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Minister of Education, Youth, and Information, Hon Fayval Williams (centre, joins Minister of Transport and Mining, Hon. Robert Montague (third left); and Chief Executive Officer of the Toll Authority, Lerone Laing (left), in presenting tablets to benefit students from rural schools. The devices, donated by the Toll Authority, were handed over at the Ministry of Transport and Mining in Kingston on Tuesday (November 30). Receiving the tablets are students from Iona High School in St. Ann, Anastacia Henry (second left) and Tewalie Reid (third right); principal of St. Ann’s Bay Primary, Trevor Cole (second right); and Guidance Counsellor at Iona High School, Kareen Purcell Bourne.
Minister of Education, Youth, and Information, Hon Fayval Williams (centre, joins Minister of Transport and Mining, Hon. Robert Montague (third left); and Chief Executive Officer of the Toll Authority, Lerone Laing (left), in presenting tablets to benefit students from rural schools. The devices, donated by the Toll Authority, were handed over at the Ministry of Transport and Mining in Kingston on Tuesday (November 30). Receiving the tablets are students from Iona High School in St. Ann, Anastacia Henry (second left) and Tewalie Reid (third right); principal of St. Ann’s Bay Primary, Trevor Cole (second right); and Guidance Counsellor at Iona High School, Kareen Purcell Bourne.

Toll Authority Donates 100 Tablets For Rural Students

Students from several rural schools across the island are to benefit from a donation of 100 tablets by the Toll Authority of Jamaica. The devices were provided under the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information’s ‘One Laptop or Tablet Per...
Examinations and Assessment Officer at the Council of Community Colleges Jamaica (CCCJ), Vanessa Buchanan Williams.
Examinations and Assessment Officer at the Council of Community Colleges Jamaica (CCCJ), Vanessa Buchanan Williams.

Council Of Community Colleges In Jamaica ISO 9001 2015 Certified
Principal of Little Bay Primary and Infant School in Westmoreland , Keron King, examines the chicken coop located in the school’s farm.
Principal of Little Bay Primary and Infant School in Westmoreland , Keron King, examines the chicken coop located in the school’s farm.

Little Bay Primary And Infant School To Expand Farm
Minister of Education, Youth, and Information, Hon. Fayval Williams.
Minister of Education, Youth, and Information, Hon. Fayval Williams.

School Leaders Urged To Make Greater Use Of Technology
Project Manager for the ‘Own Your Own Device’ initiative, at e-Learning Jamaica Limited (e-Ljam), Seymour Rhoden
Project Manager for the ‘Own Your Own Device’ initiative, at e-Learning Jamaica Limited (e-Ljam), Seymour Rhoden

Some 5,000 Teachers To Receive E-vouchers To Purchase Laptops

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Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness (centre), and Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Hon. Fayval Williams (second left) participate in the launch of the National Coding in Schools Programme, during a virtual ceremony on Friday (Nov. 19). The function involved the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to facilitate the implementation of the initiative, which will benefit 400,000 students in grades one to 13 in public schools across the country. Other participants (from left) are: Acting Permanent Secretary in the Education Ministry, Maureen Dwyer; Managing Director, Amber Group, Michael McNaughton; and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Digicel Jamaica, Jabbor Kayumov.
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400,000 Students to Benefit From Roll-Out of National Coding in Schools Programme

Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, on Friday (Nov. 19), officially launched the National Coding in Schools Programme, which will benefit 400,000 students from grades one to 13, and 15,000 teachers in public schools across the country. This follows the successful pilot programme, which was launched by the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Information on May 7, through partnership...
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More Than 170 Complete Results-Based Budget Training

One hundred and seventy-four officials completed training in Results-Based Budgeting as part of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) joint programme. The programme, which exceeded its projected participant target by 45 per cent, included 10 participants from the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service, 87 from the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Information, and 77 from the Ministry of Health...
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Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Hon. Fayval Williams, addressing students at a Sixth-Form Pathway programme town hall held at the Excelsior High School in Kingston on Thursday (November 18).
Education

Students Can Still Graduate at Fifth Form

Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Hon. Fayval Williams, says that students are allowed to graduate at fifth form but are encouraged to return for two additional years of study under the Sixth-Form Pathways. “You are allowed to have all your school-leaving ceremonies… do the speeches, take the pictures, do all of that, but we're saying to you, once you...
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Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness (background, third right), looks on as students of Vision Plus Early Childhood Institution in Westmoreland display some of the tablets that he handed over to the institution on Thursday, November 18. He is joined by staff at the institution.
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Pm Donates 120 Tablets to Four Westmoreland Schools

Students from four schools in Westmoreland have benefited from a donation of 120 tablet computers by Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, through his Positive Jamaica Foundation. The institutions are Peggy Barry Primary and Infant, Vision Plus Early Childhood Institution, Enfield Primary and Infant, and Petersfield High School, which each received 30 tablets. Prime Minister Holness handed over the devices...
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Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Hon. Fayval Williams.
Education

Implementation of MyHR+ In Schools Will Improve Efficiency – Minister

Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Hon. Fayval Williams, says the full rollout of the MyHR+ digital data system in schools will bring greater efficiency and improved customer service experience for stakeholders in the sector. During her virtual presentation at the 21st annual Caribbean Bursars’ Conference on November 18, she said implementation of the system is currently being undertaken at...
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Education Youth and Information Minister The Hon. Fayval Williams (second right) and Member of Parliament for Clarendon South East The Hon. Pearnel Charles jr. (right), present a tablet to student Rhianna Morris during the ceremonial handover of tablets at Green Park Primary and Junior High School on Wednesday (November 17). Principal of the school Michael Jackson (left) looks on.
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Tablets Distributed to Green Park Primary and Junior High School

Minister of Education, Youth and Information The Hon. Fayval Williams has given the assurance that come February 2022, Green Park Primary and Junior High School will be renamed Green Park Primary and Infant School. She was speaking at the ceremonial handover of tablets to students at the school on Wednesday (November 17). "I am happy to be joining forces with...
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Education, Youth and Information Minister, Hon. Fayval Williams (third left) converses with 11th grade students Nicola Leslie and Juwanna Mitchell during the official handover ceremony of a Huawei Idea Hub Interactive Classroom System on Thursday (November 18). Looking on are Member of Parliament for St. Andrew North Western, Dr. the Hon. Nigel Clarke (right); Principal of Pembroke High School, Rev. Claude Ellis (left) and Chief Executive Officer, Huawei Jamaica, Bo Zhou.
Education

Huawei Donates Interactive Classroom Systems to Ministry of Education

Students of the Pembroke Hall High School in St. Andrew now have access to a state-of-the-art Huawei Idea Hub Interactive Classroom System to support online/remote learning. The Idea Hub which was donated by international Information Communication Technology (ICT) firm Huawei Jamaica to the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information, facilitates intelligent collaboration and other features such as intelligent writing, high-definition...
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