St. John’s, Antigua: Sagicor General Insurance Inc. has reaffirmed its commitment to education and youth development, continuing its longstanding support of the New Winthorpe Primary School’s annual Graduation Ceremony, for fifth consecutive year.

Held on Thursday, July 9, 2026, the graduation ceremony celebrated the accomplishments of the school’s graduating class and marked an important milestone as students prepared to embark on the next chapter of their educational journey.

As part of its continued partnership with the school, Sagicor General once again joined administrators, teachers, parents and well-wishers in recognizing outstanding academic achievement and celebrating the hard work and dedication of the graduating students.

The company’s continued involvement reflects its belief in the importance of investing in young people and recognizing academic excellence as a means of inspiring students to continue striving towards their full potential.

“Supporting the New Winthorpe Primary School graduation each year is an initiative that remains very meaningful to us at Sagicor General,” said Gemma Howell, Assistant Manager for Sagicor General Insurance. ”These students have worked diligently to achieve this success, and we are pleased to celebrate their accomplishments and encourage them as they look ahead to an exciting new chapter, filled with opportunities for continued growth and learning.”

Over the past five years, Sagicor General’s support of the annual graduation ceremony has demonstrated the company’s ongoing commitment to education and community development in Antigua and Barbuda. Through initiatives such as this, the company continues to invest in opportunities that recognize achievement, encourage young people and contribute to the development of the communities it serves.

Sagicor General congratulates the graduating class of New Winthorpe Primary School and extends its best wishes to each student as they transition to secondary school and pursue new opportunities for learning and personal growth.