The Sir Novelle Richards Academy, the country’s newest secondary school, has secured its second consecutive title in the Mr. and Ms. Teenage Pageant.

Last night, Gabrielle Hamlet brought home the crown for her school in the female category, following in the footsteps of last year’s winner, Lutrell John, who was crowned Mr. Teenage from the same institution.

Mandela Anyandjuh and Gabrielle Hamlet Crowned Mr. and Ms. Teenage

Hamlet’s performance was marked by her poise and elegance throughout the competition. She particularly stood out during the interview segment and impressed the judges with her exceptional talent presentation—a dance that raised awareness about child neglect.

In the male category, Mandela Anyandjuh from St. Joseph’s Academy claimed the title. His confident personality resonated throughout the event, and he maintained a consistent performance across all segments of the competition.

Mandela Anyandjuh and Gabrielle Hamlet Crowned Mr. and Ms. Teenage

The competition was fierce, with all delegates delivering impressive performances. In the female category, Anya Hull secured the first runner-up position, while Aniah Laurent of Princess Margaret School (PMS) was named second runner-up. It’s worth noting that last year’s Ms. Teenage, Ajanae Bleau, also hailed from PMS.

For the male category, Ja’quan Christopher of Clarehall Secondary took the first runner-up spot, and Drayton Payne of Glanvilles Secondary School was awarded second runner-up.

This year’s pageant showcased the talents and personalities of 13 young individuals from various schools across the country, highlighting the depth of talent among the nation’s youth.

Mandela Anyandjuh and Gabrielle Hamlet Crowned Mr. and Ms. Teenage

The event continues to be a platform for teenagers to demonstrate their skills, confidence, and awareness of social issues.