Ardenne Preparatory

Teachers and students at Tarrant High School in St. Andrew are set to benefit from the establishment of a Smart Math lab at the institution. Principal, Paul Hall, says Tarrant High like many other schools, has a challenge with mathematics, and the main idea behind the creation of the lab is to use technology to engage the children, who for the most part, are visual learners and technologically-savvy. The lab will be equipped with the latest technology that will allow instructors to interact with mathematics specialists from anywhere in the world through smartphones and other devices while they teach.

Nestled in the northeast region of St. Catherine in the rural district – Glengoffe you will find the Grateful Hill Primary and Infant School. Principal of the institution, George Moodie says the school has rolled out several initiatives to boost literacy and numeracy and expand students’ skills. In addition to creating a positive environment for students to grow academically, there is also a thrust to introduce students to agricultural practices to among other things, sustain the sector. To this end, Grateful Hill Primary has established a thriving agricultural project with the support of the St. Catherine 4-H Clubs, Rural Agricultural Development Authority, Social Development Commission and Jamaica Broilers.

On today’s edition of Jamaica’s Promise, we feature the Gregory Park Primary School.

On today’s edition of Jamaica’s Promise, Waterford Primary School rolls out an initiative geared towards teaching students about etiquette and poise.

On today’s edition of Jamaica’s Promise, Barrett Town All Age to benefit from new Infant Department.

The Petersfield Primary School ‘Jamaica Moves’ club is making strides in promoting healthy lifestyle habits among staff and students. Coordinator of the club, Crystal-Gaye Scott, says as part of the healthy lifestyle thrust the Westmoreland-based institution has stopped the sale of sugary drinks on the compound.