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October 31 2026
A splash of pink and gold
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Students, teachers and parents at Gifted Minds Kindergarten, dressed in pink and gold to help raise funds to support the fight against breast cancer and childhood cancer at the Upper Elletson Road-located school on October 23. Photo - Ian Allen/Photographer
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Students, teachers and parents at Gifted Minds Kindergarten, dressed in pink and gold to help raise funds to support the fight against breast cancer and childhood cancer at the Upper Elletson Road-located school on October 23. Photo - Ian Allen/Photographer
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Students, teachers and parents at Gifted Minds Kindergarten, dressed in pink and gold to help raise funds to support the fight against breast cancer and childhood cancer at the Upper Elletson Road-located school on October 23. Photo - Ian Allen/Photographer
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Some of the male students at the Gifted Minds Kindergarten in Kingston, dressed in pink and gold on October 23 to help raise funds for the fight against breast cancer and childhood cancer. They are from left: Ivan Brown, Javier Sylvester, Kaizer Crosdale, Kevontae Thompson, Zidane Davis, Tadane Copeland and Mickel Williams. Photo - Ian Allen/Photographer
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Some of the female students at the Gifted Minds Kindergarten in Kingston who dressed in pink and gold on October 23 to help raise funds for the fight against breast cancer and childhood cancer. They are, from left: Sandrena Moncrieffe, Asha-Rose Osang, Onyah Clarke and Nyla Blake. Photo - Ian Allen/Photographer
Students, teachers and parents at Gifted Minds Kindergarten donned pink and gold on October 23 in a show of support for breast cancer and childhood cancer awareness. The school initiative encouraged donations of $1,000 per child, with pink representing breast cancer and gold symbolising childhood cancer.