FL Sport has extended its support to Polly’s Nursery School in North Ruimveldt, following a request from that institution. As part of its commitment to community engagement through the “One Guyana” T10 Tapeball tournament, FL Sport has donated a television to enhance the educational experience for students.
Head Mistress Velda Marks, in expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the FL Sport family for their generosity, highlighting that the newly acquired television would be a valuable teaching resource across all classes.
John Ramsingh of FL Sport, standing alongside the Head Mistress of Polly’s Nursey School, Velda Marks (right), and teacher Annalesa Hinds on Tuesday at the school
Reflecting on the school’s motto, “Learning together while we work and play”, John Ramsingh of FL Sport commented, “The ‘One Guyana’ T10 Tapeball is our flagship event, uniting people through the spirit of fun and cricket. We believe in giving back to the community whenever possible.”
Ramsingh also mentioned an ongoing partnership that has fostered a successful tape ball tournament for primary schools, suggesting that in a few years, some of Polly’s students might find themselves balancing academics and cricket in one of the FL Sports’ tournaments.
“This is about securing the future,” he noted.
When asked what fans can anticipate on the field for 2025, Ramsingh revealed that planning is actively underway, but he promised fans and players an exciting lineup of tournaments ahead.
