It is reported to be the school's 10th consecutive win in this category.
The title of their piece was `Culturpot', and they performed it at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall on Homestretch Avenue.
(Picture by Rajesh Chintaman)
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Mashramani photographs
for the year 2000 taken from the Guyana Chronicle Web Pages |
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North Georgetown wins Mash dance competition for 10th year
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STRIKING a dramatic tableau, dancers of North
Georgetown Secondary School celebrate their win yesterday in the Mashramani 11 - 13
interpretive dance competition. It is reported to be the school's 10th consecutive win in this category. The title of their piece was `Culturpot', and they performed it at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall on Homestretch Avenue. (Picture by Rajesh Chintaman) |
Winners row
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CALYPSO monarchs in the making: from left,
Amanda Dummett of St Angela's Primary School, St Pius Primary's Tarrilyn Evans and Ketley
Primary's Gary Nurse after placing second, first and third, respectively, yesterday in the
8-10 Individual category of the Georgetown leg of the Children's Mash Calypso
competitions. The venue was the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall in Georgetown. (Photo by Rajesh Chintaman ). |
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CELEBRATING with impish smiles are the four pupils of Kingston Nursery School who were adjudged winners in the Georgetown leg of the Children's Mash Calypso competitions for primary and secondary schools held yesterday at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall on Homestretch Avenue. |
The children of St Agnes Nursery School were accorded second place while Ascension Nursery gained third place.
The winning piece was entitled `Live Together'. Above the jubilant quartet, (from left) Makada Goodluck, Candy Moore, Osafa Anthony and Rhonda Abrams, strikes a toothy pose for cameraman Rajesh Chintaman.
'We Mashin' as One'
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PUPILS of Graham's Hall Primary School
performing "We Mashin' as One", the winning piece in the Group 8 - 10 category.
This took place at Thursday's Georgetown preliminaries of the Children's Mash Calypso
competitions at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, Homestretch Avenue. (Photo by Rajesh Chintaman). |
St Angela's children portray 'Uniting as One'
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GRACEFUL posture and beatific smiles
characterise the depiction of the dance titled `Uniting as One' by the young ladies of St
Angela's Primary School. This scene was captured on Tuesday during the 11 to 13 years
Children's Mashramani Dance and Masquerade Competition held at the Cliff Anderson Sports
Hall. (Picture by Rajesh Chintaman) |
Scenes from the Children's Costume Competition
(Pictures by Rajesh Chintaman)
 YOUTHS having fun at the Children's Costume Competition. |
PRETTY IN PINK: Kadiann Rowe, of Smyth Street Nursery copped the first place in the 'Tropical Individual' category with 'Unification', at the Children's Costume Competition held at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall Friday. |
 RADIANT Renee Massiah of Winfer Gardens wows the crowd with her costume 'Beautiful Guyana'. |
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 Beaming Nikisha Harris of St Sidwell's Primary displays "My world in the year 2000. This costume was done by student Alex Joseph |
 NELSON Nurse of St John's College belts out a calypso 'Education we need'. |
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