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RADA urging farmers to wear protective gear while clearing their property

Principal of the St. Catherine-based Charlemont Garth Gayle says his school is on an upward trajectory after recording an exemplary performance in this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations. The students maintained an 81% pass rate in CSEC English Language and more than doubled performance numbers in Mathematics moving from a 16% pass rate to 36%.

Principal of the St. Catherine-based Charlemont Garth Gayle says his school is on an upward trajectory after recording an exemplary performance in this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations. The students maintained an 81% pass rate in CSEC English Language and more than doubled performance numbers in Mathematics moving from a 16% pass rate to 36%.

RADA urging farmers in eastern parishes to increase production.

With some146,000 buildings island-wide sustaining varying levels of structural damage from the onslaught of hurricane Melissa, a discussion on the Building Act is in order. In today’s Edition of You and the Law, we’ll review a call from one Local Authority for reforms to the Act to bolster local hurricane preparedness. Stay tuned.

Since 2011, the National College for Educational Leadership, NCEL, has been playing a key role in designing and executing leadership programmes for principals, middle managers, aspiring leaders and other stakeholders in the education sector. And recently 263 teachers and school leaders successfully completed training programmes offered by the institution, these include the Inclusive School Leadership Training Programme, the professional qualification...

The Ministry of Agriculture launches aggressive recovery plan for the sector supported by initial $450 million dollars.

If you’re looking for somewhere to relax and cool out over the weekend, then taking a trip to one of the UDC’s beach facilities along the North coast is just the remedy for you.

As Jamaica continues to rebuild after Hurricane Melissa, the Government remains steadfast in its efforts to help restore a sense of normalcy for everyone affected.

RADA encouraging farmers to pay close attention to soil health to prevent diseases and preserve crop health.

Children’s emotional well-being can go unnoticed following disasters, but the reality is that the emotional stress can be harder on them. In today’s programme, President of the Jamaica Psychiatric Association, Dr Brian Kazarra discusses the likely impact children can face following disasters. Stay tuned.