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Tourism Sector to implement transformational development projects and Government assures public sector workers of lump sum on retirement.

In this week’s edition, Government announces plans for the establishment of Town Centres across the island and Cabinet approves GOJ Health Card.

Green Paper on the revised National Youth Policy to be tabled in Parliament by September and close to 150 children removed from police lockups between January 2012 and May 2013.

Key IMF talk underway in Washington, Health Ministry signs contract for 17 new ambulances and a bill to protect journalists from lawsuits in the execution of their duties to be brought before parliament.

Prime Minister Simpson Miller hails MegaMart investment; Farmers to get cash up front on retail produce; and upcoming Diaspora Conference to focus on investment and trade opportunities for Jamaica.

To ensure that the girls at harbor view primary mature into great women, they were treated to a Girls’ Day earlier this month on June 14, where the focus was placed just on them. The boys were given the day off from school, and the girls had the facilities all to themselves.

When Yvonne Miller Wisdom, principal of John Rollins Primary, conceptualized the Reading Marathon and Math Olympics events, she had no idea it would be as successful as it is now. At the outset, they were designed as fun ways to help her students boost their literacy and numeracy scores. Now the reading marathon and math Olympics have morphed into national...

When Jennifer Vassell-Reid began thinking up ways to motivate her primary school students several ideas came to mind. But among them, one kept sticking out. It was something she had seen done at Operation Restoration School, with quite remarkable results for the children. Convinced it could work at Norman Gardens Primary, she got to work planning it and putting it...

We all must do our part to protect the environment, especially our trees. They beautify, provide food, shade and the most precious resource oxygen.

It’s tough being an inner-city school. There are so many reasons not to give of your best, like, the threat of crime and violence and limited community involvement. But it is precisely because the staff at Tavares Gardens Primary has chosen to work under such conditions that make them so special. Principal Lynette Malcolm has been at the school since...

Rousseau Primary wants to be an oasis for children in the communities it serves, and beyond that. On arrival at the school, one of the first things you’ll notice is the immaculate condition of the grounds.