Lucea Primary News Today

WESTERN BUREAU: Two Hanover schools, Lucea Primary and Esher Primary, are the first to receive donations from Dreams 4 Jamaica, a newly formed charitable organisation comprising Jamaicans in the US. Principals for both schools, Mrs Y. Anderson-...

WESTERN BUREAU The hard work, determination and sacrifices made by 30 students, 15 each from the Esher Primary and Lucea Primary schools in western Hanover have been celebrated by the Henworth and Sarah Campbell Family Foundation. The students will...

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Rousseau Primary and St Patrick’s Primary schools emerged champions of the Institute of Sports (INSPORTS) Kingston and St Andrew Primary School Football and Netball competitions re...

POINT, Hanover — With the self-awareness to recognise that he "wasn't born naturally smart", 12-year-old Tariq-Maxwell Anderson decided he would put in the work needed to become an engineer. His d...

Educators celebrated in Hanover as they gathered for the official relaunch of the Lucea Infant School on Thursday, April 21. Through a partnership with the Digicel Foundation and the Early Childhood ...

The historic town of Lucea, Hanover is the latest recipient of a public Wi-Fi hotspot and its residents were urged to maximise the opportunities internet access provides. On Friday April 22, Flow, in ...

Noelita Lawrence-Ricketts He’s an energetic and talismanic individual, one of the finest Western Jamaica has produced in recent years, and his given name is Dwayne Gregory Ambusley, affectionately known as ‘Stebie’. Ambusley, coach of the Montego Bay United (MBU) outfit and former outstanding player for the said club, guiding them to two championship crowns, hails from the quiet, close-knitted and remotely unknown community of Dry Hill, Lucea, in the parish of Hanover. ‘Stebie’, an ex...

Minister of Education, Youth and Information Fayval Williams (left), accepts a tablet from Charge d’Affaires, United States Embassy in Jamaica, John McIntyre, on Tuesday (February 2), at the Ministry, at Heroes Circle, in Kingston, after accepting samples of computers to be distributed among 10 schools. The United States, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID, has so far donated approximately 2,000 tablets and laptop devices to the Ministry of Education for di...

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The United States has reinforced its commitment to education and develo...