PRINCIPAL LAUDS BENJAMIN

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Principal of the Signal Hill Secondary School Arianne D'abreau Forde was on Friday all smiles when our TV6 News team visited the school  as Acting Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin was a past student and with today marking the 48th anniversary of the school it was a double celebration. Reporter Elizabeth Williams was there and has that report.

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00:00I feel so privileged, I feel honored and coming from government schools it just

00:09shows that we are capable of producing all wrong students also. So it is indeed

00:15a wonderful achievement. We spoke with the principal of the Signal Hill

00:19Secondary School, Ariana Darborough Ford, on Friday as the school celebrated its

00:2448th anniversary. Acting Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin graduated from

00:30the class of 1988 and according to Mrs. Darborough Ford his rise to the top came

00:36as no surprise. In the 80s we were able to produce several national icons such

00:44as Dwight York so it comes as no surprise that we have yet another icon

00:49from the class of 88 and by large from the 80s and we continue to produce

00:56excellence and all of these achievements really serve as motivation for our

01:02current student body. Mrs. Darborough Ford said students everywhere must be

01:07motivated to achieve as the motto readiness is the key adorns the walls of

01:13the institution. She told TV6 News greatness in any child has no

01:19boundaries on the walls or in the hallways of any educational environment.

01:24I want to say that a star can shine anywhere once you are motivated and

01:31inspired to achieve once you are able to utilize the resources that is within

01:37your reach and within the environment of that school you are capable as

01:42evidenced of achieving any kind of success that you desire.

01:47Elizabeth Williams TV6 News

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