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Today, we’ll have a look at what the Education Ministry is doing to enhance and complement teaching methods in schools.

Forty persons with disabilities have improved their prospects for employment with the attainment of new skill sets under the Recognising Abilities through Training Employment and Development –RATED-programme.

On today’s programme, we highlight several activities have been planned to celebrate Jamaica’s children during Child Month in May.

Teachers, who have been trained under the Ministry of Education’s Positive Behaviour Intervention System, are being urged to drive change in beliefs, attitudes, and behaviours, among students.

Medical Laboratory Professionals Week is an annual celebration of the laboratory professionals and pathologists who play a vital role in every aspect of health care.

On today’s programme, we highlight the National Rest Stop Programme

On today’s programme, we highlight the CARIMAC Aggrey Brown Distinguished Lecture.

Deans of Discipline in schools across the island are being urged to lead the charge in restoring positive attitudes, values and behaviours among students.

The Ministry of Education has given its full support to the Jamaica Teachers’ Association-JTA-, in its quest to explore the principles of neuroscience.This is in a bid to aid the teaching-learning process in the island’s educational institutions.

The Roger Clarke Exhibition Hall, located at the Montpelier Agricultural Show- ground in St. James, was officially opened on Easter Monday.

For the period April to December 2015, the Jamaica Tourist Board-JTB- will be staging a series of celebratory activities to mark the milestone.

Jamaicans will get the opportunity to learn about and experience the culture of Venezeula, when the Símon Bolívar Cultural Centre in downtown Kingston opens its doors before the end of this month