Willock reads to St. George’s Secondary School; commits to supporting education
The school is located in Palestina Estate on the main island of Tortola.
Mr. Willock noted on his Facebook post “It was indeed motivational, as I was impressed to see the eagerness on their bright faces and their thirst to learn.”
The former Speaker also heaped praises on the English Language and literature teacher, Ms. Shari-Ann Aundia who he described as an “inspiration” also stated that “whether in public or private schools, I remain committed to education and lifelong learning.”
The businessman also believes that “once we provide young people with opportunities, the Virgin Islands will remain on a path to fulfilling its greatest potential.”
Big plans for District Three
Mr. Willock is leading a group in District Three that has been engaged in many activities. In August of this year, they supplied books, bags, and other school supplies to over 130 students in a highly successful back-to-school event.
In September of this year, he also teamed up with Ms. Kishma P. Forbes of Virgin Islands School and Office Supplies, a local business in District Three to give out over a thousand dollars ($1000.00) worth of items to the Ebenezer Thomas Primary School.
In the future, the group plans to launch a food pantry for District Three, and host a job fair in November. More plans include having a troop from District Three in the 2024 August Monday parade for the 70th anniversary of the Territory’s Emancipation celebrations.
Mr. Willock could not be reached for comments as of publication time.
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25 Responses to “Willock reads to St. George’s Secondary School; commits to supporting education”
The heat and frequency of storms, floods and hurricanes going do more damage in the next 4 years to the bvi! Climate justice is not just about injustice. We are all in the same storm, but fighting from different boats.
He is very knowledgeable in the affairs of this country One of the students who attended the session told me that she was very impressed with his presentation.
Then after that his ball busting interview on BBC where he defended the bvi. Then he stood up to the coi as it was his duty that they follow the law, that they operate with the highest levels of integrity, and that they are transparent not being called to the bvi bar as the law requires.
His hopeful next step is to the house of assembly which we agree is the natural next step
Plus he is the darling of the media. Let's see next election what the people of district three thinks