PEP students triumph in State care
Laurette Thomas-Adams (centre), chief executive officer of the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA), and Shirley Moncrieffe (right), manager for Donor and Partnership Management at the National Education Trust, congratulate the top female Primary Exit Profile ward of the State during the CPFSA’s 2026 PEP Awards Ceremony at the Jamaica Conference Centre in downtown […]
Great Progress Being Made by NET to Restore Damaged Schools
As Jamaica continues the important task of rebuilding in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, the National Education Trust (NET) has been making substantial progress in restoring damaged schools and helping thousands of students return to safe, functional learning environments.
July 2026 — Status Update Report: Hurricane Melissa School Infrastructure Recovery Programme
This report presents the status of the Hurricane Melissa School Infrastructure Recovery Programme as of July 20, 2026. The programme covers 688 schools across seven administrative regions, managed jointly by the National Education Trust (NET) Infrastructure Management Unit and the Technical Services Unit (TSU) of the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information (MoESYI). This […]
NET, partners to host back-to-school pop-up village in St Elizabeth
The National Education Trust (NET), in partnership with several public, private and diaspora organisations, will stage its annual Back-to-School Pop-Up Village in St Elizabeth next month to provide educational resources, health services and other support to families preparing for the new school year.
Order restored at Chetwood Memorial Primary
The soldiers who worked on the roof were dispatched by National Education Trust (NET), an agency of the education ministry. A registered charity, NET builds, repairs, and equips schools across Jamaica.
NET: Repairs to hurricane-damaged Burnt Savannah Primary to begin in two weeks
The Executive Director of the National Education Trust, NET, Latoya Harris Ghartey, says work to repair Burnt Savannah Primary School is set to commence in two weeks.
NET Continues Islandwide Post-Hurricane School Rehabilitation Programme
The National Education Trust (NET) is continuing its islandwide rehabilitation programme to restore schools affected by Hurricane Melissa, underscoring the Government’s commitment to rebuilding safe, resilient, and supportive learning environments for Jamaica’s children.
NET To Launch Redesigned Website On March 31
The National Education Trust (NET) will officially launch its newly redesigned website on Tuesday, March 31, marking a significant milestone in advancing public engagement and improving access to information. Designed with the needs of students, educators, donors, and the wider public in mind, the site offers an intuitive interface, streamlined navigation, and enriched content that […]
NET assists two Trelawny schools after hurricane damage
Two schools in Trelawny have begun major rebuilding efforts with support from the National Education Trust (NET) after Hurricane Melissa caused widespread damage last year. Albert Town Primary and Infant School and Waldensia Primary and Infant School were among the institutions hit hardest by the storm, which tore off roofs, destroyed perimeter fencing and damaged […]
St Ann schools make strides after Hurricane Melissa
The National Education Trust (NET) has spotlighted the Bamboo Primary School and the Marcus Garvey Technical High School in St Ann as standing as ‘powerful symbols of resilience, recovery and renewed hope’ in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa.