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As the first ever sitting of the primary exit profile (PEP) draws closer, the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information has made a number of resources available through its partners to help students prepare for the new exam.

Efforts are being made to strengthen security in and around the Port of Kingston.

On today’s programme, Senate approves new Road Traffic Act; and discussions begin for establishment of aviation school in Jamaica.

Since the Jamaica Promotions Agency JAMPRO engaged the Internationally Monetary Fund in its mission to get the country into the top 10 of the Doing Business Report, work has been underway with the implementing agencies on certain reforms needed to achieve the desired results.

CARICOM Heads of Government have made a number of significant decisions to advance the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME), arising from their latest meeting in Trinidad and Tobago.

Battling the Beet Army Worm.

The National Insurance Scheme.

The Sandals Foundation’s Brain Breaks programme is a new way that can help teachers create the ideal learning environment. It is endorsed by the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information as well the Early Childhood Commission.

The 7th staging of the National Medal for Science and Technology and Innovation Awards saw some of Jamaica’s most brilliant minds being recognised for their achievements in the field.

What you need to know this week.

Head of the Road Safety Unit, Kenute Hare, is urging motorists to make this Christmas different, by exercising greater care and caution on the roads. He recently visited JIS Radio’s Studio 58A, where he shared with host Vaughn Davis, some tips for safe road usage.

Take a minute to do some research before jumping at the next opportunity you hear or see advertised.