Term: Alternative Pathways to Secondary Education
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Bog Walk High: Adding Value To Students

Posted on 10/2/2017

Nothing will daunt the fervour of principal Patrick Phillips and the academic staff at Bog Walk High School in their quest to add value to the approximately 2,000 students. Phillips and his team are faced with the seemingly uphill task of pulling the school from near the bottom of the ranking for effective schools.

Alternative Pathways to Secondary Education
Bog Walk High School
National Education Inspectorate
NEI
principal Patrick Phillips

Plans Progressing Well for Implementation of APSE

Posted on 4/12/2016
Plans are progressing well for the implementation of the Alternative Pathways to Secondary Education (APSE) in September 2016, the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information is reporting.
2yr extension for needy students
Alternative Pathways to Secondary Education
APSE
Education
Ministry of Education Youth Information
Roll out
September

Ministry Begins Talks To Implement 7-Year Secondary Education

Posted on 3/29/2016
IN ORDER to meet the September deadline for the implementation of the seven-year period of secondary education, announced recently by Minister of Education, Youth and Information Senator Ruel Reid, education officials have begun a new round of consultation with critical stakeholders.
7-Year Education for Needy Students
Alternative Pathways
Alternative Pathways to Secondary Education
APSE
Education
Extended Education
Jamaican Education System

Extension Of High School Only Applicable To Students In Need Of Academic Support

Posted on 3/29/2016
The Ministry of Education has indicated that the extension of the period of secondary schooling, which was announced by Minister of Education, Youth and Information Senator Ruel Reid, will only be applicable to students who need further academic and skills training support after completing fifth form.
Alternative Pathways
Alternative Pathways to Secondary Education
APSE
Education Minister
Jamaica
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Education Youth Information
Secondary Education

Government Launches APSE to Help Students

Posted on 3/29/2016

The Government has launched the Alternative Pathways to Secondary Education (APSE), which will provide students with additional and improved teaching programmes. Under APSE, instruction will be based on tailored curricula, enabling each learner to perform to his/her fullest potential, based on aptitude, interest and ability.

Alternative Pathways
Alternative Pathways to Secondary Education
APSE
Education
Inclusive Education
Jamaica
Minister of Education
Minister of Education Youth and Information
Ministry of Education Youth Information
Secondary Education
Senator Ruel Reid
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