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09/11/2024

QUEEN'S COLLEGE STUDENTS TOP THE CARIBBEAN IN CSEC AND CAPE!!!

Queen's College wishes to extend heartfelt congratulations to Dave Chowtie and Aniyah Couchman who have dominated the examinations in CSEC and CAPE, respectively.

Through their unwavering discipline and determination to excel, they have earned well-deserved recognition for their achievements and will be honoured greatly at an Award Ceremony in St. Lucia.

Let these two students be an inspiration to everyone, showing that success is attainable with the right mindset and commitment to endure the hard work.

Congratulations, once again, Dave and Aniyah!

09/11/2024

SCENES FROM QUEEN'S COLLEGE'S REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONY!!!

Photography by: Raquel London

04/11/2024

QUEEN’S COLLEGE TEAM SHINES IN ANNUAL DHARMIC INTER-SCHOOL RANGOLI COMPETITION!!!

On Monday, October 28, a team of 12 students from Queen’s College competed in the annual Dharmic Inter-School Rangoli Competition. Every year, millions of Hindus around the globe create stunning displays of art using coloured rice, known as Rangoli, and Queen’s College proudly participates in this cherished tradition.

Showcasing their artistic talent and cultural pride was a team comprised of Rovin Lall, Krish Nandlall, Maliyah Rambarran, Renuka Muniram, Anushka Singh, Megan Goberdhan, Priyanka Kumar, Shriya Kishun, Amesh Kissoon, Himanshi Kumar, Ashima Mohanlall, and Amaan Khan. Together, these exceptionally talented students created an intricate design centred around the Goddess Lakshmi. The design depicted symbols of prosperity, abundance, and purity, reflecting the themes of Diwali.

Despite strong competition from several well-renowned schools, the Queen’s College team finished impressively in sixth place, highlighting their dedication and creativity.

Written by: Maliyah Rambarran
Edited by: Savannah Bovell
Photography by: Maliyah Rambarran

04/11/2024

QUEEN’S COLLEGE CELEBRATES DIWALI!!!

The Queen’s College Hindu Society filled the campus with light and joy in a special assembly which was hosted by the President of the Hindu Society, Rovin Lall and the treasurer, Megan Goberdhan, celebrating the cherished festival of lights.

Principal Rajkumarie Lall opened the event with an inspiring address on the power of cultural unity and inclusion. She underscored the school’s commitment to diversity, encouraging students to appreciate each other’s unique backgrounds and to embrace Diwali’s messages of positivity and goodness.

The assembly then transformed into a vibrant showcase of performances, where students creatively expressed the deeper themes of Diwali. Through dance, music, and art, they conveyed the festival's purpose of dispelling darkness, fostering peace, and inspiring inner reflection.

A highlight of the day was the Interhouse Rangoli Competition, where students displayed remarkable creativity. The vibrant, intricate designs embodied the energy of Diwali, with each one telling a unique story through colour and detail.

After an engaging competition, G House emerged as the first-place winner, followed by L House in second place and C House in third, rounding off a memorable celebration of the spirit of this sacred occasion.

Written by: Syesha Yahya
Edited by: Gabriel Felix
Photography by: Raphel Shaw, Onayi Andrews

31/10/2024

29/10/2024

QUEEN’S COLLEGE CONCLUDES 180TH WEEK WITH GLAMOROUS GALA !!!

On October 26, 2024, Queen’s College’s 180th anniversary festivities culminated with an exquisite flair as affiliates of the school gathered at the Marriott Hotel to attend the 180th Anniversary Gala. The prestigious event drew a distinguished crowd, including alumni, teachers, government officials, sponsors, and special invitees. As the event began, patrons, elegantly dressed in formal attire, mingled and socialised, fostering new friendships and rekindling old ones.

Guests were then invited to dine in a beautifully adorned ballroom, where joyful conversations filled the room as attendees savoured their meals. The evening took a formal turn as Mr. Christopher Belfield stepped up to the podium to introduce Ms. Pauline Chase, the president of the Queen’s College Old Students' Association (QCOSA), who delivered a captivating acknowledgement.

Ms. Chase spared no words as she showed appreciation for the many individuals who played a crucial role in ensuring the success of the week’s activities. She expressed how their invaluable contributions, whether tangible or intangible, significantly impacted the positive outcome. During her address, QCOSA presented several tokens of appreciation to those who had made notable contributions to the week’s endeavours.

