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Daughters of the King holds week of activities | THE DAILY HERALD

March 4, 2021

Daughters of the King  holds week of activities | THE DAILY HERALD
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Children competing in a potato sack race.

ST. EUSTATIUS--Daughters of the King (DOTK) Foundation held a week of fun-filled activities which came to an end on Friday, February 26.

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  The week started off with some do-it-yourself activities during which the creative young ladies “bedazzled” caps and decorated tea-party hats.

  The second day saw the participants engage in more physical activities during a nature walk. After all the exertion, the group cooled down at the pool.

  DOTK packed several activities into the schedule on Wednesday, such as making dream-catchers and stuffed animals, games, a pyjama spa day and a musical.

  The fourth day featured an elegant high tea afternoon party.

  The final day saw the children and adults take part in a sports day with games and races at Frederick Cranston Ball Field.

  DOTK, led by director Elaine Cuvalay-Jeffrey, counts 70 young girls and seven activity leaders. Parents assisted during the sports day.

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