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Mustard Seed Home to host 'Cheers for Charity' event

BLOWING ROCK — Mustard Seed Home is hosting an evening of champagne and shopping to support Project HEAL.

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Old Harbour Primary School gets off to a flying start | Caribbean Development Bank

Apr 1, 2021 Three years after removing the shift system, the Old Harbour Primary School in St. Catherine, Jamaica is seeing positive results across the board. It has proven to be a turning point in the life of the institution, so much so, that the inspection rating undertaken by the National Education Inspectorate, an independent government body, improved from unsatisfactory in 2012 to satisfactory in 2018. “For the last three years, the school has improved in all subject areas,” Principal George Goode says, noting a 16% increase in passes for subjects such as mathematics. Established in the 18th century, Old Harbour Primary School is one of the oldest schools in Jamaica and the first one to be established in the town. The school changed its location in 2000 to facilitate more students, as it was bursting at the seams. But even after the move, the number of classrooms was not sufficient to provide a full school programme to students: 1,600 to 1,800 students were taught on sh

Janet Richards Foundation treats children in spirit of the season

Western Bureau: Despite the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, philanthropist Janet Richards, through her foundation, has managed to host another series of Christmas treats for children at homes and health facilities in St James. In what was the 15th annual effort by the foundation, Richards brought cheer to children at the Cornwall Regional Hospital (CRH), Melody House, and Mustard Seed Home, finding creative ways to reach them in light of COVID-19 protocols. “For me, this is a must-do,” said Richards. “From August, I started making plans to do all the [five] treats that I am doing. The Lord has provided more than I ever thought despite COVID,” she said, thanking Gateway Co-operative Credit Union (GCCU), the Usain Bolt Foundation, the Tourism Enhancement Fund, Caribbean Producers Jamaica and family and friends, who assisted in making the treats a success.