In keeping with the tradition of Christmas and the spirit of giving, Trico Group of Companies recently hosted a Children’s Extravaganza at the Tobago Channel 5 compound for the children of the Charlotteville Methodist Primary school and the children of Trico Industries Ltd together with Tobago Channel 5 staff members; it was indeed a fun filled evening for the kids.

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