DOCSLIB.ORG

Students Advance to the First Round

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Students Advance to the First Round Students Advance to the First Round The University of the West Indies has completed the Qualifying Round of the 2015 Jamaican Mathematical Olympiad. A total of 1,856 students entered this round, which began on November 11, 2014. These students came from 70 high schools across Jamaica. After assessing the papers, the Department of Mathematics has determined that 1422 students are qualified for the First Round. This round will be held on January 17, 2015, at the University of the West Indies, Mona Campus. In order to accommodate the large number of students in this year’s competition, the Department of Mathematics will conduct this examination in two sessions. The first session will be held from 9:30 am to 10:45 am, and the second one will be held from 12:30 pm to 1:45 pm. In each session, students in Grades 7 and 8 should report to the Old Library and students in Grades 9, 10, and 11 should report to the Assembly Hall. The following information is provided for those students who have qualified for the First Round examination.. 1. Students should enter campus through the Post Office Gate. For the Old Library, turn right at the first intersection. For the Assembly Hall, turn left at the first intersection and continue to the Ring Road. The Assembly Hall is just ahead. 2. Students should bring pens for writing and, if they choose, white-out or a similar substance. Students will not need writing paper, calculators, geometry sets, or any other materials. 3. There will be two question papers administered, one for students in Grades 7 and 8 and one for students in Grades 9, 10, and 11. Each paper will consist of 4 multiple-choice questions and 6 written-answer questions. The time allowed will be 75 minutes. A list indicating which session students are assigned to is on the next page. A list of the invited student begins on the following page. Allocation of Students to Each Session The first session will be held from 9:30 am to 10:45am. Qualified students from the following schools are invited to this session: American International School of Kingston Hillel Academy High School Ardenne Extension High School Holy Trinity High School Ardenne High School Immaculate Conception High School Bellefield High School Kingston College Bishop Gibson High School McGrath High School Bridgeport High School Mile Gully High School Calabar High School Morant Bay High School Camperdown High School Oberlin High School Campion College Pembroke Hall High School Charlemont High School Penwood High School Cumberland High School St. Andrew High School Dinthill Technical High School St. Catherine High School Ewarton High School St. Jago High School Excelsior High School St.Mary’s College Gaynstead High School St. Thomas Technical High School Guys Hill High School The Queen’s School Holy Childhood High School Wolmer’s Boys’ School Haile Selassie High School Wolmer’s Girls’ School The second session will be held from 12:30 pm to 1:45 pm. Qualified students from the following schools are invited to this session: Anchovy High School Maggotty High School Annotto Bay High School Manchester High School Belair High School Mannings School Bustamante High School Marymount High School Cedric Titus High School May Day High School Christiana High School Montego Bay High School Cornwall College Mount Alvernia High School Denbigh High School Mount Saint Joseph Catholic High School Ferncourt High School Newell High School Foga Road High School Oracabessa High School Glenmuir High School Rusea’s High School Green Pond High School St. Hilda’s Diocesan High School Hampton School St. Mary High School Herbert Morrison Technical High School Sydney Pagon STEM Academy Holland High School