Minister of Transport and Works, Michael Henry, has said all Jamaicans have a duty to contribute to the education system, especially at the early childhood level, to ensure a wholesome...

Seventeen students from Northern Clarendon are the beneficiaries of scholarships, totaling $500,000, from the Constituency Development Fund (CDF). The scholarships were awarded as part of an educational programme run by...

Professor the Hon. Errol Laurence Miller O.J. has been installed as the first Chancellor of Mico University College(formerly Mico Teachers College), Kingston. Chairman of the Lady Mico Trust, Henry Buxton,...

Campion College student, Sherraine Phillips, was named the winner of the Access to Information (ATI) Unit's National Essay Competition on Thursday(April 2). She won the competition with an essay on...

Twelve-year old Huddoy Walters is the pride of Port Antonio Primary, having copped top honours in the Junior Division of the 2009 Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) Environmental Poster Competition. For...

The House of Representatives on Tuesday (March 31), approved a Government guarantee of US$2.75 million, of a loan of US$5.5 million to the University of the West Indies (UWI), to...

Approximately 64 schools are to receive security fencing, as part of the safety and security initiative of the Ministry of Education (MOE), at a cost of $429.7 million, during the...

Students For Transformation, the grouping of corporate area secondary schools, has launched a campaign aimed at promoting peace and camaraderie leading up to the staging of the Boys' and Girls'...

The Caribbean Maritime Institute (CMI), in association with Security Administrators Limited (SAL), will officially launch a four-year Bachelor of Science degree in Security Administration and Management, at the Knutsford Court...

The Jamaica Library Service (JLS) today (March 26), received $1.3 million from the Rockhouse Foundation, to purchase books for the Negril Branch Library. The presentation was made at a ceremony...

Everything is in place for the 2009 sitting of the Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT) on Thursday March 26 and Friday March 27. Forty nine thousand seven hundred students are...