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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”.

The Cause for Change Foundation, in partnership with the VM Foundation and the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, recently staged the QEC 26 Environment Quiz & Expo. The event, held under the theme “Conserve, Preserve, Revive", brought together 13 primary schools from St. Ann to test their environmental knowledge and awareness, while engaging in meaningful discussions on climate...

With pride, Lannamann's Preparatory School commemorates its golden anniversary after fifty years of education, development, and priceless memories.  For half a century, the school has fostered a community where students are motivated to dream big, succeed, and take on leadership roles....committed to a mission to produce self-respecting, socially responsible, independent and well-rounded individuals.

                    The cool hills of St. Andrew lit up with excitement on Thursday, February 5, as Lawrence Tavern Primary School observed Career Day 2026 under the theme ‘Big Dreams, Bright Futures: Learning Today, Leading Tomorrow,’ From doctors and surgeons to astronauts and athletes, singers, wedding planners, and artists students showed up...

Courage, Energy and Patience are three ingredients to the formula used by Guy’s Hill High School student Shanique Harisson to earn her place on the National Merit List for the 2025 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Integrated Science Examination placing 10th.

Even the smallest hands can make a big difference.... and that’s exactly what the students of the St. Mary-based Robin’s Bay Primary School have been proving. For the past three years, the school has been actively participating in an annual beach clean-up activity, transforming environmental stewardship into hands-on, actionable action.

Fair Prospect High School is one of 56 schools on the Ministry of Education’s National School Learning and Intervention Plan (NSLIP) who achieved significant gains in the 2025 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) English A examination. The school is celebrating significant progress as student performance in the subject area jumped from 40 to 73 percent, when compared to their previous...

Crème de la Crème through Courage, Energy, Patience…. was the formula Guy’s Hill High School’s Jurson Lewis used in his 2025 CSEC exams to demonstrate that he was a cut above the rest. While many young people shy away from farming, Jurson Lewis embraced it…. His passion and devotion for agriculture earned him 7th place on the national merit list...