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Young men build foundation to support education, communities

Young men build foundation to support education, communities

At 21, Stephen Simpson and Zakari Messam have turned a shared impulse into something more durable. What began during the COVID-19 pandemic as informal conversations about giving back – initially…
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Rickardo Anderson giving students a demonstration on use of an XRF Analyser

From financial hardship to medical physics

ickardo Anderson’s days of running barefoot along the farming belt in Vernamfield, Clarendon, are a far cry from his outstanding achievements today. He is now a resident at St Joseph’s…
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An exemplar for school chaplains

Former Glenmuir High School principal Monacia Williams says the life and ministry of late school chaplain Alvarine ‘Sister Gem’ Roberts stand as a sterling exemplar for school chaplains, defined by…
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Glenmuir deputy head boy tops Caribbean in Building and Mechanical Engineering Drawing

Glenmuir deputy head boy tops Caribbean in Building and Mechanical Engineering Drawing

For Glenmuir High School student Janathan Brown, determination and consistency matter more than natural talent. He believes steady work can surpass ability, a mindset that has shaped his academic journey…
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Glenmuir High back in full swing after Hurricane Melissa

Glenmuir High back in full swing after Hurricane Melissa

With Hurricane Melissa disrupting high schools across rural Jamaica – many still unable to resume full classes because of infrastructural damage – Glenmuir High in May Pen, Clarendon, has emerged…
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Former Head Girl Rhaveen Kildare is Miss Clarendon Festival Queen 2025 and 2nd Runner-Up in National Competition

Former Head Girl Rhaveen Kildare is Miss Clarendon Festival Queen 2025 and 2nd Runner-Up in National Competition

Rhaveen Kildare, the newly crowned Clarendon Festival Queen 2025, is setting her sights on addressing some of Jamaica’s most urgent social issues through a school-based initiative dubbed the ‘Man-A-Yard’ tour.…
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