NCB Foundation Supports 15 Scholars Pursuing Higher Education
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Fifteen young Jamaicans received scholarships from the NCB Foundation to support their higher education.
- The cohort includes national scholars and parish champions from various communities across Jamaica.
- The awards recognize academic achievement and ambition, providing crucial support for the students' transition to tertiary education.
The NCB Foundation has awarded scholarships to fifteen Jamaican students, marking a significant step in their academic journeys. The 2026 NCB Foundation Scholar Awards and Mingle event celebrated these young individuals, recognizing their potential and commitment to higher education.
This year's cohort is particularly noteworthy, featuring national scholars Alicia Weir and Ryan Ewan, both hailing from St. Mary. In addition to these national honorees, thirteen parish champions were also recognized. These students represent diverse communities from across the island, highlighting the foundation's commitment to supporting talent nationwide.
For the recipients, these scholarships represent more than just financial aid. They are a powerful acknowledgment of their academic accomplishments and aspirations. The awards provide essential support as these students navigate the transition from secondary to tertiary education, equipping them with the resources needed to succeed in their chosen fields.
Originally published by Jamaica Gleaner in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.