Loading...
Loading...
Loading...

Top 1 Toys & Premier Supplies Bring Christmas Cheer to Sister Magda Primary School Students

December 10, 2025

Top 1 Toys & Premier Supplies Bring Christmas Cheer to Sister Magda Primary School Students
Loading...

SINT MAARTEN (GREAT BAY) - Top 1 Toys, locally owned and operated, provider of children’s toys, (board) games and educational materials for all age groups, in collaboration with Premier Supplies, a provider of variety of paints for different industries, electrical, plumbing and tools, also established on Sint Maarten, collaborated to bring tokens of Christmas gifts to the students of Sister Magda Primary School.

Ms. Nina Williams, owner of Top 1 Toys: “Top 1 Toys has always remained in support of initiatives that support the wellbeing of our community, and in particular our students. We have been operating since 2015 – started under “Intertoys” and then transitioned under “Top 1 Toys”. We support education, and the institutions that form part of educating our students.

Loading...

Through their parents, students form an integral part as contributors to the continued success of our business throughout the past 10 years of our existence. We were approached to be a contributing partner in Sister Magda School’s desire to present a Christmas gift token to their students. And there the planning started to make a selection of items from our store. We are pleased to have collaborated with Premier Supplies, that co-sponsored this initiative.

The Managing Director of Premier Supplies Mr. Dawkins: “While Premier Supplies is not a provider of children’s toys and related educational materials, we understand the dynamics of community togetherness and bringing Christmas cheer to students. When approached by Mr. Challenger, to be part of this project, we accepted from the onset. We too are pleased to work with Top 1 Toys Management Team in support of Sister Magda Primary School – and bringing smiles of joy to the students. For many of our clients too, are parents – and coming together for our children, is the way to go, and what better time to do this, than during the Christmas season.

On the 5th of December, Santa paid a visit to the school providing Top 1 Toys - gift tokens and good cheer to the children in the person of Mr. Jimmy Challenger. The School Manager Ms. Kavita Ganput, stated: “We remain very appreciative of the contributions made by both businesses, Top 1 Toys and Premier Supplies to make this initiative possible on such short notice.

Without the business community on the side of Education, many projects and general educational activities would not be possible. It takes a community to build the positive development of each and every child. We also thank Mr. Jimmy Challenger, who has been a part of our school’s Parent Reading Program, for his assistance in introducing our school’s initiative to the two businesses and simply being in support of the process to achieve our school’s goal to bringing cheer to our students.”

 

 

https://www.soualiganewsday.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=63886:top-1-toys-premier-supplies-bring-christmas-cheer-to-sister-magda-primary-school-students&Itemid=450

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?guid=0bc1f9ab3fb6153b6752ad24ddd71e56

Loading...

Headlines

Injunction filed to nullify WIFOL board election | The Daily Herald

October 12, 2026

Injunction filed to nullify WIFOL board election | The Daily Herald

PHILIPSBURG--An injunction has been filed seeking to nullify the election of the new executive board of the Workers Institute for Organized Labour Association (WIFOL), with attorney Cor Merx telling The Daily Herald on Monday that the election procedure allegedly did not compl...

October 09, 2026

Robbery attempt at Maho jewellery store | The Daily Herald

The robbers are seen running away from the store to the getaway car in this screen grab from a social media video. MAHO--An attempted robbery was reported at J.N. Jewellers in Maho on Thursday evening, October 8. In videos widely circulated on social media, a car was seen park...

October 07, 2026

COURT: He “collected” gun cartridges to make jewelry out of them | Faxinfo

Tried on Wednesday, September 30th, in an expedited hearing for unauthorized possession of category B weapons and ammunition A 29-year-old man explained that he collected cartridges to melt them down and make a piece of jewelry .   During a search of his mother's home, wh...

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...