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Fifteen young men from the Frederick Smith Secondary School have gained hands-on training in agriculture, food production and entrepreneurship through a programme aimed at strengthening academic engagement and personal development.
The seven-week initiative was a collaboration between the school and the Caribbean Centre for Agricultural Research and Innovation at The University of the West Indies, entitled Learning Cooperative: Securing Futures, Saving Lives.
Acting Principal of the Frederick Smith Secondary School, Shanelle Waithe, said that the project, which started as a targeted programme for at-risk youth, has now blossomed into a model for project-based and integrated learning.
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