Robotics, an interdisciplinary branch of engineering and science, is becoming more popular among our youth. The High Schools Robotics Competition was anticipated by many Jamaicans; and especially so by JEP,...
Do you remember the launch of Jamaica’s first ever Seabin? Well, it resides and thrives at the Montego Bay Marine Park (MBMP), one of Jamaica’s most prominent NGOs. MBMP focuses on...
The biannual Forest Trek event gets more exciting each year! On March 23, 2019, members of the JEP/WKPP family hiked 14km up cool Mount Airy, St Andrew. During the hike, representatives...
To protect our youth from the dengue outbreak, JEP/WKPP CSR representatives Melissa Newman and Patrice Howell distributed mosquito repellent mists to students of Carnival Basic School, Denham Town Infant School...
Today, WKPP celebrates the feeding of close to 600 students daily through its School Feeding Programme. Established in 2017, the programme is an annual initiative implemented to promote that a...
Leadership training, home duties, and agricultural/farming methods are some of the major activities under the 4H Club at the Jonathan Grant High School. The club seeks to encourage students to...
JEP took time out in February at the Ardenne High School to educate and inspire. Our President & CEO, Wayne McKenzie, delivered a memorable speech to members of the Entrepreneurship...
You missed out on an epic cultural event if you were unable to attend this year’s staging of Misty Bliss! Hosted by the Jamaica Conservation Development Trust (JCDT) at the...
Kingston, Jamaica – March 20, 2019: In light of JEP’s continuous commitment to supplying Jamaica’s growing energy needs, InterEnergy Holdings (IEH), owners of the independent power generating giant, recently acquired...
Did you know that Down's syndrome is the most common disorder of the human chromosome? Children with Down's syndrome grow more slowly and may have a variety of health challenges....