We Bajans - Avis Carrington - Part 1

[@rosemarielayne9117]

Mrs. Carrington is the epitome of what we all aspired to be. I got my formal introduction to French through her after taking the Common Entrance in 1978. I believe she, subconsciously, inspired me to offer personalised tuition (starting Personal Touch Language Services in 1998). Wonderful, cherished memories of a time when life held boundless possibilities!

[@rhondaalleyne4640]

Avis, I am in awe!!!!! God has poured his blessings on you. Warmest Congratulations on mile stone.

[@margarettemullings2527]

Happy Independence 🇧🇧👍

[@antoniocarlosrowe]

The greatest of the greatest...the black strap and me were close regularly.

[@danroydsbarbadostravelvlog3057]

A great teacher

[@peggystoutemorin4529]

They liked abusing children too much. I saw children brutalized by what I now know were sadists. Bad memories of some of what I saw. My aunt told me some horror stories of what she endured from teachers. Why should a child be brutalized for not knowing the answer to a question, or being late to school? So sad! 😥

[@patriciabelgrave3960]

Anyone went to Westbury junior school?

[@peggystoutemorin4529]

I did. If memory serves me correctly, Miss Sealy was the headmistress when I was there. I would never forget when she came back from England wearing all those hot clothes and sweating like a pig.

[@mariafarnum2997]

I will like to find my grandfather Thomas oneale father st Andrew Barbados