Tesha's After School Tuition

23/06/2025

28/06/2024

Congratulations to all my SEA students on earning great passes 🥳🥳

03/06/2024

📢JULY/AUGUST VACATION CLASSES
Summer holidays start in July...
What are your kid/s going to do to improve and get better academically?

👩‍🏫Tesha's After School Tuition is now registering students for our 2024 vacation classes.
All classes are physical.

PARENTS...
If your child is in Primary school and is struggling with Reading, Mathematics, English Language Arts, and Creative Writing this is the class for them....Not forgetting the students in Secondary school struggling with MATHEMATICS.

Siblings package is available.
Qualify for our $1000 or $1200 siblings package. Direct message for more information.

Boost your child's potential and allow them to get ahead of the rest.

📞 Tesha Gayadeen for more information (868) 276-8077.

03/07/2023

Congratulations to all SEA students 2023.
You all did it through the struggles of facing pre and post Covid-19.
Special Congratulations to the SEA students of Tesha's After School Tuition for attaining great passes.

11/06/2023

⚠️Sign up closes 23rd June, 2023⚠️

Don't miss this opportunity for your students to be ahead for the new academic term 2023/2024.

29/05/2023

25/05/2023

📢JULY/AUGUST VACATION CLASSES
Summer holidays start in July...
What are your kid/s going to do to improve and get better academically?

👩‍🏫Tesha's After School Tuition is now registering students for our 2023 vacation classes.
All classes are physical.

PARENTS...
If your child is in Primary school and is struggling with Reading, Mathematics, English Language Arts, and Creative Writing this is the class for them....Not forgetting the students in Secondary school struggling with MATHEMATICS.

Boost your child's potential and allow them to get ahead of the rest.

📞 Tesha Gayadeen for more information (868) 276-8077.

01/07/2022

We at Tesha's After School Tuition would like to send out CONGRATULATIONS 🎊 to all the SEA 2022 students in Trinidad and Tobago.
You all have made it through successfully.
Remember to always aim for the stars, keep trying and never give up until great results are earned.

29/05/2022

This photograph captures the first Indian Arrival Day celebration in Trinidad on May 30th, 1945. The “East Indian Centenary” marked the 100th year of Indian presence in the nation. It took place in Skinner Park, San Fernando, and local leaders like Adrian Cola Rienzi (Krishna Deonarine) were present. Written statements from public figures, such as Gandhi, were read. But the festivities soon waned. By the 1970s the Divine Life Society, a Hindu sect, was the only group continuing the practice. It was named “Indian Emigration Day” and found little attention beyond the town of Chaguanas. There was a shift after the Indian Revival and Reform Association (IRRA) was founded in 1976 to tackle racism towards Indians and promote the culture. In 1977, an IRRA panel was assembled with Rajiv Sieunarine, Azamudeen Jang, Khalique Khan, Ramdath Jagessar, Anand Rameshwar Singh, Rajesh Harricharan, and Michael Shankar. The next year Rajnie Ramlakhan, Ashok Gobin, and Anand Maharaj joined. They issued a pamphlet in 1978 outlining the very beginning of Indian indentureship in 1845. It listed the names of the “jahajis” aboard the Fatel Razack ship and covered their history. The Trinidad Express newspaper promoted the document while The Guardian published an article by Kusha Haracksingh about the journey on the “kala pani” (black water). San Fernando Secondary School also held an event and the television show Mastana Bahar aired an Indian Emigration Day special. The IRRA worked with the Secretary General of the Sanatan Dharma Maha Sabha (SDMS), Satnarayan Maharaj, on a showcase at Lakshmi Girls Hindu College, an SDMS-founded school, on May 27th, 1979. To recognize Indians as citizens, and not just emigrants, they jointly agreed to adopt the title “Indian Arrival Day” from then.

Source: Scott He and Project Gutenberg

08/05/2022

M-O-T-H-E-R:
M - is for the million things she gave me.
O - means only that she's growing old.
T - is for the tears she shed to save me.
H - is for her heart of purest gold.
E - is for her eyes, with love-light shining.
R - means right, and right she'll always be.

Put them all together, they spell "MOTHER"
A word that means the world to me.

Wishing all the mothers around the world a happy mother's day - Tesha's After School Tuition.