Top of the Class encore!
The Gleaner's Top of the Class was a must-read for Jamaicans yesterday. Our offices were bombarded with callers citing their appreciation of the publication. Parents, teachers and students said they were thrilled by the success stories and the best study practices suggested.
Ananda Marga Prep
She was still munching on yellow popsicle when we arrived at the Ananda Marga preparatory school recently; but after her principal told her why we were there, she hurried to the bathroom and was back in no time. All traces of the popsicle were gone. ...
St. Cecelia Prep
Adesuwa Odiase, Abigail McFarlane, Rohnel Hutchinson, Charice Green, Ronese Pandohie, Anna Kaye Walters, André Walters and Shanoi Thompson are all at the top of their class. Adesuwa is six years old, and is in grade one. The youngster is quite fond of mathematics and spelling....
Jamaica Public Service Company Ltd (JPS) Science and Technology Exposition opens tomorrow
The Jamaica Public Service Company Ltd (JPS) Science and Technology Exposition 2008, the only one of its kind in the nation, opens with the first of three regional expos in Mandeville tomorrow. The expo involves a display of inventions and innovations,...
Top of the Class
King's Gate Prep - Finding some 'yet-to-be-discovered' cures are high on Jeremy Parchment's agenda for the future. The outstanding 10-year-old is a sixth-grader at King's Gate Preparatory School who is determined to work in the field of medicine.
Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) is best trade pact for now - B e r n a l
DIRECTOR GENERAL of the Caribbean Regional Negotiating Machinery (CRNM) and principal negotiator of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), Ambassador Dr Richard Bernal, has stoutly de-fended the EPA between Cari-forum and the European Union (EU).
ACROSS THE NATION
The question of formal-dehyde is once again on the agenda internationally. The Federal Emergency Management Agency of the United States has been moving thousands of Hurricane Katrina-victims out of government-issued trailers because of exposure to dangerous levels of formaldehyde fumes.....
You can make it happen!
I have spent a lifetime studying the habits of successful men and women. The traits they have in common could fill a book, and, perhaps, one day, if my life is spared, I'll write that book. But there is one overarching feature, which can be summed up in this expression ...
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