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Members of the Bickersteth Primary School boys choir in St. James, lift their voices at the Ministry Of Education Region 4
Members of the Bickersteth Primary School boys choir in St. James, lift their voices at the Ministry Of Education Region 4's Boys' Choir Festival 2013, which was held on May 28 at the Bethel Primary and Junior High School in Hopewell, Hanover.

Corporate Jamaica Urged to Help Schools Establish Music Programmes

Corporate Jamaica is being urged to help schools acquire musical instruments, to enhance the Ministry of Education’s efforts towards the establishment of performing arts programmes. Regional Director in the Ministry’s Region 4, Hillary Foster, made the appeal as she addressed...
Psychosexual Therapist, Dr. Ruth Westheimer (left), makes a point at a motivational session with students in Western Jamaica, oganized by the Jamaica Fulbright-Humphrey Alumni Association, at the Montego Bay Community College, in St. James, on May 24. Looking on (from second left) are: Board member of the Fulbright Academy, Mr. Kim David Eger; Psychiatrist, Dr. Wendel Abel; Fulbright Ambassador, Dr. Mushtaq Memon and Vice Principal at the College, Dr. Maureen Nelson.
Psychosexual Therapist, Dr. Ruth Westheimer (left), makes a point at a motivational session with students in Western Jamaica, oganized by the Jamaica Fulbright-Humphrey Alumni Association, at the Montego Bay Community College, in St. James, on May 24. Looking on (from second left) are: Board member of the Fulbright Academy, Mr. Kim David Eger; Psychiatrist, Dr. Wendel Abel; Fulbright Ambassador, Dr. Mushtaq Memon and Vice Principal at the College, Dr. Maureen Nelson.

Students Attend Fulbright Session
Minister of Education, Hon. Rev. Ronald Thwaites, repaints a section of the Franklin Town Primary School in Kingston today (May 23), as part of this year’s Labour Day activities at the institution.
Minister of Education, Hon. Rev. Ronald Thwaites, repaints a section of the Franklin Town Primary School in Kingston today (May 23), as part of this year’s Labour Day activities at the institution.

Franklin Town Residents Spruce Up Primary School
State Minister in the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy and Mining, and Member of Parliament for South East St. Andrew, Hon. Julian Robinson (2nd right), assists members of the St. Andrew High School Class of 1963 as they give a face-lift to the Joan Reader Vocational Block of the institution on Labour Day (May 23). They are (from right) Maxine Henry-Wilson, Christene Thwaites-Morin, and Dr. Deanna Ashley
State Minister in the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy and Mining, and Member of Parliament for South East St. Andrew, Hon. Julian Robinson (2nd right), assists members of the St. Andrew High School Class of 1963 as they give a face-lift to the Joan Reader Vocational Block of the institution on Labour Day (May 23). They are (from right) Maxine Henry-Wilson, Christene Thwaites-Morin, and Dr. Deanna Ashley

Students Sit Exam While School Gets Facelift
Minister of Education, Hon. Rev. Ronald Thwaites (left) and General Manager, Strategic Planning and Corporate Affairs, First Heritage Co-operative Credit Union (FHCCU), Maria Morrison (centre), sign Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the annual parenting seminar at the agency’s offices at 10 East Avenue in Kingston, on May 22. At right is Assistant General Manager, Marketing and Communications, FHCCU, Juven Montague Anderson. This year’s seminar will be held on Monday, May 27 at the Knutsford Court Hotel in Kingston and is slated to begin at 4:00 p.m.
Minister of Education, Hon. Rev. Ronald Thwaites (left) and General Manager, Strategic Planning and Corporate Affairs, First Heritage Co-operative Credit Union (FHCCU), Maria Morrison (centre), sign Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the annual parenting seminar at the agency’s offices at 10 East Avenue in Kingston, on May 22. At right is Assistant General Manager, Marketing and Communications, FHCCU, Juven Montague Anderson. This year’s seminar will be held on Monday, May 27 at the Knutsford Court Hotel in Kingston and is slated to begin at 4:00 p.m.

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