After Ms. Chase concluded her speech, guests continued to fraternise before eventually taking to the dance floor for a lively celebration.

The close of the gala marked the official end of a remarkable week celebrating Queen’s College’s 180 years of distinguished history. In the next 180 years, we hope that Queen's College will continue to uphold the legacy established by the exceptional alumni who came before us, embodying the school's enduring motto, Fideles Ubique Utiles!

Written by: Savannah Bovell
Photo credits: Kyle Couchman

28/10/2024

ATTENTION QUEEN'S COLLEGE FAMILY!!!

28/10/2024

QUEEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL CLUB RECEIVES NEW BACKBOARDS!!!

On October 24, 2024, before the Alumni versus Students Basketball Competition, a special ceremony marked the official handover of new backboards on the basketball court.

This generous donation was made as a show of commitment to enhancing the school's sports facilities and involved the contribution of several key figures such as the President of QCOSA, Miss Pauline Chase, who is an influential advocate for youth sports, and alumna Coach Alisande Jaiserrisingh, who is known for her dedication to the school's basketball team . Additionally, the London Chapter and other alumni who made this donation possible were Shen Jackson, Ryan Hoyte, Dhanpaul Dyal, Phillip Jaiserrisingh, Derwin Humphrey and Bhageshwar Murli. Together, they highlighted the importance of providing quality facilities to inspire young athletes and to foster a love for basketball in the community.

Furthermore, Miss Candaice Cave-Stephens lauded the collaborative effort behind this appreciated contribution. The handover of the backboard was more than a simple exchange of equipment; it was a testament to the power of community collaboration, with each individual reinforcing the shared vision of uplifting young athletes.

Written by: Gabrielle Felix
Photography by: Raquel London

28/10/2024

ALUMNI HIGHLIGHT THEIR RESEARCH INITIATIVES AT RESEARCH IN ACTION SEMINAR IN OBSERVANCE OF THE 180TH ANNIVERSARY!!!

On October 25th, 2024, the Queen's College Old Students' Association (QCOSA) hosted a "Research in Action" seminar at the Arthur Chung Convention Center. This event celebrated the 180th anniversary of Queen's College by highlighting the diverse research interests of its alumni. By connecting academic scholarship with real-world applications, the seminar showcased the institution's lasting impact on its graduates and the broader community.

Dr. Dhivindra Kissoon, the Master of Ceremonies for the event, opened the proceedings with a compelling speech. He emphasized the importance of fostering knowledge transmission from seasoned professionals to the public. The theme of the seminar, "How academic knowledge and qualifications that we acquire can be applied practically in the business world," resonated profoundly with the audience. Dr. Kissoon encouraged attendees to engage actively with the panelists, enhancing the seminar’s interactive component. His articulate introductions of the speakers created a respectful and motivating atmosphere for the day's discussions.

A key highlight of the seminar was the presentation by Mr. Tony Harris, President and CEO of e-Magic Inc., who introduced the audience to TwinWorX, a software solution designed to promote sustainability in building designs. Dr. Harris's firm, headquartered in Toronto, integrates environmental considerations into its software and solutions, reflecting a commitment to responsible development. He shared insights about successful implementations of TwinWorX in projects across India, Canada, and the United States, with exciting plans for deployment in his home country of Guyana. His presentation underscored the critical intersection of technology and sustainability in contemporary architectural practices.

Following a brief intermission for refreshments, the seminar resumed with presentations from a distinguished panel of experts, each addressing their respective research interests.

Panelist 1: Dr. A Luncheon - Emotional Intelligence and Employee Engagement

The first panelist, Dr. A Luncheon, an Assistant Professor in Business Management at Eastern New Mexico University, presented her research on emotional intelligence (EI) and its significance in the workplace. She distinguished between emotional intelligence and traditional intelligence (IQ), emphasizing that EI is a vital soft skill that fosters a positive organizational culture. Dr. Luncheon articulated, “It builds a positive culture especially in the workplace, and it is always good to build trust.” Her insights highlighted the importance of emotional intelligence in enhancing employee engagement and overall productivity.