Tacky High School Lacovia High School Thompson Town High School Little London High School Titchfield High School Advancing Students American International School of Kingston Ardenne High School Philippa Ryan, Grade 7 Kimala Roberts, Grade 7 Lakee O'Brien, Grade 7 Jordan Thompson, Grade 7 Melina Opperer, Grade 7 Khaliol Swalay, Grade 7 Araiya Shan, Grade 8 Anil Nanton, Grade 7 Nicholas Williams, Grade 8 Shevan Robinson, Grade 7 Yzraz Deng, Grade 8 Ajae Ferguson, Grade 7 Sean Piehel, Grade 8 Odeka Ormsby, Grade 7 Graa Vakota, Grade 8 Aashni Jain, Grade 8 David Chin, Grade 8 Tejaye Stevens, Grade 8 Kaelya Reid, Grade 8 Abigail Jackson, Grade 8 Melissa Chen, Grade 8 Aliyah Pearl, Grade 8 Robyn Hugh-Saum, Grade 8 Kitanya McKenzie, Grade 8 Julia Melo, Grade 9 Kalicia Miller, Grade 8 Ethan Thwaites, Grade 9 Kasnita Heaven, Grade 8 Rhianna Hanwarth, Grade 9 Jessica Johnson, Grade 9 Johnathan Pinnock, Grade 10 Ainsworth Anderson, Grade 9 Luke Johnson, Grade 10 Adjaynae Billings, Grade 9 Emma Wynter, Grade 10 Etienne McKenzie, Grade 10 Nicholas McKenzie, Grade 11 David Shaw, Grade 11 Dyvan Flanagan, Grade 11 Ajoni Butler, Grade 11 Kristina Harris-Brown, Grade 11 Shaquan Richards, Grade 11 Shaguel Tingling, Grade 11 Malik Bryan, Grade 11 Anchovy High School Trina-Gaye Campbell, Grade 11 Kacy-Ann Watkins, Grade 8 Terry-Lee Morgan, Grade 11 Fayon Smith, Grade 8 Sade Soloman, Grade 11 Keshema Samuels, Grade 8 Dominique Stewart, Grade 11 Ranaldo Rawkins, Grade 8 Code Clarke, Grade 8 Peter - Gaye Anglin, Grade 10 Belair High School Abbie Scott, Grade 10 Ronaldo Newland, Grade 7 Roshawn Titus, Grade 10 Victoria Chin-Quee, Grade 7 Kymani Spence, Grade 7 Gabrielle Levy, Grade 7 Annotto Bay High School Rianna Mullings, Grade 7 Demar Butler, Grade 9 Ariel Broderick, Grade 7 Shamar Rhoden, Grade 10 Xolani Newman, Grade 7 Lij Hordie, Grade 11 Sabrina Lewis, Grade 7 David Spaulding, Grade 11 Lee-Anne Lyn-Kee-Chow, Grade 8 Nickolas Atkinson, Grade 11 Bob Deng, Grade 8 Shawn Southe, Grade 11 Osezim Ukala, Grade 8 Howard Strachan, Grade 11 Ariel Ennis, Grade 8 Javaughn Collington, Grade 11 Jessica Hewitt-Haynes, Grade 8 Tijesunimi Adekeye, Grade 9 Kayci-Ann King, Grade 10 Ardenne Extension High School Christopher Chen, Grade 10 Yue Qi Zhang, Grade 8 Jhanelle Crawford, Grade 10 Michelle Zeng, Grade 9 Renae Green, Grade 10 Joedan Gordan, Grade 9 DeVonai Dwyer, Grade 11 Nicole Beaument, Grade 11 Wesley Cheung, Grade 11 \ Bellefield High School Vincent Lopez, Grade 11 Oshane Lewis, Grade 8 Samantha Byrgess, Grade 11 Reanna Brooks, Grade 8 Shara Smith, Grade 8 Bustamante High School Kaheel Johnson, Grade 8 Chevonntae Bemett, Grade 8 Donell Adams, Grade 8 Kevesha James, Grade 8 Roshane Cambell, Grade 8 Sagina Smith, Grade 9 Alando Henry, Grade 8 Monique Jackson, Grade 9 Chenell Sergent, Grade 8 Amoy Richards, Grade 10 Pickqueenc Burrell, Grade 8 Dale Panton, Grade 10 Rohan Henry, Grade 8 Shamalie McDowell, Grade 11 Andrew Stephenson, Grade 8 Keana Samuels, Grade 11 Kadia Rowe, Grade 9 Neville Mitchell, Grade 9 Kymani Davis, Grade 9 Calabar High School Sherlene Francis, Grade 9 Jhayden Marshall, Grade 7 Jermic Tomlin, Grade 9 Kenar Pascoe, Grade 7 Shenell Hall, Grade 9 Ricardo Beecher, Grade 7 Zenaree Thorpe, Grade 10 David Brown, Grade 7 Ruel Powell, Grade 10 Kwane Anderson, Grade 8 Leonard Sinclair, Grade 10 Alex Gayle, Grade 8 Dajea Fletcher, Grade 10 Kobe McKnight, Grade 8 Mitchka Thomas, Grade 10 Traves Robelts, Grade 8 Glacia Morris, Grade 10 Tristan Myers, Grade 9 Sutanya Ellington, Grade 10 Oshane Bryce, Grade 9 Micheal Hall, Grade 10 Orlando Hyman, Grade 9 Jerome Lawrence, Grade 10 Alwayne Williams, Grade 10 Wayne Uter, Grade 10 Titwoy Hunter, Grade 10 Nigella Hall, Grade 10 Anthony Ramvall, Grade 10 Tashana Clarke, Grade 11 Okino Thompson, Grade 10 Simone Seille, Grade 11 Malis Curriah, Grade 11 