Irwin High News Today

Jamaica is renowned for its proficiency in organising and showcasing cultural manifestations and school examinations. These achievements are worthy of recognition and accolades, as seen in the efforts of institutions like the Inter-Secondary...

In the week of April 14, some school children were once again involved in scandalous brawls at the Transport Centre in Half-Way Tree and elsewhere. A video showed a young man lift up a bicycle and forcefully ram it on to another student. Boys...

The Jamaica Moves in School (JMIS) initiative has been revitalised in schools across western parishes, thanks to the effort of the Western Regional Health Authority (WRHA). The programme, spearheaded by the Ministry of Health and Wellness (MOHW),...

It was a festive atmosphere at the Manchester High School in Mandeville, Manchester, on Friday as it hosted the main event for National School Moves Day 2024 – a celebration of physical activity and wellness. Under the theme ‘Live Life Moving,...

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Opposition Spokesperson for Education, Senator Damion Crawford has accused the Government of failing to effectively respond to the escala...

The 14-year-old Irwin High schoolboy charged with the murder of his schoolmate was today granted bail in the St James Family Court. The accused his being represented by attorney Maurice McCurdy. McCurdy told The Gleaner that his client is...

Next July, my childhood idol Iron ‘Mike’ Tyson comes out of retirement for a second time, this time to beat some guy named Jake Paul. This is Mike’s second fight since he and Roy Jones embarrassed themselves in 2020. But given how desperate we were...

Head of the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA), Laurette Adams-Thomas, says children must be taught the various ways they can manage their emotions and conflicts. Her comments come against the background of Thursday's...

ST JAMES, Jamaica — The police in St James have revealed that they now have in custody a 14-year-old Irwin High School student in relation to the murder of 1...

ST JAMES, Jamaica— Former champions Granville United could take their spot in the semi-finals of the St James Football Association/Sandals Major League on Saturday, if they can beat Green Pond SC in their return leg game set to be played at Green Pond High, starting at 3:30 pm. Granville United are on 11 points and in second place in Zone A behind zone winners Flanker United and could take their...