THE EDITOR, Madam:
I am writing, as a concerned citizen, on the state of affairs in Linstead. For years, I have observed how the town and its environs are treated by adults and children alike.…
The decision to invite an 11-year-old student to deliver the keynote address at the Cromarty Grove Early Childhood Development Centre’s graduation ceremony was deliberate. Organisers wanted graduates…
THE EDITOR, Madam:
The Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examination was introduced with the worthy intention of assessing students and facilitating placement in secondary schools. Yet, years later, it is…
It is not known if, or by how much, the situation has improved since the announcement of a maintenance policy of the island’s health system.
But, four years ago, the health minister, Christopher…
Digicel Foundation is expanding its Safer Internet Together (SIT) programme to include parents and teachers, equipping adults with the knowledge and tools needed to guide and monitor children’s…
Primary schools across the island are set to benefit from a major cricket boost as the Tampa Premier Cricket League (TPCL), along with title sponsor Jamaica Produce Hub, a United States-based company,…
Giving back is second nature for United States resident chiropractor Dr Venessa Walker. “My mother was a registered nurse at Cornwall Regional Hospital, and my dad is a pastor, so it runs in my…
WESTERN BUREAU:
Dream Weekend is entering a new chapter with its relocation from Negril to Montego Bay, a move organisers say is designed to reinvent and elevate the festival experience. At the…
With the firm belief that word and worship go hand-in-hand, music minister Sharilyn Sayles is organising her book launch and a gospel concert tonight at the Swallowfield Chapel in St Andrew. Sharilyn…