Newsday Reporter
Amaya James, four, pets an anteater at the petting zoo at the TT Agri Expo, Queen's Park Savannah, Port of Spain, on August 16. - Photo by Faith Ayoung
SCORES of children attended vacation camps during the two-month-long July/August.
There were also a few vacation camps dedicated to learning to play the steel pan camp, including the President's Pan Camp.
The TT Agri Expo also took place in August and saw many campers visiting over the three days.
Before kids go back to school on September 2 Newsday looks back at some highlights from 2024 vacation camps.
Members of the combined junior band of pan campers perform Mical Teja's 2023 Carnival hit No Place Like Home at the closing ceremony of President's Pan Camp at the President's House, St Ann's, on July 19. - Photo by Faith Ayoung
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Students enjoy learning at San Souci RC Primary School as part of the ARROW training initiative sponsored by Woodside Energy over the July/August vacation. -
Sophia Mohammed, ten, and her summer camp friends have a yoga session to conclude the day's activities at the Hope for Youth Activity Club Summer Camp at the Iyerzone Yoga Center on Abercromby Street, Port of Spain, on August 19. - Photo by Faith Ayoung
From left, Zuri Griffith, ten, Shercyah Goodridge, six, and Makena McMillan, eight, of the Zante Carnival and Theatre Arts Mas Camp, play the tamboo bamboo in the Evolution of Steel pan exhibition at the Carnival Museum on the corner of Duke and Charlotte Street, Port of Spain, on July 25. - Photo by Faith Ayoung
Ayiden Tinto, eight, and Kadon Eastman, nine, have fun on the swings after some heavy showers at the Caribbean Adventure Kids Summer Camp in La Resource South, D'Abadie on July 18. - Photo by Faith Ayoung
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"Vacation memories"