Kaviy-ann Williams, Grade 11 Daniel Last, Grade 11 Reneka Loner, Grade 11 Sana Samuels, Grade 11 Tajay Davis, Grade 11 Camperdown High School Serbreena Clarke, Grade 7 Jahnae Ricketts, Grade 7 Bishop Gibson High School Britania Simpson, Grade 7 Stacia Thompson, Grade 10 Janae Wheelan, Grade 7 Tristen Spencer, Grade 10 Makayda Gordon, Grade 8 Shura Atkins, Grade 11 Abigail Thompson, Grade 8 Latoya Smith, Grade 8 Jobey Smith, Grade 8 Bridgeport High School Jordan Parnell, Grade 9 Terri-Ann Costley, Grade 8 Chrisandra Lewis, Grade 10 Jeneile Budhear, Grade 8 Shawn-Micheal Crickshank, Grade 10 Winston Thompson, Grade 8 Renardo Fletcher, Grade 10 Shanoy Mckellar, Grade 8 Kevaughn Thompson, Grade 10 Jamoy Myers, Grade 8 Campion College Cedric Titus High School Zara Ranglin, Grade 7 Yasania Graham, Grade 9 Gabrielle Pratt, Grade 7 Gabrielle Scarlett, Grade 9 Alyssa Chin, Grade 7 Sanya-Lee Morrison, Grade 9 Vivehm Athipuram, Grade 7 Joelesha Grant, Grade 11 Tahjae Jackson, Grade 7 Nickiesha Rowe, Grade 11 Onoseze Ehikhametalor, Grade 7 Jamari D'Anguilar, Grade 7 Jessica Sylvester, Grade 8 Charlemont High School Lori-Ann Knight, Grade 8 Ashanti Edwards, Grade 7 Abigail Christie, Grade 8 Jessica Lake, Grade 7 Brittney Anderson, Grade 8 Antonae Evans, Grade 7 Kadeem Jonas, Grade 8 Jade-D' Cheese, Grade 7 Kristen Stanley, Grade 8 Aquilea Ferguson, Grade 9 Amani Cooke, Grade 9 Tamoya Taylor, Grade 9 Justin Gooden, Grade 9 Damilola Henry, Grade 9 Okera Hastings, Grade 9 Alecia James, Grade 9 Jada Harrison, Grade 9 Tianna Hutchinson, Grade 9 Kathryn Lord, Grade 9 Rheana Hagigal, Grade 9 Janai Shelton, Grade 9 Natrisha Gordon, Grade 9 Arianne Smith, Grade 9 Shanique Davis, Grade 9 Lauren Bailey, Grade 9 Kashana Pryce, Grade 9 Dominique Houslin, Grade 9 Tonian Schlass, Grade 9 Christina Grant, Grade 9 Samuda Burey, Grade 9 Jordan Theoc, Grade 9 Chloe Anderson, Grade 9 Britney Murray, Grade 9 Garsha Thomas, Grade 9 Jason Decambre, Grade 9 Renae McFarlane, Grade 10 Dominic Cupidon, Grade 9 Shanice James, Grade 10 Dylan Chin, Grade 10 Jevel Stewart,
Load more

Recommended publications
  • World Bank Document
    37587 Public Disclosure Authorized National and Regional Secondary Level Examinations and the Reform of Secondary Education (ROSE II)1 Public Disclosure Authorized Prepared for the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Culture Government of Jamaica January 2003 Public Disclosure Authorized Carol Anne Dwyer Abigail M. Harris and Loretta Anderson 1 This report is based on research conducted by Carol A. Dwyer and Loretta Anderson with funding from the Japan PHRD fund. It extends the earlier investigation to incorporate comments made at the presentation to stake- holders and additional data analyses and synthesis. The authors are grateful for the generous support of the Ministry Public Disclosure Authorized of Education, Youth, and Culture without whose contributions in time and effort this report would not have been possible. Acknowledgement is also given to W. Miles McPeek and Carol-Anne McPeek for their assistance in pre- paring the report. Findings and recommendations presented in this report are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Jamaican government or the World Bank. 2 A Study of Secondary Education in Jamaica Table of Contents List of Tables and Figures 3 Executive Summary 4 Recommendation 1 4 Recommendation 2 5 Introduction and Rationalization 8 Evaluation of the CXC and SSC examinations 10 CXC Examinations. 13 SSC Examinations. 13 CXC & SSC Design & Content Comparison. 13 Vocational and technical examinations. 15 JHSC Examinations. 15 Examinations and the Curriculum. 16 Junior High School and Upper Secondary Curricula. 18 The Impact Of Examinations On Students’ School Performance And Self- Perceptions. 19 Data on Student’s Non-Academic Traits.
