Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Mario Bowleg (centre) looks on as Camp LIT Science Instructor Jasmine Simmons (right) showcases campers drawing the parts of a cell, at the camp, held at Garvin Tynes Primary School on July 16, 2025. Also pictured are Youth Officers overseeing Camp LIT Don Collie (left) and Keilli Brathwaite.
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During his recent visit to his ministry’s Apprenticeship and Summer Camps, Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture the Hon. Mario Bowleg interacted with campers and instructors at Camp LIT (STEM) held at Garvin Tynes Primary School. Joining him were Sandena Neely, Head of Division of Youth; Dereka Deleveaux-Grant, Acting Director of of Culture; Chanda Roberts, Youth Officer and Coordinator of Youth Apprenticeship Camps; Lauren-Ashley Heastie, Youth Officer and Assistant Coordinator of Youth Apprenticeship Camps; and Youth Officers of the Division of Youth. Camp LIT provides a holistic experience of education and fun time, as well as growth in faith, self-empowerment, for the young persons.
From: Bahamas Information Services
Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture’s Division of Youth’s Camp LIT participants drawing the parts of a cell, at Garvin Tynes Primary School. Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Mario Bowleg listens to Camp LIT Geo-spatial Information Systems Instructor Martha McFall, at Garvin Tynes Primary School, July 16, 2025. Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Mario Bowleg poses with Camp LIT Geo-spatial Information Systems Instructor Martha McFall. Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture’s Division of Youth’s Camp LIT participants pose for the camera, at Garvin Tynes Primary School.Junior Achievement Bahamas representative and Business Instructor Latara Evans teaches Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture’s Division of Youth’s Camp LIT young participants, at Garvin Tynes Primary School, July 16, 2025
