Minister of Labour and Social Security, Hon. Pearnel Charles, has called on Guidance Counsellors to assist students with making better career choices, as too many are sitting examinations in subjects...

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The Ministry of Education hails Dr. Leila Thomas and her contribution to literacy education and the library service in Jamaica.Dr. Thomas, who passed away at 88-years-old on Sunday, January 2,...

A number of activities, aimed at encouraging young Jamaicans to display positive values, are being planned for this year by Students for Transformation (SFT), the youth arm of the National...

The Ministry of Education has received some 10,000 copies of the popular version of 'Vision 2030 Jamaica - National Development Plan', from the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ). The booklets,...

The Jamaica Survey of Living Conditions is showing a near 11 per cent increase in the number of children who benefited from the Ministry of Education's School Feeding Program (SFP)...

The Black River High School in St. Elizabeth, on (December 14), honoured ten retired staff members for long service to the institution, at a special 'Evening of Love' held at...

Wolmer's Boys' and Girls' high schools in Kingston have benefited from the generosity of their Alumni Association in Toronto, Canada, to the tune of C$50,000. "2010 has been a giving...

The St. Elizabeth Parish Council awarded two nursing scholarships to Northern Caribbean University (NCU) students from the parish on (December 9). Outlining details of the scholarships, Mayor of Black River,...

The cheques for teachers' salaries of non bursar-paid schools, including retroactive sums, have been sent to the regional offices of the Ministry of Education. The sums for bursar paid schools...

Project for the Advancement of Childhood Education (PACE) Canada has adopted 28 basic schools in the last seven months, bringing the total number of basic schools adopted in Jamaica to...