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Sophia Primary School Teacher, Miss Darnell Bremble Honored as Pod Leader of the Month

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February 2, 2023
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Ms. Darnell Bremble, Sophia Primary school teacher and Learning pod leader.

Ms. Darnell Bremble, Sophia Primary school teacher and Learning pod leader.

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Sophia Primary School is proud to announce that Miss Darnell Bremble has been selected as the Pod Leader of the Month. She has made a significant impact on the children in the Sophia Primary Learning Pod in a short period of time, showing high levels of enthusiasm, dedication, and interest in their development.

In a requested comment, STEMGuyana’s Program Analyst, Ms Alisha Koulen said, “Ms. Darnell Bremble has displayed a high level of enthusiasm, dedication and interest in the development of the children at the Sophia primary learning pod. She had only recently joined the program and has already became an integral part of our team.  She works excellently with the children and has managed to get all of them very involved in being able to independently utilise the technological devices and participate in pod activities. ”

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According to Analyst, Ms Ayanna Cave, “Miss Bremble joined the Learning Pods program with passion and the willingness to learn. Her approach as a servant leader has had a noticeable positive impact on her students, who are now more engaged and utilizing technological devices effectively thanks to her resourceful leadership.

We are impressed with all that Miss Bremble has accomplished in a short period of time and are excited to witness her growth as she continues her work with STEMGuyana. Her commitment to her students and her excellent work with them is a testament to her ability as a leader.”

One resident of the Sophia community when solicited for a comments stated,
I urge Miss Bremble to continue to lead with her exemplary attitude and commitment, and I look forward to seeing the positive impact she will have on her students and the the larger Sophia community in the future.

STEMGuyana is proud to have Miss Darnell Bremble as a part of our team, and we are honored to recognize her as the Pod Leader of the Month.  The Learning Pod program is sponsored by the IDB, Tullow Oil and various public and private organizations.

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