Some 2,000 new school spaces will be available for the new academic year, which commences on September 7. Director, Technical Services in the Ministry of Education, Errol Golding, made the...

The Ministry of Education is behind schedule with the delivery and distribution of approved textbooks for the new academic year, but expects the exercise to be completed by the end...

The Ministry of Education is working in conjunction with the Jamaica Library Service (JLS), to establish a number of satellite centres on parenting in the parish libraries islandwide. This was...

Custos of St. Thomas, Hon. Marcia Bennett, has said that the success of Jamaicans in the areas of sports, culture, business, academics and community development must be shared with youths...

Director, National Transformation Programme (NTP), Reverend Al Miller, has charged participants in the Students for Transformation (SFT) programme to be strong, solid youths, as they are the agents of change....

Eleven children of the staff of the Office of the Prime Minister and the Cabinet Office were personally congratulated by Prime Minister the Hon. Bruce Golding, who encouraged them to...

About 85 per cent of early childhood institutions have submitted applications for registration. This has been disclosed by Regional and Community Intervention Co-ordinator at the Early Childhood Commission (ECC), Mr....

Jamaican sprint queens Shelly-Ann Fraser and Kerron Stewart were special guests at today's launch of the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission's public education campaign, at the high-profiled "Champions in Sport for Good"...

Donations of school supplies were distributed to basic schools in St. Catherine, by the Social Development Commission (SDC), today (August 20), at the Parish Office in Spanish Town. Representatives from...

Education Minister, Honourable Andrew Holness, has assured teachers that they will be paid what is owed to them, beginning in April 2010. "There are some constraints that Government is required...

The back-to-school financial stress has been reduced for one university student and 30 others entering high school, after they were awarded a scholarship and bursaries by the Jamaica Public Service...