Education Minister Fayval Williams is hoping Jamaican children will learn how to solve conflicts without resorting to violence. Speaking in Parliament on Tuesday, in the aftermath of the stabbing death of a 15-year-old student at Irwin High School.
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Sabrina Edwards, a fifth-form student at Maud McLeod High School in Westmoreland, secured first place in the Ministry of Education and Youth’s (MoEY) TREND Dance Challenge. The announcement ceremony, held on Monday, February 5, marked the.
KINGSTON, Jamaica Sabrina Edwards, a fifth-form student at Maud McLeod High School in Westmoreland, secured first place in the Ministry of Education and Youth’s (MoEY) TREND Dance Challenge. The announcement ceremony, held on Monday, February 5, marked the conclusion of the competition, where Edwards not only claimed the top spot but also earned a cash prize of $100,000. According to a news release on Tuesday, the Ministry of Education.
One thing that has kept Adrianna McKnight going is a solar-powered tablet received from the One Tab in School Initiative. The testimony of Adrianna, a five-year-old who witnessed her stepfather being murdered, was delivered by her basic school’s.
WESTERN BUREAU: Dr Kasan Troupe, permanent secretary for the Ministry of Education and Youth (MOEY), is encouraging students to take advantage of investments which have been made for their education, and avoid negative practices like continuous and.
WESTERN BUREAU: Dr Kassan Troupe, permanent secretary in the Ministry of Education and Youth, has charged students at all levels of the education section to embrace the investments being made towards their educational development, and to be their.
ST JAMES, Jamaica - Minister of Education and Youth, Fayval Williams, says the Ministry is committed to implementing measures to equip students with “future-ready” skills. “As we move forward, we want our schools to be equipped with technology, so that you, our students, have full exposure to what is there, because none of us… can say with any great certainty what jobs will be available to our students in 10.