCCU), in conjunction with the Royal St Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force, for their success in the Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment (CPEA).{{more}}

Lewis Nanton and Andrea Gonsalves, who placed 138th for boys and 219th for girls and 347th and 367th overall, respectively, received their awards during the Fair Hall Government School’s sixth Annual Graduation and Prize-giving Ceremony, held on Thursday, June 19, 2014, at the Glen Baptist Church.

Nanton received a scholarship, while Gonsalves was presented with a Junior Saver’s account.

President of the Board of Directors Bro Junior Simmons; vice-president Bro. Collin May; assistant secretary/treasurer Sis Thecla Andrews and Sis Catherine Cuffy, director/chaplain, represented the SVGPCCU at the ceremony.

“The SVGPCCU is proud to be associated with the Fair Hall Government School, an institution that it has adopted as part of its corporate social responsibility. Moreover, the SVGPCCU is doubly proud to be playing a vital role in nurturing and developing the minds of Lewis and Gonsalves at this most exciting and important juncture in their lives,” a release said.

“The SVGPCCU extends congratulations to both Nanton and Gonsalves as well as the other successful students who sat the CPEA.

“The SVGPCCU remains true to its mission which states, ‘The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Co-operative Credit Union will provide high quality services in an efficient and effective manner to its stakeholders, thus creating sustainable development and financial growth’.”

As the SVGPCCU encourages all to join the organization, it is reminding the public that one does not have to be a police officer to become a member.