    [Show full text]
  • 16/1/2016 National Stadium, Kingston Results Event 1 Girls 200 Meter
    Jamaica National Championship Meet Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 11:09 PM 16/1/2016 Page 1 Douglas Forrest Invitational 2016 - 16/1/2016 National Stadium, Kingston Results Event 1 Girls 200 Meter Dash CLASS 1 =================================================================================== Name Age School Seed Finals H# Points =================================================================================== Finals 1 Duggan, Taquece Hydel High 25.43 2 2 Nelson, Toni Ann 18 Xlcr-G 25.72 1 3 Ellis, Shecorea Hydel High 25.86 1 4 Hemmings, Trishauna Hydel High 25.96 3 5 Gordon, Tasheka 18 Xlcr-G 26.11 2 5 Burton, Rushelle 18 Camperdown High 26.11 5 7 Shaw, Renee 17 Xlcr-G 26.23 5 8 Duncan, Temera 19 St. Andrew High 26.30 1 9 Scott, Natasha Vere Technical High 26.34 2 10 Roswell, Demisha 17 Vere Technical High 26.50 4 11 Williams, Aaliyah 18 Camperdown High 26.78 1 12 Shaw, Jezelle Hydel High 26.89 4 13 Williams, Tanika 18 St. Andrew Techn 26.90 1 14 Reid, Sean 18 Xlcr-G 27.11 4 15 Fulcott, Tishelle 18 Morant Bay High 27.12 2 15 Pryce, Taishia 18 St. Andrew Techn 27.12 3 17 McTavish, Abi-gaye 19 Xlcr-G 27.30 3 18 Willis, Massenney 18 St. Andrew Techn 27.56 5 18 Jackson, Abby-Gale 17 St. Andrew Techn 27.56 2 20 Crawford, Trishawna 19 Camperdown High 27.67 3 21 Vassell, Kaydean 17 Camperdown High 27.80 4 22 McKoy, Kadian Excelsior Commun 28.11 5 23 Campbell, Abigail 17 Mt. Alvernia High 28.23 2 24 Chambers, Roshanda 17 St.
    [Show full text]
  • 97B Church Street Kingston CONGRATULATIONS AND
    97B Church Street Kingston CONGRATULATIONS AND OBITUARIES TO GENERAL COUNCIL SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 2011 CONGRATULATIONS St. Andrew High School for Girls – On their 85th Anniversary Kingston College – Winner of the TVJ’s 2011 School Challenge Quiz Competition Titchfield High School – Second place winner of the TVJ’s 2011 School Challenge Quiz Competition Jamaica College – For winning the ISSA/Grace Kennedy Boys and Girls Athletics Championships Holmwood Technical High School – For winning the ISSA/Grace Kennedy Boys and Girls Athletics Championships Elaine Oxamendi Vicet – Interim Chair of the Communications Studies Department at Northern Caribbean University, named All-Island Boss of the Year by Jamaica Association of Administrative Professionals Team Jamaica – Who stoutly defended its position as defending Champion of the CUT Les Harris Regional Teachers’ Cricket Competition Portland Parish – Winner of the JTA/Sagicor Primary, All Age and Junior High Schools’ Athletic Championships St. Andrew – Second place runner up in the JTA/Sagicor Primary, All Age and Junior High Schools’ Athletic Championships Kingston – Placing third in the JTA/Sagicor Primary, All Age and Junior High Schools’ Athletic Championships Brittaney Matthews – Champion Girl from the Parish of St. Andrew Ray James – Champion Boy from the Parish of Westmoreland OBITUARIES Kelleisha Davis – Daughter of Mr. Frank Davis, JTA Kingston Office Camen Knight – Late teacher of Kitson Town All Age School Cora Madge Berry – Retired Educator formerly of Blake and St. Margaret’s Prep School Girvan Easy – Late teacher of Morant Bay High School Audley Goulbourne – Retired Principal of Bethlehem All Age School Jordon Gordon – Student of Norman Gardens Primary School Winnifred Longmore – Retired teacher of Smithville Primary School Phyllis Brown – Retired teacher of Brompton Primary School Princess Ferguson – Late of Lannaman’s Prep School Hazeth Williams – Retired Vice Principal of White Marl Primary & Junior High School Jennifer Bowen – Late teacher of Mt.
