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Praying for the right rain - Drought leaves Claverty Cottage Primary counting every drop as community depends on dwindling supplies (opens the original)
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In the Blue Mountains, where rain has long been part of the landscape and heavy showers can turn roads into torrents, the wait for a proper downpour has become a race against time. And as dark clouds gathered over an overcast Claverty Cottage Primary last Thursday, teachers, staff and students watched hopefully as the wind rustled the trees, praying that the skies would finally open. A brief shower came and went, followed by the breeze. This is how it has been for months. For Jamaica’s smallest
Praying for the right rain (opens the original)
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In the Blue Mountains, where rain has long been part of the landscape and heavy showers can turn roads into torrents, the wait for a proper downpour has become a race against time. And as dark clouds gathered over an overcast Claverty Cottage Primary last Thursday, teachers, staff and students watched hopefully as the wind rustled the trees, praying that the skies would finally open. A brief shower came and went, followed by the breeze. This is how it has been for months. For Jamaica’s smallest
Specialist urges rebuilding of minds after Melissa (opens the original)
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Rebuilding schools after Hurricane Melissa must go beyond repairing roofs, replacing books and restoring classrooms, with greater attention being paid to the emotional and psychological toll of the disaster on students, parents and teachers. That was the central message emerging from a recent Mental Health Empowerment and Resilience Forum at Aberdeen High School in St Elizabeth, where stakeholders stressed the need to make mental health support a more integral part of Jamaica’s disaster-recovery
Gang violence takes toll on Tavares Gardens Primary (opens the original)
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Terriann Nisbeth (stooping, left), principal of Tavares Gardens Primary School, is joined by her students as they plant a tree during the official launch of the 2026-2027 Trees for Peace Competition on Monday at their Payne Land, Kingston-based school. Observing are Otis Brown (third right), director, regional education services, Ministry of Education; Dr Elizabeth Ward (right), chairman, Violence Prevention Alliance; José Antonio Sánchez-Vegas Tortoza (centre), head of mission, Embassy of Venez
JC student stabbed amid 700+ weapons seized in HWT in past month (opens the original)
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More than 700 weapons have been confiscated from people in the Half-Way Tree town centre since August 16, including a few taken from schoolchildren, as the police seek to curb violence in the busy St Andrew commercial hub. The disclosure came on Wednesday from commander of the St Andrew Central Police Division, Superintendent Mark Harris, hours after a Jamaica College (JC) student was stabbed near a gas station on Constant Spring Road. The student, who was stabbed about 4 p.m. on Tuesday, was re
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