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The Green Pond High School in St. James has been hosting a week of activties in observation of its 10 year anniversary. Activities started Sunday March 8 and will end on Saturday, March 14.

Two hundred students and teachers of the Lethe Primary and Infant School, in Southern St. James, are to receive computer tablets, courtesy of past students, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Webbe, through their company, Caribbean e-Book Limited.

Residents of Rose Town, in South St. Andrew, are to benefit from the implementation of the Government’s 4.8 billion dollar Integrated Community Development Project-ICDP-.

The Jamaica Cultural Development Commission JCDC has received a Shade House valued at 2.2 million dollars from the Digicel Foundation.The Shade House was recently handed over at the Louise Bennett Garden Theatre in Kingston and will enable the JCDC to have an independent and sustainable source of plants for the decoration of its various cultural activities.

Alliance Française de la Jamaïque, in association with the Embassy of Belgium, the Canadian High Commission, the Embassy of France and other partners present a week of activities from March 13 to 22.

NEPA partners with Mico Practicing Primary to set up vegetable garden at the school.

Indigent Housing Programme to benefit Jamaicans in all 63 constituencies.

Thousands benefiting from upgraded water supply system in Clarks Town, Trelawny.

In today’s programme, we highlight the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts

Residents of Wynter’s Pen, in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, are welcoming a new early childhood facility, which will benefit some 61 students and five teachers.

As the Holland High School in Trelawny celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.

In today’s programme, we highlight the Integrated Community Development Project recently launched in Steer Town.