    [Show full text]
  • General Elections 2002
    GENERAL ELECTIONS 2002 ELECTION DAY: 16-Oct-2002 CONSTITUENCY: KINGSTON WESTERN (1) IND JLP PNP BALLOTS TOTAL PERCENT OFFICIAL MARTIN, SEAGA, WHITTER, REJECTED VOTES (%) VOTERS LLOYD EDWARD P. G. JOSEPH including VOTES LIST BARINGTON rejected PD PS LOCATION ballots ELECTORAL DIVISION: DENHAM TOWN (1) 1 1 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 97 1 199 83.19% 119 2 2 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 35 0 035 100.00% 35 3 3 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 47 0 047 85.45% 55 4 4 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 32 0 032 78.05% 41 5 5 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 127 0 0128 92.09% 139 6 6 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 40 0 040 88.89% 45 7 7 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 101 0 0101 93.52% 108 8 8 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 67 0 067 95.71% 70 9 9 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 24 0 024 85.71% 28 10 10 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 409 29 0439 229.84% 191 11 11 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 194 0 0194 88.99% 218 12 12 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 196 0 5201 90.95% 221 13 13 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 70 0 070 93.33% 75 14 14 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 110 0 0111 77.62% 143 15 15 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 108 1 2111 82.84% 134 16 16 DENHAM TOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL 0 96 0 197 86.61% 112 17 17 DENHAM TOWN CLINIC 0 153 0 1154 88.51% 174 18 18 DENHAM TOWN CLINIC 0 240 0 0240 82.47% 291 19 19 DENHAM TOWN CLINIC 1 129 0 0130 93.53% 139 20 20 DENHAM TOWN CLINIC 0 242 0 3245 96.46% 254 21 21 ONE LOVE FACTORY 0 127 0 0127 86.39% 147 22 22 ONE LOVE FACTORY 2 141 0 0143 73.71% 194 23 23 ONE LOVE FACTORY 0 183 3 1187 82.74% 226 24 24 ONE LOVE FACTORY 0 208 0 1209 83.60% 250 25 25 ST.
    [Show full text]
  • Regional Cape Top Candidates by Subject Merit List - 2010
    CARIBBEAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL REGIONAL CAPE TOP CANDIDATES BY SUBJECT MERIT LIST - 2010 SUBJECT: ACCOUNTING UNIT 1 NAME TERRITORY SCHOOL MAKINI HUGHES TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO BISHOP ANSTEY HIGH SCHOOL JENISA C BALA TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO LAKSHMI GIRLS' HINDU SCHOOL DANIELLE RAGOONANAN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ST AUGUSTINE GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL SHIVA SINGH TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO EL DORADO EAST SECONDARY SCHOOL KNAFESA GEORGE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO BISHOPS HIGH SCHOOL, TOBAGO ARUN MAHARAJ TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO HILLVIEW COLLEGE JAYANTI N BUDHOORAM TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO LAKSHMI GIRLS' HINDU SCHOOL ROMMEL RAMDAT TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO EL DORADO EAST SECONDARY SCHOOL SHANNEE D MCKENZIE JAMAICA WOLMERS GIRLS' SCHOOL SINEAD COLLYMORE-JONES TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO BISHOP ANSTEY HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday, 3 May, 2011 Page 1 of 46 CARIBBEAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL REGIONAL CAPE TOP CANDIDATES BY SUBJECT MERIT LIST - 2010 SUBJECT: APPLIED MATHEMATICS UNIT 1 NAME TERRITORY SCHOOL SHASTRI RAM TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO PRESENTATION COLLEGE, CHAGUANAS RESHAN AKASH KOON KOON TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO HILLVIEW COLLEGE VENESSA K.K. BHAGWAT TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO NAPARIMA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL RYAN DEV GOPEESINGH TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO HILLVIEW COLLEGE KEVIN AVESH BABOOLAL TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO NAPARIMA COLLEGE CYD - MARIE ALLETTE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO FYZABAD ANGLICAN SEC SCHOOL RIANA F JAGESSAR TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO NAPARIMA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL ALLEX MAHATO TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO PRESENTATION COLLEGE, CHAGUANAS MICHAELA MARIE JOLIE FORBES TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO BISHOP ANSTEY & TRINITY COLLEGE EAST SIXTH FORM RIANE J.L. TROTMAN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO NAPARIMA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday, 3 May, 2011 Page 2 of 46 CARIBBEAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL REGIONAL CAPE TOP CANDIDATES BY SUBJECT MERIT LIST - 2010 SUBJECT: ART AND DESIGN UNIT 1 NAME TERRITORY SCHOOL GESIYE SOUZA-OKPOFABRI TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO BISHOP ANSTEY HIGH SCHOOL TAISHA S CARRINGTON BARBADOS COMBERMERE DELIA BRATHWAITE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO HOLY NAME CONVENT, PORT OF SPAIN TONI GAJADHAR TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ST.
