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Achievement

Alumni Success4/21/2026

Alumni Excels in Medical Field

Dr. Fatou Ceesay (Class of 2015) has been recognized for her outstanding contribution to healthcare in The Gambia. She recently completed her specialization in pediatric medicine and has returned to serve her community.

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Student Leadership

Student Life3/17/2026

Student Council Coronation Ceremony 2024-2025

The annual Student Council Coronation took place with great fanfare as new student leaders were officially inducted into their roles. The ceremony highlighted the democratic process and student participation in school governance.

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Infrastructure

Development1/27/2026

New Science Laboratory Inaugurated

Thanks to generous donations from alumni, the school has opened a state-of-the-art science laboratory. The facility will enhance practical learning for physics, chemistry, and biology students.

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Reunion

Alumni Event2/25/2026

Class of 2014 Ten-Year Reunion

The Class of 2014 celebrated their 10-year reunion with a weekend of activities including a school tour, dinner gala, and networking sessions. Over 80 alumni attended from around the world.

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Scholarship

Education3/17/2026

Alumni Scholarship Fund Reaches $50,000

The St. Augustine's Alumni Scholarship Fund has reached a milestone of $50,000, enabling 25 deserving students to receive financial assistance for their education this academic year.

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Sports

Sports

School Football Team Wins Regional Championship

St. Augustine's football team has won the Regional Schools Championship for the third consecutive year. The team, coached by alumni volunteer Mr. Lamin Jatta (Class of 2008), defeated five other schools.

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Annual Science and Innovation Day

Science event3/14/2026

School Celebrates Annual Science and Innovation Day

Students and teachers at the school recently celebrated Science and Innovation Day, an event designed to encourage creativity, curiosity, and practical learning. The event featured a variety of student-made science projects, including working models, environmental solutions, and technology demonstrations. Students from different grades participated enthusiastically and explained their projects to teachers, parents, and visitors. The school plans to continue organizing such activities to inspire students and develop their problem-solving and teamwork skills.

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