Panelist 2: Dr. Nikita La Cruz - Ore Deposits

Secondly, Dr. Nikita La Cruz, a Project Geologist and Geochemist at Barrick Gold Corporation, shared her passion for environmental sustainability in mining. Drawing from her background in chemistry and physics, she articulated her research focus on the environmental impacts of mining operations, specifically concerning ore deposits. With a Ph.D. in Geochemistry, La Cruz aims to detect prospective mining areas while ensuring that such activities are conducted in an environmentally responsible manner. Her commitment to contributing positively to her home country of Guyana through sustainable practices was particularly inspiring.

Panelist 3: Dr. Aaron Fraser - Strategic Responses in Firms

Furthermore, Dr. Aaron Fraser, an Assistant Professor at Mount Saint Vincent University, discussed his research on Guyanese firms' strategic responses to various challenges, including subsidiary management and the implications of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors on firm value. His exploration of these topics underscored the dynamic nature of strategic management in a globalized economy and the importance of ESG considerations in enhancing corporate sustainability and ethical practices.

Panelist 4: Dr. Felicia De Santos - Food Safety and Innovation

The next panelist, Dr. Felicia De Santos, an Associate Research and Development professional at General Mills Inc., focused on the food industry and the necessity for innovation driven by market demands. With a Ph.D. in food science, particularly in fish and meat products, she remarked, “Necessity is the mother of invention.” Dr. De Santos emphasized the translatable nature of research across disciplines and highlighted her passion for communication, which she believes is critical for fostering emotional intelligence in the workplace.

Panelist 5: Dr. Christopher Chunnilall - Quantum Photonics and Cybersecurity

Following, Dr. Christopher Chunnilall, a Principal Scientist at the National Physical Laboratory in the UK, presented his research on single photon sources within the field of quantum photonics. He also addressed the relevance of cybersecurity in protecting advancements in this rapidly evolving area. His candid advice to aspiring professionals which was, "Everyone has luck when it comes to their careers; they just need to prepare to take that luck when it comes along,” resonated with many attendees, encouraging them to seize opportunities as they arise.

Panelist 6: Dr. Cleveland Waddell - Data Science and Cybersecurity

Lastly, Dr. Cleveland Waddell, a Data Scientist at Sandia National Laboratories, focuses on data science, engineering, and cybersecurity. His research addresses the challenge of reducing false positives in cybersecurity systems, which can hinder effective responses. By automating data analysis processes, he aims to enhance threat detection and overall cybersecurity efficacy. Dr. Waddell emphasizes using data science to track anomalies that signal hacking attempts. Additionally, he is dedicated to expanding data science education in Guyana through initiatives like the Queen's College MATH Camp, aspiring to inspire the next generation of data scientists and to advance the field globally.

The seminar concluded with a Q&A segment, providing attendees the opportunity to engage directly with the panelists. This interactive portion fostered a vibrant exchange of ideas, reinforcing the seminar's theme of practical application of academic knowledge in various professional contexts. The seminar exemplified how Queen's College continues to inspire and empower its alumni as well as the upcoming generation to contribute meaningfully to society through their research and professional endeavors, aligning with the motto of being “faithful and useful everywhere.”

Written by: Ariel Mohanlall
Photography by: Sienna Sookram

28/10/2024

WELCOME TO THE SPECIAL EDITION OF THE LICTOR NEWS!!!

News Anchor: Genvieve Bookram

Video Editors:
Maleia Baharally
Yuki Clarke

Technical Team:
Kyle Couchman
Adeeb Zaman
Shiv Piterahdaue
Raquel London
Jonathan Roopchand

Journalists:
Ashley Inniss
Aurelia Parag
Aradhana Harricharan
Krish Nandlall

Supervising Teacher: Miss Melissa Glen

27/10/2024

QUEEN'S COLLEGE EDUCATORS HONOURED BY ALUMNI!!!

On Friday the 25th of October, Queen’s College Alumni bodies from all over the world collaborated in the hosting of a special dinner in commemoration of the College’s illustrious teachers, who have played an integral role in the college’s success over the years.

The evening’s proceedings were orchestrated by Queen’s College alumna, Dr. Michelle Foster, who attended Queen’s College between the years, 1977 to 1984. She began the night with a prayer and was quickly followed by Ms. Karen Wharton, another QC alumnus, who expressed immense gratitude to the teachers for their dedication to their students.

