Education Minister, Hon. Rev. Ronald Thwaites (left), and Chairman of the National Baking Company, Gary Hendrickson, view the artwork of early childhood students at the 4th anniversary celebration of Crayons Count, held at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in New Kingston on August 26.

On today’s programme we examine Crayons Count’s plans for the future.

Crayons Count #9 - The Involvement of the Sponsors and Partners who made Crayons Count Possible.

On today’s programme we get feedback from several early childhood teachers on the ways Crayons Count has helped them boost teaching and learning at their schools.

On today’s programme, we examine the contents of the learning kits provided by Crayons Count, and show how they help boost teaching and learning.

On today’s programme, Early Childhood Consultant with the Crayons Count Learning Lorry, Shaani- Grace Robinson, gives us some insight into how the Learning Lorry has been helping to support teaching and learning.

On today’s programme, pack your bags and get ready to take a ride in the Crayons Count Learning Lorry

On today’s programme, we take you inside the actual packing process for the Crayons Count learning kits which are distributed to basic and infant schools. .  

A partnership was forged with National Baking Company to help remedy this situation, and the end result was the successful Crayons Count initiative, which has been providing learning materials to basic and infant schools across the island for the past two years.

Do Good Foundation, through its Crayons Count initiative.

Adorned with a beautiful hand-painted mural, and outfitted with age-appropriate toys and furnishings, the new therapeutic playroom at the Office of the Children’s Advocate’s downtown Kingston offices will provide a safe and comfortable space for youngsters who have suffered traumatic experiences. The playroom will be used by the OCA’s Investigations Unit to treat and counsel children aged two to 18....

State Minister in the Education, Youth and Information Ministry, Hon. Floyd Green, has called on Members of Parliament (MPs) to help early-childhood institutions (ECIs) in their constituencies to become certified. Making his contribution to the 2017/18 Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives on April 5, Mr. Green said the MPs should channel some of the Constituency Development Fund (CDF)...

Programme Manager, Mutual Building Societies Foundation, Dr. Renee Rattray, is urging local educators to change their approach to teaching in order to reach the island’s most marginalised and vulnerable children. Dr. Rattray was addressing key stakeholders at the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Activate Talks workshop at the University of West Indies, Mona, on September 29. In her presentation, she...

Voices of some of the 130 thousand children from 2 thousand 5 hundred schools across Jamaica, who have already benefitted from the Do Good Foundation, through its Crayons Count initiative.