Five high school students of Caribbean descent received tertiary level scholarships from the Caribbean Educators' Association (CARE), at the fourth annual scholarship banquet on Friday (March 20), at the Crowne...

Operators of some 75 early childhood institutions in Kingston and St. Andrew are set to benefit from training to improve health and safety standards at the facilities. The Council for...

Assistant Chief Education Officer in the Student Assessment Unit, at the Ministry of Education, Sharon Neil, is appealing to parents to support and not pressure their children, in light of...

Permanent Secretary in the Education Ministry, Audrey Sewell, has called on corporate Jamaica to form collaborative partnerships with the Government to improve the education sector. According to Mrs. Sewell, the...

The Ministry of Education's target of 100 per cent competence in literacy and numeracy in primary and secondary schools, could be significantly boosted by the Fun 4 Kidz/Sanya Richards Fast...

The Rotary Club of Mandeville, Manchester, has contributed $100,000 to the Sickle Cell Trust, for the screening of children in the parish. President of the club, McClooney Blair, who made...

Seventy-five teachers, who were recently trained to integrate Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) into the formal teaching-learning process, graduated on Friday, March 13, in a ceremony held at the Hampton...

Prime Minister Bruce Golding has said that the Government would be embarking on a national education initiative to build schools, under the Ministry of Education's National Education Fund. According to...

Minister of Finance and the Public Service, Audley Shaw, has said that Jamaica's economic transformation must be underpinned by corresponding pursuits in education. Mr. Shaw contended that it is only...

Eight more corporate area schools are to benefit from the Reading for Educational Achievement and Development Programme (READ), which is aimed at improving the reading and comprehension skills of basic...

Local construction firm, Surrey Paving and Aggregate, has partnered with Singapore's Air Transport Training College (ATTC) to open the Caribbean Aerospace College in Jamaica, which will provide training in aircraft...