Park Hill school to host Independence Princess Pageant
by: Collin âCA$Hâ Haywood
The future beckons as the Park Hill Government School (PHGS) embraces the public with its inaugural Miss PHGS Independence Pageant show.
This widely-anticipated event is slated for Friday, October 30 at the schoolâs auditorium.{{more}}
Dubbed by event organizer Josan Hoyte as âa patriotic pageant of class,â the show encapsulates the natural beauty and heritage of St Vincent and the Grenadines.
Five beautiful, intelligent and talented lasses, representing national monuments and tourist attractions/ sites are vying for the prestigious princess crown.
These include 10-year old Alexcia Hooper – Miss Black Point; seven-year-old Capricorn-born Nakia Barker, Miss Falls of Baleine; petite Annika John (10 years), Miss Fort Charlotte; Kylie Phillips (9 years), Miss La Soufrière; 10-year old Tiquana Samuel, Miss Botanical Gardens.
According to Elizabeth Johnson, newly-appointed principal of the Park Hill Government School, âThis pageant and variety show is a positive step in my thrust to bring the school to the community and ultimately bring back the parents to the school.â
Johnson opined that the schools that thrive and excel are those with strong parental involvement. She further hopes that with the marriage of promoting SVGâs natural beauty and embracing the parents, the motto âExcellence through Holistic Developmentâ would be sustained.
The five lasses visited places of interest, including Beachcombers and Black Point, where photo shoots were done.
The show is expected to commence at 6:30 p.m., when the contestants will be judged in five categories, including the Ambassadorial Speech and Cultural Wear.
Guest acts include Lancelot âMADDSKULLâ Gloster, Maxwell âTajoâ Francis, Vasita âFirst Ladyâ Cain and the sensational and controversial James âJamesy Pâ Morgan.