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In a bid to confront the longstanding issue of hair discrimination within schools, the Ministry of Education recently released a set of revised guidelines aimed at fostering inclusivity and challenging the unfair targeting of students based on their hair texture, style, or cultural practices. But while this initiative may appear to be a significant step
During the pandemic, counselling psychologist Sule Joseph noticed “a marked increase” in the reporting of children using “mal adaptive coping strategies” such as self harming. “There are positive coping mechanisms like exercise, meditation, art and so on, but you can have negative ways of coping with stressful situations like smoking or drinking excessively, taking pills,
THE Ministry of Youth Development and National Service has relaunched its 40 Under 40 Programme which aims to connect youth development influencers with students at 26 secondary schools across TT, as well as communities across both islands. Speaking at the launch of the programme on Monday at Castle Killarney, the ministry’s permanent secretary Sean Ramrattan
PNM stands with Young Friday 15 January 2021 Belmont Secondary School student Jaheim Charles receives a laptop from Senator Laurel Lezama-LeeSing, as The Youth Mobilisation Foundation presents electronic devices to students of the Belmont community at the school on, Belmont Circular Road, Belmont, Thursday. - ROGER JACOB SENATOR Laurel Lezama-Lee Sing on Thursday asked residents of Port of Spain/St Ann’s West to “let their voices be heard” in support of their MP Stuart Young who will face a motion of no confidence in Parliament next Friday. The motion is expected to be debated durin...
Children's Authority director Nichola Harvey-Mitchell - NATALIE MILES The adage, “It takes a village to raise a child” is something the director of the Children’s Authority is hoping to achieve over the next three years to ensure the protection of children. Nichola Harvey-Mitchell, 50, took up her role in March last year and has big plans for the organisation, from reform and self-sustainability to legislative changes. Harvey-Mitchell, who has been an advocate for children in her personal life, told Sunday Newsday she intended to fully explore the rights of a child and ensure they were...