The teachers were lauded further by the Honourable Minister, Priya Manickchand, who thanked them not only as a minister but as a parent. She shared her admiration for their passion and ardour and also praised the Queen’s College Old Student Association (QCOSA) for its magnanimity.

Afterwards Mr. Ian Lee Chung, a representative of QCOSA along with Mr. Dexter Dyanand Owen, president of the Georgia Chapter and Mr. Reginald A. Thompson, a representative from the Alumni Association of Canada, thanked the teachers for their excellent service over the years.

They were immediately followed by Mr. Mark Delgety, from the London Chapter; Dr. Allan Johnson, president of the Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia (DMV) Chapter; and finally, Mr. John Campbell of the New York Chapter who shared their admiration for the sacrifices made by the teachers to ensure the success of their students. They highlighted the important fact that without dutiful and passionate teachers, the college would not be celebrating 180 years of excellence.

It was pellucid that the teachers enjoyed the evening as they were serenaded by the mellifluous steel pan and were waited on by the courteous staff at Herdmanston Lodge, who also served a plethora of delicious cuisines.

To conclude the night, the principal of the college, Ms. Lall, gave her remarks and thanked the alumni bodies for their efforts in making the teachers of the college feel special.

Written by: Elijah Gomes
Photography by: Brandon Ramdin

27/10/2024

QUEEN'S COLLEGE HOSTS 180TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS WITH FUNDAY AND CONCERT!

As the week-long celebration in honor of Queen's College's 180th Anniversary neared its end, students enjoyed a fun-filled day and concert on October 26, 2024. The day kicked off with Retro Rendezvous, where students displayed remarkable creativity by dressing in fashionable outfits from previous eras. To capture this moment, everyone became ‘frozen’ in time by the mannequin challenge.

As excitement bubbled from within, students hurriedly gathered in the auditorium for the long anticipated concert. The atmosphere was electric as teachers and students danced and sang together in pure joy. A diverse selection of music was displayed, ranging from old classics to reggae, and even piano renditions. To keep everyone on their toes, trivia questions based on the history of Queen's College were asked throughout the concert, with prizes being awarded to whoever answered correctly. Students and staff of the college displayed their talents through various genres. These included heartfelt songs, an exciting karate performance, educational skits, poetry, art display, dances and even live painting.

Following the concert, students gathered around various areas of campus to engage in the thrilling games prepared. Games such tug-o-war, ball and pin, pin the wheel, and limbo were played to conclude this exciting day.

Overall, it was a fun and successful day of celebration.

Written by: Ihatiah Frank
Photography by: Maliha Rajkumar

27/10/2024

THIRD PLAQUE UNVEILED AT THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH TO COMMEMORATE 180 YEARS OF RICH HISTORY AND EXCELLENCE!!!

The week-long celebrations for Queen’s College’s 180th anniversary concluded with a memorable ceremony on October 25, 2024, at the Ministry of Health in Upper Brickdam, Georgetown. This event marked the unveiling of the third commemorative plaque, celebrating the institution’s rich legacy. The two previous plaques were installed at The Supreme Court of Judicature and The Bishops’ High School.

Mr. Christopher Belfield, the master of ceremonies, began by expressing gratitude for Queen’s College’s contributions to the medical field, acknowledging the school’s legacy of producing distinguished professionals. He then detailed the historical significance of each plaque’s location, explaining that the Ministry of Health’s site was chosen because Queen’s College operated there from 1918 to 1951.

Dr. Grant, an alumnus and executive member of the Queen’s College Old Students Association, took the podium to offer his reflections. Citing research by Dr. Paloma Mohammed, he highlighted Queen’s College’s mission to cultivate leaders and extraordinary citizens, urging current and future students to uphold this legacy of excellence and service.

The Honourable Frank Anthony, Minister of Health and fellow alumnus, then delivered his remarks. He expressed pride in hosting the ceremony and commemorating Queen’s College’s remarkable history. Through insightful references to the school’s past, including the origins of the school’s houses and the 1950 debut of the Lictor Newspaper, he encouraged attendees to reflect on Queen’s College’s lasting contributions to society.

In his closing remarks, Mr. Belfield emphasized the importance of decisions made today in shaping future generations, underscoring the themes of legacy and responsibility. The ceremony concluded with a spirited rendition of the Queen’s College school song, followed by the plaque’s formal unveiling at the Ministry’s entrance.

