Applause for NET as school repairs gather pace
September 4, 2026
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ADMINISTRATORS of two schools in western Jamaica have applauded the National Education Trust (NET) for the repair work done so far on buildings badly damaged by Hurricane Melissa last October.
The two — Strawberry Primary and Infant School in Westmoreland and Catherine Hall Primary and Infant School in St James — are among more than 40 institutions on the Ministry of Education’s priority one list which have been repaired by the NET to date.
Following Melissa, the ministry classified more than 300 severely damaged schools as priority one for repair that equated to almost rebuilding.
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