    [Show full text]
  • Result for School Challenge Quiz 2009 Preliminary Round
    RESULT FOR SCHOOL CHALLENGE QUIZ 2009 PRELIMINARY ROUND MATCH DATE OF MATCH SCHOOL RESULT 1 05-Jan-09 Bellefield High - St. Thomas Technical 29 - 22 2 05-Jan-09 Spanish Town High - York Castle High 21 - 9 3 05-Jan-09 Morant Bay High - Waterford High 21 - 19 4 06-Jan-09 Central High - Annotto Bay High 24 - 16 5 06-Jan-09 Aabuthnott Gallimore High - Cedric Titus High 31 - 7 6 06-Jan-09 Immaculate Conception High - Knox College 51 - 45 7 08-Jan-09 Excelsior High - Bridgeport High 40 - 38 8 08-Jan-09 Camperdown High - William Knibbs High 30 - 17 9 08-Jan-09 Merl Grove High - Claude McKay High 44 - 2 10 12-Jan-09 Herbert Morrison High - Brown's Town Comm. College 33 - 20 ROUND ONE 11 12-Jan-09 St. Jago High - Lacovia High 57 - 31 12 12-Jan-09 Jose Marti Technical - Bog Walk High 32 - 12 13 13-Jan-09 Hampton School - Dunoon Technical High 21 - 5 14 13-Jan-09 Titchfield High - Spalding High 57 - 23 15 13-Jan-09 Albert Town High - Glengoffe High 20 - 6 16 15-Jan-09 Dinthill Technical High - Grange Hill High nine - three 17 15-Jan-09 Jamaica College - Montego Bay High 45 - 17 18 15-Jan-09 St. George's College - Holmwood Technical walkover 19 19-Jan-09 Clarendon College - St. Elizabeth Technical High School 28 - 19 20 19-Jan St. Andrew's Technical - Mc Grath High 16 - 9 21 19-Jan-09 Charlemont High - Gaynstead High 42 - 8 22 20-Jan-09 St.
    [Show full text]
  • Students Advance to the Final Round
    Students Advance to the Final Round The Department of Mathematics at the UWI, Mona Campus, has completed the assessment of the Semifinal Round Examination in the 2015 Jamaican Mathematical Olympiad. This examination was held on February 28 at the UWI, Mona, and at Herbert Morrison Technical High School. The Olympiad Organizing Committee has determined that 134 students will advance to the Final Round. These students come from a total of 30 high schools in Jamaica. The Final Round consists of two events. The first is a problem-solving workshop for all advancing students. This will be held on Saturday, March 21, simultaneously at the UWI, Mona Campus, and at Herbert Morrison Technical High School in Montego Bay. The second event is the Final Round Examination. This will be held on Saturday, March 28, at the UWI, Mona Campus, only. The examination for students in Grades 7 and 8 will last for two and one-half hours. The Examination for students in Grades 9, 10, and 11 will last for three hours. More information for each school is given in a separate posting called “Guidelines for Final Round Students”. The students who have qualified for the Final Round are listed in the pages following the Semifinal Round Report below. Semifinal Round Report The Semifinal Round Examination was held on February 28 in two locations: The UWI, Mona Campus, and Herbert Morrison Technical High School in Montego Bay. A total of 360 students from 51 high schools in Jamaica sat this exam. In Grade 7, a total of 62 students sat the Semifinal Round Examination.
