THE EDITOR, Madam:
The national debate over Ascot Primary School’s decision to deny graduation gowns to students who underperformed in the PEP examination has generated more heat than light. While…
THE EDITOR, Madam:
Life has always moved in cycles. One generation builds, serves, leads, and eventually retires, the next generation then steps forward to continue the work.
But, today, that cycle…
THE EDITOR, Madam:
Jamaica today finds itself navigating an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape. As competition between the United States and China intensifies, Jamaica must carefully…
THE EDITOR, Madam:
Much has been said about improving the education system, but the issue of the growing number of young children with developmental delays who are not receiving the early assessment…
THE EDITOR, Madam:
The Advocates Network (AN) is heartened by the positive feedback received following our protest on June 30. We believe it is essential to clarify our position. Our actions are born…
THE EDITOR, Madam:
The call by Dr Christopher Tufton for greater protection of children online, and Termario Daniels’ article ‘Why blocking social media won’t protect children’, are both welcome.…
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…
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 EDITOR, Madam:
At the recent launch of the Spark Main Roads programme, there was an interesting announcement of plans to utilise the space above the storm drain system in Kingston to build more…