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CXC is changing how Mathematics and English are assessed. Here is what 2027 CSEC candidates and parents in St. Elizabeth should ask their school this month, and where to find free help in Junction this November.

Last Saturday I walked past a man in need. The next morning he was found dead in the parking lot across from our building. This is why, every Sunday in Junction, we are reserving a space for love.

A year ago today, Hurricane Melissa struck St. Elizabeth. What followed was an outpouring of help and a parish that refused to stay down. Here is how Let There Be Light is joining the rebuild, starting with free CSEC tutoring in Junction.

Childhood instability does more than disrupt a schedule. It can quietly consume the attention, trust, and emotional energy children need to learn and grow. Discover what changes when dependable adults, predictable routines, loving discipline, and well-designed systems finally give a child room to exhale.

Two children can sit in the same classroom and receive the same lesson, yet experience education very differently. What would change if schools were designed not only to deliver curriculum, but to cultivate stability, belonging, faith, practical competence, and purpose? Explore the vision behind an educational environment created to help restore a life.

Small-group tutoring is more than putting fewer students in a room. Discover how targeted instruction, diagnostic assessment, feedback and close attention can help students strengthen learning before CSEC.

A student can attend school, complete assignments and still enter CSEC year carrying hidden learning gaps. Here are seven signs parents should watch for, and what to do next.

Hurricane Melissa disrupted a critical year for students preparing for CSEC. This September, Let There Be Light is responding with a completely free CSEC Intensive in St. Elizabeth: combining diagnostic assessment, small-group tutoring, mentorship, meals and whole-child support to help students recover lost ground and move forward.