KINGSTON — Jamaica's Educational institutions are to benefit from low-cost refurbished computers, distributed by a technology centre established by the Camara Jamaica Foundation Limited at the Penwood High School, Kingston....

MONTEGO BAY — Minister of Education, Hon. Andrew Holness, has stated Government's commitment to continue to expand access to tertiary education in Jamaica. He said contrary to public opinion, there...

KINGSTON — The Government of the People's Republic of China has presented six scholarships, for Jamaican students to pursue tertiary studies in that country over two to four years. The...

KINGSTON — Children  attending schools  that are benefitting from the Government's School Feeding Programme should have a healthy start  to the new school year in September. Contracts have been approved ...

MONTEGO BAY — The Paul Island Early Childhood Institution in Westmoreland has benefitted from approximately $32,000 (CAD$365) in support from PACE (Project for the Advancement of Childhood Education) Canada under...

KINGSTON — The Ministry of Education has partnered with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), to implement a Literacy Assessment Monitoring Programme (LAMP) to accurately assess literacy...

Minister of Education, Hon. Andrew Holness, has called on parents to make sure that their children attend school regularly. “If you are experiencing difficulty, make the authorities aware. There is...

KINGSTON — Minister of Education, Hon. Andrew Holness, says that everything is in place for the Malvern Special High School in St. Elizabeth to accommodate students by the end of...

KINGSTON — Cabinet has approved two contracts valued at more than $62 million for construction and expansion works at two basic schools in St. Andrew and St. Catherine. This was...

MONTEGO BAY — Operations Director at Noranda Jamaica Bauxite Partners (NJBP) in Discovery Bay, St. Ann, Delroy Dell, says the company will continue to partner with the Ministry of Education...

MONTEGO BAY — Thousands of students from primary schools across Jamaica are to benefit from an E-Learning Computer Project when the new academic year commences in September. Some 500 reconditioned...