In an interview, alumna Ms. Varsha Boodram shared that her years at Queen’s College were marked by memories and accomplishments she treasures. Now an employee at the Ministry of Health, she expressed her pride in witnessing the plaque’s unveiling, describing it as a nostalgic and heartfelt experience.

The Queen’s College family stands united in pride, honouring their heritage and reaffirming their commitment to the school’s motto, Fideles Ubique Utiles — “Faithful and Useful Everywhere.” With unwavering loyalty, they continue to carry the school’s black and gold spirit into the future.

Written by: Krish Nandlall
Photography by: Jonathan Roopchand

26/10/2024

QUEEN'S COLLEGE ALUMNI CONQUER STUDENTS IN AN ARRAY OF SPORTS COMPETITIONS!!!

In honor of Queen’s College’s 180th anniversary, an exciting series of alumni versus student sports competitions took place on October 24, 2024. These events brought together past and current students to celebrate the school’s rich sporting legacy across multiple disciplines, showcasing camaraderie, skill, and the enduring spirit of Queen’s College.

The celebrations began with a Table Tennis tournament, where alumni and students competed in doubles, singles, and team events. In the doubles category, notable alumni players Ian Chung and Brian Sukhai made an impressive start but were ultimately defeated by students Treon Phillips and Joshua Samlall, who claimed victory. In singles, the alumni team showcased their dominance, winning 15 of 17 matches. Treon Phillips emerged as the tournament’s top player, defeating fellow alumnus Nigel North for the gold. The team event saw the alumni, led by Nathan Patterson, claim a 3-0 victory over the student team, reinforcing their experience and skill.

Simultaneously, a chess tournament was held in the school’s 6th form block. Under the supervision of arbiters from the Guyana Chess Federation, alumni Ricardo Narine claimed first place with an impressive 7.5 points, edging out student Kyle Couchman, who also earned 7.5 points but lost in a tiebreaker. The alumni’s strong showing demonstrated their strategic prowess, with only one student breaking into the top nine rankings.

On the basketball court, alumni and students engaged in a spirited and friendly competition that blended nostalgia with high energy. Both teams expressed excitement about the chance to compete together, sharing memories of their time at Queen’s College. The free throw contest added an extra layer of anticipation, as students took their shots first, with the alumni ultimately prevailing 6-4 in a close finish.

The cricket match added another layer of excitement, as alumni batted first and posted a formidable 223 runs in a 15-over game. Brandon Jaikaran was the star, scoring 87 runs from 32 balls. Despite strong efforts by student bowler Prashant Balcharan, who took two wickets, the students ultimately fell short, managing 102 runs and conceding victory to the alumni by 121 runs. The match, marked by sportsmanship and team spirit, allowed both teams to demonstrate their passion and determination.

The day’s events concluded with an alumni vs. student badminton tournament organized by the Guyana Badminton Association. Alumni, including former national players Ryan Chang and Justin Bulkan, led the way in a series of seven matches across singles, doubles, and mixed doubles categories. Alumni players won six out of seven matches, finishing with a score of 131-108 points. The matches included a notable father-versus-sons game, as Justin Bulkan faced off against his sons, Ethan and Egan, in an enthralling men’s doubles.

The full day of competitions highlighted the competitive spirit and unity between Queen’s College alumni and students. Through thrilling matches, shared memories, and friendly rivalry, the events celebrated the lasting legacy of the school’s sports programs and fostered a sense of pride among both past and present students.

Written by: Abhigyan Chatterdeo, Abhivir Singh, Maliyah Rambarran, Gabrielle Felix, Jade Bradford
Edited by: Nevaeh Eastman, Gabriel Felix
Photography by: Raquel London, Arya Murli, Shiv Piterahdaue

26/10/2024

MURAL UNVEILED AT QUEEN'S COLLEGE IN CELEBRATION OF THE 180TH ANNIVERSARY!!!

On Thursday, October 24, 2024, the Queen’s College Old Students Association (QCOSA), in collaboration with the Queen’s College Art Club, unveiled a breathtaking mural that now graces the side of the Sixth Form building, standing as both an artistic and symbolic tribute to the school’s 180th anniversary.

