Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body...Reading strengthens the mind just as exercise strengthens the body. This is the mindset of teachers and thought leaders at St Francis Primary & Infant School who continue to reinforce to their students that reading is an important superpower to have and nurture....

Famous author Dr. Seuss once said, “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go” ....... And on Tuesday, May 05, reading took us to St. Francis Primary and Infant School for National Read Across Jamaica Day 2026.

As broadcasters, journalists, presenters, on-air talent, and trained media professionals, it’s not uncommon to feel a sense of pressure when you stop to consider the thousands sometimes millions of people engaging with your content, whether live or recorded. Now imagine having that responsibility for 3 days as a youngster between the ages of 7 and 17.... Frightening isn’t it? But...

On today’s edition of Jamaica’s Promise, we’re giving our grade 6 students some tips heading into PEP exams this week....

Sixty-five years ago, in April 1961, St. Andrew Technical High School more popularly referred to as STATHS, was established out of a bold vision for education by former Governor-General Sir Florizel Glasspole during his time as Education Minister. Developed in partnership with the Ministry of Education, the institution opened its doors to just 130 students and 8 teachers.

Curious minds met career opportunities at St. Mary Technical High School on March 25, as students explored options and learned what their futures could hold at the school’s career expo.  

"Floreat collegium, Fervet Opus in Campis – May the College Flourish....Work is burning in the field and for Jamaica College, that fire blazed brighter than ever this past weekend, rising above their competition at the recently concluded ISSA Boys and Girls Championships. The boys of 189 Old Hope Road delivered a performance of power, precision, and pride, racking up a...

Independence City Primary School recently celebrated their students for their outstanding academic achievement and exemplary discipline at the school’s recent Evening of Excellence Awards Ceremony. The atmosphere was one of pride and accomplishment as students were presented with trophies and citations for embodying the day’s theme “We Believe, We Achieve, And We Succeed”.