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$95.4M Mrs Maureen Massiah Wing commissioned at Bishops’ High

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September 12, 2023
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Cutting of the ceremonial ribbon

Cutting of the ceremonial ribbon

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GY$95.4 million Mrs Maureen Massiah Wing was commissioned at Bishops’ High School, Carmichael Street Georgetown, on Monday. Built by Mohabir Construction, the new block features eight additional classrooms, one laboratory, a cafeteria area, an upgraded canteen, and washroom facilities.

Mrs. Maureen Massiah

The building is named after one of the most influential and longest-serving school principals who worked in the capacity from 1987 to 2002. The honouree, Maureen Massiah, said it is a distinct honour and privilege to be recognised for her service at the illustrious learning facility.

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Massiah expressed, “I just want to say thank you to the board members of The Bishops’ High School and also to officials of the Ministry of Education for the recognition of my service. This is totally unexpected and well appreciated. I thank you very much for that.”

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