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Message from the PM & more

Kingston, Jamaica – In a significant show of support for education, Prime Minister Andrew Holness, accompanied by Minister Darren Vass, Minister of Science, Energy, and Technology, and Minister Fayval Williams, Minister of Education, Youth, and Information, visited Jamaica College to welcome students for the new academic year of 2024. Their visit highlighted the government’s ongoing commitment to advancing educational opportunities and fostering student development.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness addressed the students with encouragement and inspiration. “As you embark on this new school year, remember that you hold the keys to your future,” Prime Minister Holness said. “This is a time for learning, growth, and ambition. Embrace every opportunity and strive to excel in all your endeavors.”

Minister Darren Vass, focusing on integrating technology and innovation in education, remarked on the importance of adapting to a rapidly evolving world. “Technology plays a crucial role in shaping the future,” he noted. “We are committed to providing you with the tools and resources needed to excel in an increasingly digital landscape. Your ability to harness these technologies will be pivotal to your success.”

Minister Fayval Williams spoke about the government’s dedication to enhancing the quality of education and supporting the holistic development of students. “Our mission is to ensure that every student receives a high-quality education that prepares you academically and nurtures your personal growth,” she stated. “Participate actively in your education and take advantage of the opportunities available to you.”

The visit was warmly received by both students and faculty at Jamaica College. The school’s principal, Wayne Robinson, expressed appreciation for the government’s support and highlighted the positive impact of the ministers’ visit on the school community.

As students return to their studies and engage with the new academic year, the messages from Prime Minister Holness and the ministers serve as a powerful reminder of the shared responsibility in shaping a brighter future for Jamaica. With the combined support of the government and the dedication of the Jamaica College community, the school is well-prepared for a successful year ahead.