CB Legacy Scholarship Scheme

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CB Legacy Scholarship Scheme
New year Surprise for the Amos Bursary
CB Legacy Scholarship Scheme
Aaron Wright (Bursary Mentee), Baroness Amos, Leroy Logan (CB Chair and Professional Bursary mentor),
Howard Jeffrey (CB member) Yansi Cooper (Peer Mentor) and Rudi Page (CB member).
The Caribbean Board are delighted to announce that the Amos Bursary are recipients of a Legacy
Scholarship Award of £ 3,000.00 to provide Bursary students with opportunities to develop new skills
and work experience within the private sector.
Supt. Leroy Logan MBE, Chair, The Caribbean Board stated “We are pleased to make this CB Legacy
Scholarship award to Amos Bursary to support the advancement of outstanding young men of
African and Caribbean descent”.
Baroness Amos, who was on a short visit to the UK said “ We are delighted to receive this award,
it will make a difference to the support provided to our most talented students”.
Also attending the presentation ceremony Group Shot left to right is: - Aaron Wright (Bursary Mentee),
Baroness Amos, Leroy Logan (CB Chair and Professional Bursary mentor),
Howard Jeffrey (CB member) Yansi Cooper (Peer Mentor) and Rudi Page (CB member).
The Caribbean Board provided advice to UK Government between 2002 – 2010, on
building relationships between the Diaspora and the region.
The Amos Bursary was set up in 2009 to help British born, state educated, African Caribbean boys
access professional careers. Every year, The Amos Bursary selects outstanding Boys of African
Caribbean heritage from Inner City schools in London. These students have been identified with
the ability and aptitude to pursue professional careers, but have personal, economic or social
factors which could act as a barrier to their academic success.
For more information or to make a donation:
www.amosbursary.org.uk or email [email protected]