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Top performing boy and girl in 2022 PEP exams share their thoughts on learning that they were top performers in the country.

The Embassy of the Dominican Republic carried out a facelift of Franklin Town Primary under its Adopt a School Programme.

The government has committed to ensuring a successful academic year despite the challenges being faced by the education sector

20,000 high school students benefit from training and certification through Global Services Sector Bootcamp

We tell you more about the National Summer School Programme and the Simon Bolivar Cultural Centre Summer Arts Programme.

As the confirmed cases for COVID-19 increases, students will be at home for about two weeks. Today we will share some tips on how to create a learning space for your child while they are at home. Press play to hear more on this edition of Jamaica's Promise.

The Government is keen on agriculture playing an even greater role in the country’s economic growth, and in keeping with this thrust, special effort is being made to ensure our people develop an appreciation of the sector from a young age. As such the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) recently partnered with Jamaica 4-H Clubs to reintroduce the School Garden...

The parish of St. Elizabeth is known for several attractions including the YS Falls, Lovers’ Leap, the famous Bamboo Avenue more popularly known as Holland Bamboo and the Black River Safari. It is also known as the home of Brae's River Primary School, press play to learn more about what this school is doing on this edition of Jamaica's Promise.

Press play on this edition of Jamaica's Promise to get updated on the latest with the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) Examinations.

The 800 students at Penwood High School in St. Andrew, are now benefitting from a recent infrastructure upgrade with the School now boasting a new state-of the-art information and communications technology (ICT) Centre. The centre was established with support from the Overseas Examinations Commission, the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information, and other stakeholders. Press play to learn more on...

Students of Richmond Park Primary School in North Central Clarendon will soon be able to travel in comfort to and from school. This as the Japanese Government has provided the school with grant funding towards the purchase of a 29-seater Coaster bus. The financial assistance is being provided under the Japanese Government’s Grant Assistance for Grassroots and Human Security Project. Press play...