Jamaica’s Promise

On today’s edition of Jamaica’s Promise, Golden Grove All Age in St. Ann to remind us of the contributions of our Heroes during heritage week.

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

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

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

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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.

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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 Feeding Programme to several schools in Trelawny. Press play to hear more about this initiative on Jamaica’s Promise.

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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.

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

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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 this edition of Jamaica’s Promise.

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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 and learn more on Jamaica’s Promise.

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Holland Primary School has been active in improving and protecting the natural environment through a number of initiatives on an off campus. Principal, Simone Doctor, says this started with the previous Principal and she continues to enforce a clean environment at the school. Listen to this edition of Jamaica’s Promise to find out more.

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The Spaulding High School in Clarendon has been renamed in honour of former Principal, Alphansus Davis who served the 46 year old institution for 31 years. During Davis’ tenure at the helm a number of achievements were recorded. Listen to this edition of Jamaica’s Promise to learn more about how this institution is impacting the lives of students.

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Fair Prospect Primary School receives two new classrooms and window replacements, thanks to the National Education Trust (NET), and the Embassy of Japan. The new classrooms currently host two grade six classes preparing for the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations. Listen to this edition of Jamaica’s Promise to get the details.

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Norman Manley High School, named in honour of the island’s first and only Premier and National Hero, the Right Excellent Norman Washington Manley, is celebrating its golden jubilee. A yearlong series of activities in recognition of the milestone was launched in September at the institution’s location in Maxfield Avenue, Kingston with the release of 50 balloons featuring the school’s colours – blue and green. Listen to Jamaica’s Promise to learn more.

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Tarrant High School in Kingston is positioning its students to take advantage of jobs in the areas of robotics, programming and animation. Principal, Paul Hall, who has been at the helm of the school since 2017, says the institution is already creating a name for itself in the area of robotics. Listen to Jamaica’s Promise to learn more about how this robotics club is making waves.

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