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National Education Trust Jamaica NET Jamaica offers help to educational institutions in Jamaica

13/11/2026

The National Education Trust (NET), in partnership with the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Digicel Foundation and Rosebank Centre of Excellence Special Education School, officially handed over a renovated Sixth Form Learning Facility at the school in Dean Pen, St. Mary.

Valued at approximately J$21.38 million dollars, the project has transformed a building into a dedicated learning space designed to support students with special educational needs, strengthen inclusive education and equip them with the skills needed to transition from school to the workforce.

This milestone represents more than an improved learning environment; it is an investment in opportunity, independence and a future where every student has the chance to reach their full potential. 💙

13/11/2026

The National Education Trust (NET) is working! 💪🏾
In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, the Sturge Town Primary and Infant School community faced the heartbreaking reality of the devastation left behind.
In this video, Senior Teacher Claudette Goldsmith recounts her experience and shares her gratitude to the National Education Trust (NET) for coming on board to restore the school spaces.
More than restoring the learning environment, this intervention has helped renew hope, rebuild confidence and create the promise of brighter tomorrows for the children and school community.

12/11/2026

The National Education Trust is working! 💪🏾

Following the passage of Hurricane Melissa, students of Marcus Garvey Technical High School reflect on the challenges they faced and the impact on their education, including disruptions to practical examinations and School-Based Assessments (SBAs).

Approximately 90 students were impacted, highlighting the importance of continued support to help students recover and get back on track.

Through continued efforts to support school recovery and strengthen learning environments, the National Education Trust remains committed to helping students rebuild, recover and get back on the path to achieving their dreams. 💙

10/11/2026

A little laughter goes a long way! 😂

It’s the little moments that make the workday special. From friendly challenges to uncontrollable laughter, we’re creating memories and enjoying the moments that bring us together. ✨

09/11/2026

The National Education Trust (NET) is working! 💪🏾

At the Bryce Primary School in Manchester, hope and a sense of normalcy have returned as students and teachers enjoy a safer, more secure and welcoming learning environment following Hurricane Melissa. 🏫❤️

Principal Ms. Mavilla White expresses her heartfelt appreciation for NET’s rehabilitation works, which have helped the school return to full operation, with secured buildings and improved spaces for teaching and learning.
Because every child deserves a safe place to learn, grow and thrive. 💛

🛑 Say NO to Bullying! 💜Every child deserves to feel safe, respected and valued. 💛🏫The National Education Trust (NET) sta...
06/11/2026

🛑 Say NO to Bullying! 💜

Every child deserves to feel safe, respected and valued. 💛🏫

The National Education Trust (NET) stands against bullying and encourages everyone to speak up, show kindness and help create safer, more inclusive schools across Jamaica. 🇯🇲🤝

03/11/2026

The National Education Trust has worked, and the work continues! 🇯🇲🏗️

Gratitude speaks volumes! ❤️ Mrs Chormine Brown Henry, Acting Vice Principal (Academics), and Mr Kirk Smith, Head of the Industrial Technology Department at Marcus Garvey Technical High School, express their appreciation for the completed restoration works undertaken by NET following Hurricane Melissa.

Every improvement makes a difference. Every restored space creates new possibilities. NET is Working! 🙌🏽🏫

Representatives from the Global Tassels Organization (Global Tassels, Inc. ) paid a courtesy visit to the National Educa...
02/11/2026

Representatives from the Global Tassels Organization (Global Tassels, Inc. ) paid a courtesy visit to the National Education Trust’s Donor and Partnership Management Team during their engagement in Jamaica, where they are conducting scholarship interviews with students.

The visiting delegation included Dr. Elvin Ramos, Japhrane Ligonde and Latasha Baldwin.

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