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Welfare,  Behaviour Change Initiative Programme (WBCIP) Presents

​Cricket Intervention Programme (CIP)

Merlene Ottey High School

"Cricket for Character, Conduct, & Excellence"

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Welcome to the

​Cricket Intervention Programme (CIP)

Merlene Ottey High School

The Cricket Intervention Programme (CIP), developed under the Welfare,  Behaviour Change Initiative Programme (WBCIP), is a transformative initiative founded by Mrs. Dian Foster-Wright, Dean of Discipline of Merlene Ottey High School, in partnership with the Jamaica Cricket Association.

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“Cricket is a game of inches, and every inch counts.”
— Sir Vivian Richards

What We Are About

CIP utilizes the sport of cricket as a tool for behavioural modification, character development, and academic enhancement. Designed to empower students facing serious behavioural challenges, the programme provides a structured, nurturing environment that promotes emotional intelligence, critical thinking, communication skills, and cultural appreciation.

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Our Impact

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​Since its inception, CIP has demonstrated proven success. Of the twenty-two participants at Merlene Ottey High School, seven senior students achieved commendable results in the 2024 CSEC examinations, alongside significant improvements in grooming, conflict resolution, classroom engagement, and overall deportment.

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“Self-belief and hard work will always earn you success.”
— Virat Kohli

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