Type: Featured Story 29 Jan 2025 By: Bahamas Information Services Source: Bahamas Information Services

Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry

Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture staff members, Government and Junkanoo stakeholders, including sponsor representatives Managing Director of Scotiabank Bahamas Roger Archer and Retail Sales Executive at...

Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry
Schools and Stakeholders cheer on the picking of the 2025 Junior Junkanoo order of entry

NASSAU, The Bahamas -- Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture staff members, Government and Junkanoo stakeholders, including sponsor representatives Managing Director of Scotiabank Bahamas Roger Archer and Retail Sales Executive at Sol Petroleum Bahamas, Ltd., Earla Rahming, were on hand as the 30 schools taking part in the 2025 Junior Junkanoo Parade chose their order of entry, at a ceremony, held at the Ministryon January 27, 2025.  The Parade is slated to be on Bay Street, on Thursday, January 30, 2025, starting at 6pm.    (BIS Photos/Eric Rose)

Please note the information below, from the Division of Cultural Affairs, in the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture:

ORDER OF ENTRY for the 2025 Junior Junkanoo Parade:

Pre Schools

  1. Coconut Grove Pre-School
  2. Tiny Tot Pre-School
  3. Two By Two
  4. One on One
  5. Refresher For Kids
  6. Just Kids 

Primary School 

  1. T.G. Glover
  2. Judith P. Thompson 
  3. Yellow Elder
  4. Sybil Strachan 
  5. Carlton Francis 
  6. Ridgeland Primary 
  7. Woodcock Primary 
  8. Eva Hilton

Community Schools

  1. Flourish Youth
  2. Nemesis Temple No. 75
  3. Discovery Learning  Centre 

Junior High 

  1. T.A. Thompson 
  2. H.O. Nash (Fun Group)
  3. A.F. Adderley 
  4. C.H. Reeves

ALL Aged Schools 

  1. St. John's College
  2. Jordan Prince William 
  3. Lyford Cay International School 

Senior High 

  1. Government High
  2. C.V. Bethel
  3. R. M. Bailey
  4. C. I. Gibson
  5. C. R. Walker
  6. Anatol Rogers

As a reminder, when the last student of a participating school passes the landmark of John Bull on Bay Street, the next school must begin. 

Pre, Primary, Community and Junior High Schools will parade for 1 Lap from Frederick Street to East Street and exit the parade North of East Street. Parents may collect their children between East Street and Virginia Street on East Bay Street proper.

Senior High and the Senior Students of the All Aged Schools must exit North onto East Street to the Woodes Rodgers Wharf back to the entry spot to begin the 2nd lap. 

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