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Delivering confidence - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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WITH childbirth often accompanied by uncertainty and anxiety, a physiotherapy specialist at University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) is urging expectant mothers to embrace Lamaze and childbirth education as they prepare to navigate pregnancy and the early days of parenthood. The call comes as the hospital seeks to raise awareness of its Lamaze and childhood education classes, which go beyond the traditional focus on breathing techniques to prepare mothers and their partners for pregnancy an
PEP star vows to shine at Wolmer’s - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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WITH the support of an academic award behind her, Primary Exit Profile (PEP) scholar Arianna Smith has vowed to leave a lasting mark at Wolmer’s High School for Girls after being named among 46 recipients of the 2026 Guardian Group Scholarship and Grant. “I’m really happy and proud of myself, and I feel like this is just another step towards becoming a chemist, because I really want to be one. So I hope — well, I know — I will do extremely well at Wolmer’s because I don’t want to go and not be a
Moving beyond injury - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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FOR many Jamaicans, physiotherapy may bring to mind patients recovering from accident-related injuries. But University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) is seeking to broaden that understanding, highlighting the various services offered to help patients regain independence in their everyday lives. On September 10, the UHWI Physiotherapy Department will showcase its services during Open Day when the public will be able to tour the facility, interact with physiotherapists, and learn more about th
‘Blazing a trail to success’ - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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THIRTY-FOUR of Jamaica’s top-performing students have received a total of more than $14 million in academic support through the 26th annual Burger King National Scholarship Programme. The scholarships — granted by Restaurant Associates Limited, franchise holders of Burger King in Jamaica — provides funding to students who sat the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) exam this year and are entering secondary schools, as well as students heading into accredited local universities. Beyond standard academic e
JDF applies military muscle to Merl Grove repairs - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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FROM infrastructural rejuvenation to the installation of a new wheelchair ramp, 30 members of the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) carried out repairs at Merl Grove High School on Monday, helping to spruce up the campus ahead of the new academic year next month. According to Principal Dr Marjorie Fullerton, the JDF was brought in after a needs assessment revealed significant infrastructural degradation of the school, ranging from leaky roofs to mouldy walls, and substandard plumbing. The school head,
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