Co-curricular Coordinator, Rev. She says an audit was conducted at the start of the year to determine the talent available, and the level of training and staff inputs required to prepare the students. Lawrence-Davids says members of clubs and societies in the performing arts were involved in the speech writing and public speaking competitions. She points out that many of the rehearsals and workshops were conducted online to ensure the safety of students and teachers during the pandemic.
Lawrence-Davids notes, however, that virtual rehearsals had limitations. She explains that while the physical engagement requires two to three rehearsals for a drama piece, for example, up to eight are needed to do so online. She says, however, that in cases where students had to engage in face-to-face rehearsals, they complied with COVID protocols at the school.
Lawrence-Davids adds. She indicates that parents and students were happy that the school was able to identify an avenue that allowed them to enjoy the performing arts experience, despite the pandemic. Religious charity Jamaica Link Ministries JLM is celebrating 20 years of innovation, growth, and dedicated service to the most vulnerable in western Jamaica. Members and …. Read More. Vaccination uptake among tourism workers continues to increase with Chukka, Good Hope and Jamaica Inn added to the list of stakeholders reporting a high percentage ….
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Social Security. November 14, We enable. We want our students to be the best that they can be - game changers," Nadine Molloy, Ardenne's principal since , told The Gleaner. Some of the students described Ardenne as the best institution in Jamaica, while, for others, Ardenne is simply a place where persons experience a perfect balance of academic and extracurricular programmes.
Coming here, it doesn't limit you to just academics; it moulds you to be a perfect person," sixth-form student Beibrie Wabsworth told The Gleaner. Charity Brown, who will be moving on from the institution next year, said Ardenne is a "really good opportunity and I will be very disappointed to say my time has ended".
Personally, I love the growth I've experienced at Ardenne. The school is currently owned by the Church of God in Jamaica.
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