NCU FM celebrates 10 years of Acts of Kindness School Tour

More than 10,000 students in 10 high schools across 10 parishes will benefit from the 10th staging of the Acts of Kindness School Tour, scheduled from May 2 to May 26.

The main objective of this annual programme, organised by the NCU Media Group, is to promote and reward kindness among students, enabling them to have a greater impact on society.

“For nine years, we’ve been committed to changing the world, one kind deed at a time,” said Fabia Phillips-Lawrence, acting general manager of the NCU Media Group. “This tour empowers students, celebrates educators, and builds stronger communities through values that matter.”

The tour features motivational sessions, object-lesson devotionals, and student engagement activities like the 91 Seconds of Kindness Challenge, the Student Kindness Activist Recognition, and the Kindest Teacher Award.

“Several entities invest in things that are not considered wholesome for the nation’s youth. We at NCU Media are investing in our future by instilling values that can stay with the youngsters,” Phillip-Lawrence continued. “We want them to know that it pays to be kind. They can change others’ lives by being kind, and their generation can benefit from their kindness.”

As the only school tour in the Caribbean, the Acts of Kindness School Tour is uniquely positioned to combine educational empowerment, community service, and mental wellness support, making it a powerful platform for national transformation.

The Ministry of Health and Wellness, a repeat sponsor, will join the tour and give mental health talks to the students.

“So we genuinely want them to know they can change the world, one kind deed at a time ... and they can start with their classmates, teachers, relatives, and others,” Phillip-Lawrence added.

Broadcasting from the heart of Manchester, NCU FM is a family-friendly, Seventh-day Adventist faith-based radio station owned by Northern Caribbean University. It has an unwavering commitment to transforming lives through education and wellness.

The schools that will be impacted are:

Claremont High – May 2

Catherine Hall Primary - May 5

Discovery Bay All-Age – May 7

Munro College – May 9

St Jago High – May 12

Tarrant Primary – May 14

Cross Keys High – May 16

Brandon Hill – May 19

Robert Lightbourne High – May 21

Tacky High – May 26