Thelma's Educational Garden

Yesterday marks the beginning of our week of activities leading up to TEGs 5th year Graduation Ceremony.
As we worshipped at Christian Fellowship Church, we express our sincerest gratitude to the pastor and congregation,for graciously hosting us during the past 3 years. Your warm welcome, encouragement and unwavering support have enriched our experience and contributed meaningfully to our journey.
Thank you for your generosity for making us feel at home. May God continue to bless your ministry abundantly.
Graduation church service
Class of 2026.

Today at Thelma's Educational Garden our students proudly embraced the theme" Anguilla our Island" as they continued learning about the beauty, culture and the heritage of Anguilla. We were honored to have welcome our first Lady the Premier the Honourable Cora Richardson Hodge to our Garden and spent time engaging with our students. The premier interacted warmly with the children as we took memorable photographs with the students who will be soon transitioning to primary school.
At TEG we are committed in teaching our students the importance of Patriotism, pride in their identity and love for their island home. Through meanful learning experiences, we encourage our children to appreciate the rich culture and values that makes Anguilla very special.
We do it best at TEG.

In recognition of Autism Awareness month, the principal, staff and students sincerely thank the team for presenting TEG with these books. Your kindness and support will help us to continue to build a more inclusive, understanding and supportive environment for all our learners. Once again we thank you.

Seeing my last year's past students shine at the inter- primary school sports day yesterday was such a rewarding moment. Their efforts, discipline and team spirit spoke volume. They represented with excellence and made me so so proud.
I am a Ram but I support all my students yearly.
They dont forget their preschool teacher.
Congratulations to all the students, it was a great sports day.

Today at TEG was Turn Around Day. This is when teachers dressed like students and students dressed like teachers.
It was a fun day as students played the role as teachers
We as teachers felt small again as we sat in class and listen to the teacher of the day.
It was a day of creativity.

As part of childs month our school Thelma's Educational Garden participated in today's children's parade. Our students beautifully depicted the theme COLOURS, which were bright and vibrant adding excitement and joy to the event.
The children had a wonderful time and truly enjoyed themselves throughout the parade. Their smiles and enthusiasm made the day extra special. I also like to extend my heartfelt thanks to all my parents who rallied with us throughout the parade. Your presence and encouragement helped make this event a great success.
TEG to the world.

Today at Thelma's Educational Garden we celebrated Common Wealth Day.
The children proudly represented different countries by wearing their national colours ,while parents joined in by preparing a variety of delicious dishes from around the world. It was a wonderful celebration of culture unity, and diversity.
The parents were given samples of the various dishes.

On Friday 6th March, for Parents and Teachers evening, we at TEG would like to thank all the parents for coming out in joining the teachers to help design and create their children's hats for the Early Childhood parade slated for Friday 13th March.
Parents your enthusiasm and involvement will make the experience Friday fun memorable for the students.
We truly appreciate all of you taking the time to support your children and the school.
Thank you parents and teachers.

Music is a powerful expression of our culture and our identity.
As part of honoring my father's legacy in preserving and promoting our cultural sport, we were privileged to host a special visit today here at Thelma's Educational Garden.
The visiting group from the federation of St.kitts and Nevis where I am proud to be called tbe land of my birth delivered an engaging and meaningful performance demonstrating exceptional skill,discipline and respect for our cultural traditions.
The students thoroughly enjoyed the experience, and it was truly rewarding to witness their enthusiasm and appreciation. The visit was both Educational and inspiring, leaving a lasting impression on all of us at TEG.
My dad would be a little embarrassed to know i cant dance to his music but nevertheless I am proud to know that his music lives on and I am able to pass it on to my students.
Pops this one is for you.