Treasure Beach Foundation received special recognition from Hampton School in their recent prize-giving ceremony. The plaque received is for “outstanding philanthropy to Hampton.” We now have eight marvelous young ladies on scholarship at Hampton.



Pictured, left to right:

• Back row: Peter Kennedy, Director, Treasure Beach Foundation; Donna Parchment-Brown, Chairman, Hampton School Board of Governors; Timara Taylor, grade 9, Hampton School; Karen Kennedy, President, Treasure Beach Foundation; Tajera Vernon, grade 8, Hampton School; Dr. Avis Glaze, President and CEO, Edu-quest International Inc. Canada; Kimberlee Taylor, grade 9, Hampton School; Heather D. Murray, Headmistress, Hampton School.

• Front row: Samantha Dicker, grade 9, Hampton School; Anath Genus, grade 7, Hampton School; Cydonie Charlton, grade 7, Hampton School; Shakera Smith, grade 7 Hampton School; Mederana Williams, grade 10, Hampton School.

In addition, five of our Hampton Scholarship students received special awards at the ceremony:

• Samantha Dicker, Kimberlee Taylor, Timara Taylor, and Tajera received a Silver Certificate and Badge for Commendable Academic Performance.

• Mederana Williams was recognized for Outstanding Performance in Home Economics.

Please offer your congratulations to all our fine scholars.

Congrats to all the scholarship winners (aka achievers!) and also a very big up to the TB Foundation for their well deserved award.

Congrats Girls u made us Proud.Never the lest thumbs up to Sandy Bank Primary School .THIS SCHOOL PRODUCE SOME OF THE BEST STUDENTs.Keep up the good work and let the BANNER OF SANDY BANK PRIMARY SCHOOL ON KEEP TOP.God bless u all.

I am so thrilled! Congratulations to all the recipients of the Awards. As a past student,I just want to urge you to continue holding up the banner of Hampton ("vivat floreat Hamptonia!"). I have no doubt that you feel a sense of accomplishment.
Special hello to Samantha and Kimberlee. The sky is the limit! All the best to you all.

big up to my hamptonian sisters

Congratulations to all these students, making us all proud. Just to encourage you to continue doing well because your success is another kid's encouragement to also want to do better. Remember this site is visited by kids around the globe and they have their eyes on you.
Kimberlee, I am proud of you keep focus on this journey of success.( Fr:Aunty Carol..smile)

All of us who care about Treasure Beach are appreciative of the time-consuming efforts by hard-working, dedicated groups like Karen Kennedy's Treasure Beach Foundation to raise money for scholarships for the community's deserving kids.

Though many of us have to watch our own coffers in this time of recession, we might still consider donating to the Foundation, even when a raffle for a week at a villa isn't in the immediate offing. I'm sure we all recognize that the cause is a good one, whether we win a week's holiday or not.

Congratulations to all .Good Old Sandy Bank School is still shining.
It would not be fair not thanking Peter and Karen for all the good they have done for the community also.
Looking forward for more shining stars.
Excellent job and keep your heads real high.

I realize this is but one graduate of Hampton School, but I wanted readers to know something about Dr. Avis Glaze who was the guest speaker at this event and who is pictured above.

Dr. Glaze is known as an international leader in the field of education. As one of Canada’s outstanding educators, she has been recognized for her work in leadership development, student achievement, school and system improvement, character development and equity of outcomes for all students. As Ontario’s first Chief Student Achievement Officer and founding CEO of the Literacy and
Numeracy Secretariat, she played a pivotal role in improving student achievement in Ontario schools.

I am not suggesting all Hampton graduates go on to such internationally recognized positions, but Hampton is a wonderful place to start such a career.

Hamptonians regularly go on to university.