Green engages students in a pre-GSAT pep talk
<p>Minister of State in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information, Floyd Green, addresses church service to launch National Youth Month (November) on Sunday (October 30) at the Steer Town New Testament Church of God, in St Ann.&nbsp; The Month will be observed under the theme: &lsquo;Energizing Youth&rsquo;. (Photo: JIS) </p>
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March 14, 2017

Green engages students in a pre-GSAT pep talk

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Minister of State in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information, Floyd Green will on Thursday visit a few schools to engage students in a pre-Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT) pep talk.

The Ministry of Education in an advisory this afternoon said Green will be visiting the Grove Primary School, in Gordon Town and Mannings Hill Primary School in Stony Hill, St Andrew.

The students will be sitting GSAT tomorrow and Friday.

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