    [Show full text]
  • The Coalition of Jamaican Alumni Associations of Florida
    November 2020 THE COALITION OF JAMAICAN ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS OF FLORIDA The Coalition Monthly Editors Sandra Schrouder, PhD Rupert Rhodd, PhD www.cjaaf.info (954) 510-6265 [email protected] [email protected] Page 1 of 9 Dear Members of Our Alumni Community: Happenings! Greetings! It is with much sadness that we report the With 6 DJ’s between 4:00 PM and 8:00 PM, and with global death of our dear brother and friend, Noel Heron, a mem- support, the telethon organized by the South Florida ber of Wolmer’s alumni, who succumbed to COVID 19 last Chapter of Wolmer’s Alumni association grossed close to month. We ask you to remember his family in your daily $50,000. Way to go Wolmer’s! devotion, especially his dear wife Monica. For Wolmer’s Alumni, we share your grief. Florida’s University of the West Indies Alumni Association selected and installed its new president Dr. Cheralee Mor- On a lighter note, here is a church taking a bold step to gan last month. An industrial/Organizational Psychologist help students without internet access. The story, aired on by training, Dr. Morgan is not only a graduate of the Uni- October 26, 2020 by TV-J, highlights the United Lifeline versity of the West indies, she also served on the faculty of Deliverance Church of God in Brown’s Town, St. Ann, con- UWI’s Mona School of Business. Best wishes to Dr. Morgan verting its worship space to a makeshift classroom during and her board for the next two years. the week to accommodate students with no internet ac- cess.
    [Show full text]
  • Guidelines for Semifinal Round Students
    Guidelines for Semifinal Round Students The Semifinal Round of the 2015 Jamaican Mathematical Olympiad consists of 2 parts. The first is an advanced mathematics workshop and the second is the Semifinal Round Examination. Students will be divided into three groups as indicated below. Group One. Students from the schools listed below are invited to a workshop at the Department of Mathematics at the UWI, Mona. This will be held on Saturday, February 14, from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. Lunch will be served to all participants. Students in this group will also sit the Semifinal Round Exam at the UWI, Mona. This will be held on Saturday, February 28, from 11 am to 1 pm. The schools in this group are: Belair High School Haile Selassie High School Bellefield High School Marymount High School Bishop Gibson High School May Day High School Bustamante High School Mile Gully High School Calabar High School Mount Saint Joseph Catholic High School Camperdown High School Oberlin High School Charlemont High School Oracabessa High School Denbigh High School Saint Catherine High School Dinthill Technical High School Saint Hilda’s Diocesan High School Excelsior High School Saint Jago High School Ferncourt High School Saint Mary High School Foga Road High School Thompson Town High School Guys Hill High School Titchfield High School Group Two. Students from the schools listed below are invited to a workshop at Herbert Morrison Technical High School in Montego Bay. This will be held on Saturday, February 21, from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. Lunch will be served to all participants.
    [Show full text]
  • CSEC Industrial Technology (Electrical) Examination Fee Sposorship 2019/2020 Qualifying Schools
    CSEC Industrial Technology (Electrical) Examination Fee Sposorship 2019/2020 Qualifying Schools AABUTHNOTT GALLIMORE HIGH SCHOOL ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL ALBERT TOWN HIGH SCHOOL ALSTON HIGH SCHOOL ANCHOVY HIGH SCHOOL ARDENNE HIGH SCHOOL ASCOTT HIGH SCHOOL B B COKE HIGH SCHOOL BALACLAVA HIGH SCHOOL BELAIR SCHOOL BELLEFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BLACK RIVER HIGH SCHOOL BOG WALK HIGH SCHOOL BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOL BRIMMER VALE HIGH SCHOOL BROWN'S TOWN HIGH SCHOOL BUSTAMANTE HIGH SCHOOL CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL CAMPERDOWN HIGH SCHOOL CAMPION COLLEGE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CHARLIE SMITH HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTIANA HIGH SCHOOL CLAN CARTHY HIGH SCHOOL CLARENDON COLLEGE CLAUDE MCKAY HIGH SCHOOL CORNWALL COLLEGE DENBIGH HIGH SCHOOL DINTHILL TECHNICAL SCHOOL DONALD QUARRIE HIGH SCHOOL EDWIN ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL ELTHAM HIGH SCHOOL EWARTON HIGH SCHOOL FAIR PROSPECT HIGH SCHOOL FERNCOURT HIGH SCHOOL FROME TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL GREATER PORTMORE HIGH SCHOOL GUY'S HILL HIGH SCHOOL HAILE SELASSIE HIGH SCHOOL HAPPY GROVE HIGH SCHOOL HARRISON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL HERBERT MORRISON TECHNICAL SCHOOL HOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL HOLMWOOD TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL HOLY TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL HOPEWELL HIGH SCHOOL INNSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL JAMAICA COLLEGE JOSE MARTI TECHNICAL SCHOOL KELLITS HIGH SCHOOL KEMPS HILL HIGH SCHOOL KINGSTON COLLEGE KINGSTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL KNOX COLLEGE LACOVIA HIGH SCHOOL LEWISVILLE HIGH VOCATIONAL SCHOOL LITTLE LONDON HIGH SCHOOL MAGGOTTY HIGH SCHOOL MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL MANNINGS SCHOOL MAY DAY HIGH SCHOOL MERLENE OTTEY HIGH SCHOOL VOCATIONAL MILE GULLY HIGH SCHOOL MONA HIGH
    [Show full text]
  • Table of Contents
    Grace & Staff Community Development Foundation 28th Annual General Meeting 2009 “Honest Living” Winning Picture from the LICK Photography Club, 2009 Taken by Davia Shuttleworth TTaabbllee ooff CCoonntteennttss Notice of Meeting 2 Board of Directors 3 Committees 3 Members of Staff 4 Community Volunteers 4 Chairman’s Report 5 Minutes of the 27th, AGM 8 Reports . Management Report 12 o Pictorial 17 o The Way Forward 23 . Membership Committee Report 24 . Fundraising Committee Report 25 . Project Committee Report 26 . Education Committee Report 27 . Community Relations Committee Report 28 . Treasurer’s Report 29 Auditors’ Report Appendices 31 - Education Assistance Beneficiaries - Examination Results GRACE & STAFF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION 28TH AGM - 2009 1 NNoottiiccee ooff MMeeeettiinngg Notice is hereby given that the 28th Annual General Meeting of Grace & Staff Community Development Foundation will be held in the Lunch Room, GraceKennedy Limited 73 Harbour Street, Kingston on Wednesday September 15, 2010 starting at 4:30 p.m. Nadarni Headlam Secretary AAGGEENNDDAA 1. Call to Order 2. Prayer 3. Welcome and Opening Remarks 4. Apologies for Absence 5. Adoption of Agenda 6. Adoption of Minutes of the 27th AGM 7. Matters Arising from Minutes 8. Adoption of Audited accounts 9. Reports: Chairman's Report Treasurer’s Report Membership Committee's Report Fund-Raising Committee' Report Projects Committee's Report Education Committee's Report Community Relations Committee's Report 10. Election of Board 11. Upcoming Events of the Grace & Staff
    [Show full text]
  • Gkfnewsletter-Dec2013
    VOL. I : ISSUE III 1 DECEMBER 2013 What’s Inside 2 Did You Know? 7 Douglas Orane Scholar - Taran Seabourne 12 Cumberland Basic School Grant 3 Adrian Wallace Bursary 8 UTech Scholar - Brandeice Barrett 13 Grant Highlights 4 Grace Kennedy Jamaica Scholar - Kevan Taylor 9 Bruce Rickards Scholar - Tuhran McLaren 14 Staff Feature - Matthew Cole 5 Carlton Alexander Scholar - Kristoff Elllis 10 Edna Manley Scholar - Makiri Whyte 15 Grace Kennedy Lecture Series 6 Rafael Diaz Scholar - O’shane Allen 11 Photographs With Our 2013/14 Scholars VOL. I : ISSUE III PAGE 2 2 DECEMBER 2013 DID YOU KNOW? GraceKennedy has TWO foundations. Each plays a Grants are made for charitable purposes to different role. Click on the links below for more info. organizations or recognized groups of individuals that operate on a non-profit or charitable basis. GraceKennedy Foundation Grants are made for charitable purposes to Grace & Staff Community Development Foundation Grants The GraceKennedy Foundation gives over July 13.5 million in scholarships & bursaries each => Area 4 $300 000 year. => Cumberland Basic School $200 000 => Survivors Unlimited $300 000 => Shortwood Foundation $130 000 October => Jamaica Paralympic Assoc. $330 000 => Campion College $325 000 => Flemmings Basic School $188 000 VOL. I : ISSUE III PAGE 3 3 DECEMBER 2013 THE ADRIAN WALLACE BURSARY RECIPIENT - Jorel BELLAFONTE In 2006 the Foundation established the Adrian Barrington Wallace Bursary in memory of the founding director at his alma mater Calabar High School. The Bursary is awarded annually to a lower sixth form student who has excelled academically and in athletics. The 2013 recipient is Jorel Bellafonte.
    [Show full text]