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Guyanese, Miriam Andrews, Among Top 4% to Graduate Hugh Wooding with Honours

Congratulations to Miriam Andrew, former Bishops’ High School student, who graduated the Hugh Wooding Law School with top honors.

Miriam was awarded the Oswald J Wilson Memorial Prize (Best Performance in Landlord and Tenant), the Phelps and Co Prize (Best Performance in Civil Procedure and Practice I and the Cameron and Shepherd Prize (Best Performance in Civil Procedure and Practice I and II by a Guyanese student).

While at Law School, Miriam co-founded The Foundation for the Realisation and Elevation of a New Society (FRENS), an NGO which focuses on people with disabilities.Miriam, of Wapishana and East Indian ancestry with ancestral roots in Sandcreek Village, South Rupununi, was the recipient of a scholarship from the Ministry of Indigenous People’s Affairs to attend the Hugh Wooding Law School.

Guyanese among top 4% to graduate from Hugh Wooding with honoursMiriam Andrew, former student of the Bishops’ High School graduated from the Hugh Wooding Law School on October 7, 2017, as one of only two Guyanese on the Principal’s Roll of Honour. She was awarded the Oswald J Wilson Memorial Prize (Best Performance in Landlord and Tenant) – shared […]

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