Warwick Academy, 1999-2000

124 Pages·2000·15.7 MB·English

by  Warwick Academy

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Dear Readers:
This yearbook is a small glimpse into what was really only a short period in our lives — the school year 1999/
2000. We have gathered for you pictures, created collages, collected information and presented it among the
pages. We hope you will enjoy it.
This book was created for you as a keepsake. Get your friends to sign it, get your teachers to impart their
wisdom within its pages, get those people you rarely talk with or hardly know to sign their name (a great way
to meet them). Make this book your own. Maybe years from now you will dig it out of storage and smile
with the memories.
Within this book are the faces of the future, and even though we are just passing through we will certainly
leave our mark on Warwick Academy, Bermuda, and the World over the years to come. Watch out for us!
Best Wishes
Katrina Christie Jodi Ming
Shakira DeRoza Monique Paynter
Dwaynisha Pearman
Kayla Jackson Vemee Proctor
Desha Sampson-Smith
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New Sixth Form Programme at Warwick Academy
In response to requests from our students, in September of 1999 Warwick Academy introduced its new Sixth Form
Programme. The new programme offers students a broad range of advanced level subjects, an opportunity for
personal growth and individual development, increased academic freedom, and solid preparation for either
employment or continuing higher education.
Twenty three students enrolled in the inaugural year.
The first months were spent in make-shift classrooms and offices. But on February 5, 2000 Cambrae Flail was
dedicated as the new location of the Sixth Form Programme. The new facilities include a large classroom, 5 smaller
tutorial rooms, private study areas, a state-of-the-art computer room, a resource and media centre, and a common
room with full service kitchen and restrooms.
By year s end these bright students had successfully completed their AICE Level and SAT exams and had been
accepted into over 40 Universities in Canada, the U.S.A. and the U.K. They also enjoyed the first formal
graduation ceremony held on June 17, 2000 at the Southampton Princess Hotel.
Dedication Ceremony for Cambrae Hall.
Sir John Plowman cuts the ribbon opening the new Cambrae Hall.
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Stephen Ambrosio Selina Bean Jonathan Darrell Joel Duffy
Acadia University, Continuing studies in University of Western Flagler College, St.
Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Sixth Form Programme. Ontario, London, Ontario, Augustine, Florida, U.S.A.,
Canada, to study Applied Canada, to study to study Sports
Science. Engineering. Management.
Michelle Elliott Alvin Forde Michelle Fox Kim Harriott
Acadia University, North Carolina Continuing studies in North Carolina School of
Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Agricultural and Technical Sixth Form Programme. the Arts, Winston-Salem,
Canada, to study State University, North Carolina, U.S.A., to
Psychology. Greensboro, North study dance.
Carolina, U.S.A.
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Michael Johnson Adrian Lodge Keiva Maronie William McClure
Continuing studies in University of Waterloo, University of Kent, Acadia University,
Sixth Form Programme. Waterloo, Ontario, Cana¬ Canterbury, Kent, Wolfville, Nova Scotia,
da, to study Mathematics England, to study Law. Canada, to study
and Computer Science. Engineering.
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Mark Monk Chris Oliveira Ravi Pachai Char-Lee Simons
St. Mary s University, Acadia University, University of Western Clark Atlanta University,
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Fondon, Ontario, Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A.,
Canada, to study Canada, to study Business Canada, to study to study Biology.
Engineering. Administration. Computer Science and
Psychology.
Steven Simons Susan Simons David Stewart Jennecka Stovell
University of Miami, International Fine Arts Acadia University, McMaster University,
Miami, Florida, U.S.A., to College, Miami, Florida, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Hamilton, Ontario,
study Sport and Business U.S.A., to study Graphic Canada, to study Canada, to study
Management. Design. Psychology. Medicine.
Niko Swan Melissa Trott Matthew Tumbridge
Hesser College, Temple University, Chapman School of
Manchester, New Philadelphia, Pennsylva¬ Seamanship, Stuart,
Hampshire, U.S.A., to nia, U.S.A., to study Early Florida, U.S.A., to
become a Micro-Computer Childhood and Elementary undergo Professional
Support Technician. Education. Mariner Training.
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