Interact Club formed at the Girls’ High School

The St Vincent Girls’ High School is home to the newest Interact Club in Rotary International’s District 7030.

Sponsored by host Club the Rotary Club of St Vincent, the Interact Club of St Vincent Girls’ High School boasts 30 girls from Forms 3 to 5, who will focus on making a difference through service based projects in their community.

The Interact Club is a Rotary programme for high school aged students which empowers young people to take action in their community, develop leadership skills, and gain a global perspective.

Through Interact, the girls will have the opportunity to make a positive impact through Rotary’s seven areas of focus. These are basic education and literacy; maternal and child health; sanitation, water and hygiene; peace and conflict resolution; the environment; disease prevention and control; and community and economic development.

The Club was officially launched on October 24, 2023 and is led by an Executive comprising President Ceronique Mitchell, Vice President Sashonna Hewitt, Secretary Najah Lewis, Treasurer Nyah James, Public Image Chair Arianne Kirby, and Committee Member Sarai Samuel-John.

Under the guidance of the Rotary Club of St Vincent and Teacher Advisors Charmaine Deane-McLean and Cerelia Aberdeen, the girls are well poised to make a positive impact as Interactors, a release from the Rotary Club of St Vincent said.