Charles F. Broome Primary School support Make Jesus Smile Christmas 2007 project UCT working in Haiti and Dominica for Christmas helping orphans and distributing gifts

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Thanks again to the children and the PTA of Charles F Broom that again this Christmas beautifully wrapped and packed large numbers of Make Jesus Smile shoeboxes for the children of Haiti.

Thanks again to the children of Charles F Broom that again this Christmas beautifully wrapped and packed large numbers of Make Jesus Smile shoeboxes for the children of Haiti.

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Seen here one of the little girls from Bethesda school in Les Cayes, Haiti receiving one of the Charles F Broome Primary School Make Jesus Smile shoeboxes shortly after the earthquake2010.html">Haiti earthquake in January 2010.

Click on the picture to see other boxes being distributed all over Haiti.

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Thanks to the Charles F Broome PTA for a wonderful fun evening as boxes were beautifully prepared for the shipment to Haiti.

Charles F. Broome Memorial Primary School has been an outstanding, primary educational institution in Barbados for almost 50 years.

Charles F. Broome Memorial Primary School was opened to formal education on September 10, 1975, by the then Minister of Education, Lloyd Erskine Sandiford. The school, which replaced the former Stow Primary School had as its first principal, Mrs. Joyce Morris.

Shoeboxes being delivered to De Carrinage school in Petit Gouve, January 2009.

Named in memory of the late Charles Fitzgerald Broome, a Barbadian educator, the school provides education for over 600 pupils, Information to be added about Charles F Broome

Christmas 2007, some Haitian children's faces will glow with happiness, all because of Bajan generosity.

Children and parents of the Charles F. Broome Primary School filled more than 200 shoe boxes with non-perishable items, part of the United Caribbean Trust drive to assist disadvantaged children in Haiti.

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