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Director of Children and Family Programmes, Child Protection and Family Service Agency (CPFSA), Dr. Warren Thompson
Director of Children and Family Programmes, Child Protection and Family Service Agency (CPFSA), Dr. Warren Thompson

CPFSA to Award Children for Outstanding Academic Achievements

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) will host a celebratory luncheon for 63 youth representing the agency’s Western, Southern, North East and South East regions, for their outstanding academic achievements. The Awards Ceremony will be held on Thursday,...
Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams (left), engages in an interactive learning session with students at the McCam Child Care & Development Centre in Kingston on Wednesday (February 7) in observance of Global School Play Day. She is joined by UNICEF Jamaica Country Representative, Olga Isaza (second left) and Director, Regulation and Monitoring, Early Childhood Commission, Dr. Tracey-Ann Morgan Smith.
Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams (left), engages in an interactive learning session with students at the McCam Child Care & Development Centre in Kingston on Wednesday (February 7) in observance of Global School Play Day. She is joined by UNICEF Jamaica Country Representative, Olga Isaza (second left) and Director, Regulation and Monitoring, Early Childhood Commission, Dr. Tracey-Ann Morgan Smith.

PHOTOS: Minister Williams Plays with Children at McCAM Child Care and Development Centre
A banner is unveiled for the launch of PACE - Positive Attitudes, Courtesies and Ethics - at Our Lady of the Angels Preparatory School in Kingston on Tuesday (February 6). Celebrating (front row, from left) are Lieutenant Governor for Kiwanis Division 23E, Stephan Rampair; Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams; Kiwanis Governor for Eastern Canada and the Caribbean, John Chave; Principal, Marcia Meredith; Head Girl, Kaelyn Lawes; Head Boy, Maliq Gibbs, and other participants.
A banner is unveiled for the launch of PACE - Positive Attitudes, Courtesies and Ethics - at Our Lady of the Angels Preparatory School in Kingston on Tuesday (February 6). Celebrating (front row, from left) are Lieutenant Governor for Kiwanis Division 23E, Stephan Rampair; Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams; Kiwanis Governor for Eastern Canada and the Caribbean, John Chave; Principal, Marcia Meredith; Head Girl, Kaelyn Lawes; Head Boy, Maliq Gibbs, and other participants.

Students to Benefit from PACE
Director of Regulations and Monitoring at the Early Childhood Commission (ECC), Dr. Tracy-Ann Morgan-Smith, told a recent JIS Think Tank that parents should take advantage of the Brain Builder Centres in their area.
Director of Regulations and Monitoring at the Early Childhood Commission (ECC), Dr. Tracy-Ann Morgan-Smith, told a recent JIS Think Tank that parents should take advantage of the Brain Builder Centres in their area.

Parents Encouraged to Take Advantage of Brain Builder Centres
Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams (seated, second right), and Minister of Justice, Hon. Delroy Chuck (seated, third right), sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the continued delivery of restorative practices training in schools across Jamaica. Observing the signing (seated, from left) are Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, Grace Ann Stewart McFarlane; and Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Dr. Kasan Troupe. Also looking on (standing, from left) are Director of the Restorative Justice Branch in the Ministry of Justice, Joanalee Robertson; Principal Director of the Social Justice Division in the Ministry of Justice, Jamie-Ann Chevannes; and the Education Ministry’s Director for Safety and Security in Schools, Richard Troupe. The signing ceremony was held on Monday (February 5) at the head office of the Ministry of Justice in Kingston.
Minister of Education and Youth, Hon. Fayval Williams (seated, second right), and Minister of Justice, Hon. Delroy Chuck (seated, third right), sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the continued delivery of restorative practices training in schools across Jamaica. Observing the signing (seated, from left) are Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, Grace Ann Stewart McFarlane; and Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Dr. Kasan Troupe. Also looking on (standing, from left) are Director of the Restorative Justice Branch in the Ministry of Justice, Joanalee Robertson; Principal Director of the Social Justice Division in the Ministry of Justice, Jamie-Ann Chevannes; and the Education Ministry’s Director for Safety and Security in Schools, Richard Troupe. The signing ceremony was held on Monday (February 5) at the head office of the Ministry of Justice in Kingston.

Ministries of Justice and Education Sign Restorative Practices Training MOU

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Secondary Students Invited to Enter WRA Essay Competition

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National Observance of Play Day February 7

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Head of the St Elizabeth Police, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Coleridge Minto
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Parents Urged to Monitor Children’s Online Use

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Minister of State in the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining, Hon. Franklin Witter, delivers the keynote address during Friday’s (February 2) graduation ceremony for 20 students with hearing impairments who participated in the just concluded 10-week Climate Smart Agriculture Greenhouse Production training programme at the Caribbean Christian Centre for the Deaf (CCCD) in Knockpatrick, Manchester. The ceremony was held at the CCCD. The training programme was organised by the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) in collaboration with the Jamaica Red Cross.
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Twenty Students with Hearing Impairments Certified in Greenhouse Production

Twenty students with hearing impairments, who participated in the just concluded Climate Smart Agriculture Greenhouse Production training programme at the Caribbean Christian Centre for the Deaf (CCCD), are now equipped with the requisite certified skills to undertake agricultural engagements within their communities. The intensive 10-week programme, which was held at the CCCD in Knockpatrick, Manchester, was organised by the Rural...
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NEPA to Host Eighth CSEC Examination Student Sensitisation Webinar on February 8

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