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WHILE ATTENDING Robert Lightbourne High School in St Thomas, Homar Richardson was frequently absent. The 17-year-old told The Gleaner that on some school days, he had to help his father at the family farm in the rural district of Moffat in the...

Aspects of the report, The Reform of Education in Jamaica (2021), led by Professor Orlando Patterson, are alarming, to put it mildly. From this newspaper's perspective, the assertion that, "A bre...

OVER 20,000 students are now enrolled in the Sixth Form Pathways Programme, which Education Minister Fayval Williams says is unprecedented and signals that students a re making a deliberate cho...

By Carlena Knight Carlena.knight@antiguaobserver.com Although consideration is being given to it in other Caribbean islands, there have been no real discussions over adding sixth form facilities to the nation’s public secondary schools. Director of Education Clare Browne explained that there are several factors that would hinder the move, the biggest…

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Prime Minister Andrew Holness outlined that the Sixth Form Pathways Programme (SFPP) is a social tool that will help to address deviance among the youth. Addressing a recent educat...

SCHOOL administrators want the Government to hold off on the planned implementation of the Sixth Form Pathways Programme until all areas of concern have been addressed. According to Jamaica Teac...

KINGSTON, Jamaica — While thousands of students are preregistered for the Sixth-Form Pathways Programme, set to kick off at high schools and select community and teachers’ colleges in the new academic...

KINGSTON, Jamaica — With increasing worry that there could be a shortage of teachers at the start of the new school term on September 5 dominating the news over the past few weeks, the Minister of Edu...

MANDEVILLE , Manchester — Stakeholders at the Bellefield High School, a few miles n...

MANDEVILLE , Manchester — Stakeholders at the Bellefield High School, a few miles n...