Access to a multipurpose court will help us students stay active and gain new skills in different sports. Also, it is a great way to spend time with friends and participate in after-school activities. Being a part of different sports will help us with teamwork and help us to learn about the importance of fair play and communication. We will also be able to make friends with people with similar sports preferences. This can lead to a supportive school environment, where every student at Gregory Park Primary will be happy.
Projects
Building Brighter Futures Together
At the Musson Foundation, we are committed to fostering a just and equitable society through impactful community initiatives. Our projects focus on revitalizing community spaces, enhancing educational opportunities, and providing essential resources to those in need. By partnering with local organizations and supporting innovative programs, we strive to create vibrant, thriving communities where everyone has the opportunity to succeed and flourish. Each initiative we undertake is a step towards a brighter, more inclusive future for Jamaica.
Code Jamaica
Code Jamaica is the umbrella for a series of proven Coding, Robotics & STEAM (Science, Technology,...
Project Star
Project STAR (Social Transformation and Renewal) is a social and economic transformation initiative created by the...
The A.D. Blades Grant
In honour of the memory of the former Chairman of the Musson Group of Companies, The...
Partner with the Musson Foundation: Transform Lives Today
Testimonials
Grade 6 Student
Gregory Park Primary
High School Participant
Kangaroo Math Challenge
I found the Kangaroo Math Challenge really fun and intriguing. The questions were really difficult, but they were manageable. They would push your brain to the limit and I would really have to try to work them out. The math I normally do is easy and is a pushover for me, but this really racks my brain, so I love to participate in these challenges. This year I am in high school, so this challenge questions were a bit tougher but I still find them very intriguing.
Christanya Shirley
National Swimmer
My competitions last year were a great experience for me being my first year in the age group 15-17 to see where I’m at both mentally and physically. While I did not do as great as I had hoped, now I have to focus on improving myself in training on what is needed to do better for next season.