Kingston Technical News Today

EAGER HIGH school students converged on the Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston last Wednesday to attend a novel Nature-based Solutions (NbS) advocacy conference designed to equip them with first-hand knowledge of the skills and interventions...

KINGSTON, Jamaica— There will be some mouth-watering clashes in the ISSA Digicel Manning Cup quarter-final groups which were decided on Wednesday with defending champions Jamaica College, St George’...

ENGAGING WITH Jamaica’s vibrant youth population on nature-based approaches to cope with climate change has been an important goal of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) CityAdapt climate adaptation project scoped for Kingston and two...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Normality is expected to return Friday to two of the nation’s main public agencies- the Petrojam Oil Refinery and the National Water Commission (NWC) - affected by worker protests...

An occasional whiff of breeze from the nearby sea does little to ease the sweltering heat that blankets the Donald Quarrie High School in east Kingston. With almost no trees to provide shelter from the sun’s onslaught, the institution, built in the...

More than 1,000 boys of St George’s College were educated on internet safety and the dangers of phishing during the school’s implementation of the Flow Foundation’s Connected and Protected Safer Inter...

The Connected and Protected Safer Internet School Grant (SISG) made its final stop at Wolmer’s Girls’ School on Monday, June 26 as the Flow Foundation wrapped up its online safety sessions for the sch...

TEENAGERS in Arnett Gardens, St Andrew, say they are being forced to defend themselves or portray tough demeanours to keep school bullies at bay. Eleven youngsters gave their views freely on the ...

A harsh Jamaican reality is that many adults are inclined to violence as a first resort in dealing with disagreements and perceived slights. It explains, to some extent, the appallingly high crim...

KINGSTON, Jamaica— A total of 500 schools are being targeted for restorative justice practices this year, as the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Education continue to promote alternative disp...