As we anxiously wait for Monday’s festivities to arrive, students from the Nursery and Primary schools across Guyana had their taste of the “Mashramani fever” yesterday.An early Friday morning stroll along the streets of Georgetown revealed bright colours,Cheap Soccer Jerseys, waving flags, and gloriously dressed children enjoying the melodies of local and Caribbean soca artists.Headmistress of South Road Nursery, Ms. Tyefia London,Wholesale NFL Jerseys China, was in high spirits as she boasted that the teachers in her school all came up with different costume concepts for their individual classes. “The teachers started to plan this year’s costumes since Mash 2014″, she joked.London told Kaieteur News that for the past week, the students were learning about nationhood and Guyana’s national symbols, and now have great appreciation for this year’s Mashramani theme, “One People,Wholesale Jerseys, One Culture,Wholesale Jerseys, One Celebration.” She said that the children now understand that Mashramani is an Amerindian word which means,NFL Jerseys From China, celebration after hard work.When asked about the children’s response to yesterday’s festivities, London highlighted, “the children were happy to be on the road. We had approximately 200 students accompanied by parents, and they were all gyrating to the music. I even saw some of them doing some things that left me surprised.”Roxanne Burnham Nursery School students stood bright and beautiful while preparing to leave their school’s compound. Their neatly put-together march was led by a second year student, dressed as a delicate flower. Students could be seen dancing as they orderly made their way into a line to take the streets of the South Ruimveldt area.One parent even volunteered his services as a music cart pusher,China NFL Jerseys, to DJ for the march yesterday. Another parent told this newspaper that this exercise is a team effort and parents should take pride in coming out and marching with their children’s school.The St. Stephen’s Primary School children emanated an image of creativity and wisdom, as their health themed procession made its way down the streets of Georgetown yesterday. The school’s band was led by two young ladies, one carrying a float depicting a smoker’s body, the other boldly implying “Say no to drugs”.The other students could be seen following closely behind in costumes made out of the colours of the Golden Arrow Head and the cultural wear.Making their way down the East Bank Public Road, was Coven Garden Primary School, with students clad in colourful t-shirts and cultural wear which reflected our six peoples.Grade four teacher and coordinator of the School’s road march and rally, Miss Petronella Peters, said that yesterday was the final day of a week of activities for the students of her school.Peters averaged that approximately 150 students participated in the march and were preparing to head back to school to start their cultural presentations.Photos saved in Saturday in Mash Pics Folder