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Noxious fumes from NWC plant waft over UWI Mona campus (opens the original)
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A noxious gas smell from an incident at the nearby National Water Commission (NWC) Mona Dam Treatment Plant has reached the University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona campus, prompting the university to closely monitor the situation. In a notice to the Mona community on Tuesday, UWI said the incident at the treatment plant resulted in the smell of a noxious gas reaching the campus. “The safety and well-being of our campus community remain our highest priority,” the university said. UWI said its C
Wolmer’s student dies after collapsing in class (opens the original)
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The Wolmer’s Boys’ School community is mourning the death of a fourth-form student who collapsed during class on Monday. The student was rushed to hospital but was later pronounced dead, according to the Wolmer’s Joint Board of Management. School Principal Dwight Pennycooke confirmed that classes were dismissed early following the incident and that the boy’s parents were contacted. “We have been counselling the affected year group,” Pennycooke said briefly while at hospital, where the youngster
JC student stabbed near gas station, released from hospital (opens the original)
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A Jamaica College student who was stabbed near the Rubis gas station on Constant Road in St Andrew has reportedly been treated and released from hospital. The incident happened about 4 p.m. on Tuesday, sending renewed concern through the Half-Way Tree area as police continue efforts to keep students safe during the busy after-school period. Detectives assigned to the St Andrew Central Police Station are still gathering information and working to identify the person responsible. The stabbing occu
‘School is not a runway’ but student rights must be protected – child advocates (opens the original)
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As Education Minister Dr Dana Morris Dixon prepares to roll out Jamaica’s long-awaited National Student Dress and Grooming Policy, a child-rights organisation is warning that rules governing students’ appearance must not come at the expense of their dignity, cultural identity and right to education. The Fi We Children Foundation (FWCF) says the new policy must strike a balance between giving schools clear standards and ensuring that students are not subjected to arbitrary or discriminatory groom
CXC cracks down on exam cheating as irregularities jump (opens the original)
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The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) is sounding the alarm over a sharp rise in examination irregularities, with cases jumping from 80 last year to 128 in 2026 — including a new concern involving the misuse of artificial intelligence. CXC Director of Operations Dr Nicole Manning said the regional examining body recorded 128 cases of examination misconduct across the Caribbean this year. The biggest violations involved unauthorised devices, collusion and unauthorised materials, while the coun
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