During a brief ceremony, Amaya Ramsarup, the president of the QC Art Club, explained that the mural symbolizes the bond among all students, regardless of the paths they choose, reminding them that they will always remain part of one unified family. She also expressed heartfelt appreciation to the students, teachers, and the artist, Mr. Nigel from Silent Walls, for their dedication and diligence in bringing the mural to life

Subsequently, Ms. Pauline Chase, President of QCOSA, shared insights into the creation process. She mentioned that the idea emerged from discussions with students who aspired to contribute something meaningful to the 180th anniversary. With support from QCOSA and the creativity of Mr. Nigel, various designs were explored before they finalized one that truly captured the moral values and enduring legacy of Queen’s College.

The mural itself depicts the ideal Queen’s College student, standing confidently on a foundation of excellence. Vibrant symbols of academic and extracurricular achievements burst forth in the colours of the ten houses, capturing the spirit and aspirations of the college.

The ceremony concluded with the cutting of a ribbon, officially unveiling the mural, which now stands as a permanent emblem of Queen’s College—a symbol that will inspire students for generations to come and forever remain a part of the school’s rich history.

Written by: Nevaeh Eastman
Photography by: Nevaeh Eastman

26/10/2024

AUSTIN HOUSE REAPS VICTORY IN THE MAGGIE'S INTER-HOUSE COOKING COMPETITION!!!

On October 23rd, 2024, Queen's College celebrated its 180th anniversary with a sizzling Maggie's Inter-House Cooking Competition. This culinary extravaganza, sponsored by Maggie's Catering Inc., showcased the incredible talents of students, teachers, parents, and alumni in a thrilling three-round contest. Each team, representing one of the ten houses, was composed of a diverse lineup that included one alumnus, one parent, and three students from different levels. The panel of judges consisted of Norman Gobin, a well-known food blogger; Andell Knutt, an executive chef at Maggie’s Catering Inc.; and Priyanka Singh, a sous chef at AMICI. Together, they brought a wealth of experience to the table as they provided invaluable feedback to the competing teams and evaluated the culinary creations presented.

The competition commenced with the Hors D’Oeuvre Round, which challenged teams to create a savory dish using plantains as the star ingredient. The teams were judged on taste, presentation, cleanliness of workstations and the complexity of their dish, with each house being required to present one plate per judge.

With all ten houses participating, the kitchen was abuzz with excitement as the teams raced against the clock to create visually stunning and flavorful dishes that would impress the judges. The electrifying and vibrant atmosphere was heightened by lively background music, adding to the energy of the day. Teams from Percival, Austin, Pilgrim, Weston, Moulder, Cunningham and Nobbs dazzled the judges with their culinary prowess and secured their places for the second round, eagerly awaiting the Main Course Round. K House (Cunningham) stole the show with an impressive score of 144 points, the highest for the Hors D’oeuvre Round. Meanwhile, B (Raleigh), D (D’Urban) and H (Woolley) Houses were unfortunately eliminated, leaving the remaining seven houses to battle it out.

In an interview with Norman Gobin, a renowned food blogger and content creator, he shared his expectations for the upcoming Main Course Round of the competition. He emphasized the importance of the teams taking the critiques from the first round, learning from their mistakes and using the feedback as a guide to elevate their dishes and to impress the judges in the next round.

In the second round, the theme was Sunday Lunch in Guyana, and the teams were tasked with preparing a hearty meal reminiscent of a lazy Sunday at home. A stocked pantry, filled with ingredients awaited the teams, but access was determined by a number pull system. Therefore, the teams had to be strategic about their pantry picks and ensure that each ingredient selected was used in their dish.

By the end of the main course challenge, four more houses were eliminated, leaving C (Austin), G (Moulder) and L (Nobbs) House to compete in the Dessert Round. With Maggie’s secret ingredient basket in hand, the final teams faced the ultimate test of their creativity and baking skills under the pressure of a 40-minutes time limit.

At the end of this round, the team that captured the trophy of the Maggie’s Inter-House Competition was Austin (C) House. The team was lauded for its exceptional creativity, teamwork, time management and culinary skills with its tantalizing masterpiece “Sweet Passion”.

The competition was a resounding success, celebrating the rich culinary traditions of Guyana and showcasing the incredible talent of Queen's College students, teachers, parents, and alumni.

Written by: Aurelia Parag, Aradhana Harricharan
Photography by: Kyle Couchman