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Seychelles honours its most experienced teachers

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The 36th teachers’ awards ceremony recognised school staff for their length of service and work in the Seychelles. Linda Marie, who taught for 47 years at Baie Sainte-Anne school on Praslin, was among those honoured, the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation reports.

The Seychelles held the 36th annual teachers’ awards ceremony to recognise their length of service and work on Thursday afternoon at the Avani Barbarons hotel, the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation reports.

Linda Marie, a teacher at Baie Sainte-Anne school on the island of Praslin, was recognised for her 47 years of service.

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