Jullisa Dujon of The Manning’s School has secured her spot in the second and final round of the Junior Minister of Tourism competition, after topping a field of 11 contestants recently at the Sandals Ochi Beach Resort, St Ann.
Two students (Yemesi Hill and Neveno Lewis) received monetary contributions from Mr. Victor Lowe to assist them with preparations for the JamCoders camp this summer. Mr, Steve Gordon (principal) made…
A CRUSHING 5-0 win over Grange Hill High School in their Zone C ISSA/WATA daCosta Cup game on their school grounds signals a job well done, says The Manning’s School’s…
THE MANNING’S School thrashed former champions Godfrey Stewart 9-0 in their Savanna-la-Mar derby in Zone C of the ISSA/WATA daCosta Cup match at Manning’s yesterday. Godfrey Stewart’s Devonte Bernard scored…
Steve Gordon, the principal of Manning’s School in Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland, is seeking to solicit the support of the National Commercial Bank (NCB) to transform its Prescod Block into state-of-the-art ‘smart…
THE MANNING’S School in Westmoreland secured its third consecutive victory in the annual Junior Minister of Tourism Competition when 16-year-old Taj Melbourne captured the 2024 title in the finals at…
THREE OUTSTANDING students have emerged as the top finalists from the first round of the 2024 Junior Minister of Tourism Competition, held at Sandals Ochi Beach Resort in St Ann,…
Administrators at the Clifton Boys’ Home in Westmoreland are heartened at the work of members of Manning’s School’s Key Club for their generous donation of $100,000 to aid in the care…
Ms. Charm Evans was very clear about what she wanted to accomplish on her journey to academic success. She was also always cognisant of the fact that her family and community were counting on her to succeed.
Nile Anderson, a native from Westmoreland, Jamaica, is the 2024 Rhodes Scholar. He will be attending the Oxford University and intends to pursue a degree in engineering science with a focus on applied artificial intelligence.