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Choosing Easy or Advanced, you'll surely have fun with these Kahoot quizzes by André Esmeraldo, Bruno Florencio, Clara Tofoli, Dinis Duarte and Rui Pereira, 11A.

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Part of the Jamaican Culture Week Exibition 2025 at Escola Secundária de Camões

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A lot to process about Jamaican culture, from people to places, food and religion. The cherry on top? An arcade game you can play. By Hugo Capela, Davi Furtado, Tiago Gonçalves, Ricardo Carrapa, Martim Calha, 11A.

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Indulge yourself with this luxurious Jamaican Food Journal prepared for you by Alice Parreirão, Margarida Marques, Maria Antunes, Matilde Marques e Ritsa Ariscrisnã, 11A.

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Here are some fun facts about Jamaica collected by Beatriz Barbeiro and Matilde Borges, 11A.

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Dive right into the Reggae world with this informative and visually appealing presentation created by Ana Abreu, Manuel Nunes, Tomás Ferreira, Sofia Sousa and Vasco Gouveia, 11A.

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An overview of Jamaica - History, Economy and Tourism, Culture and Traditions, and Music and Art, by Lara and Laura Nascimento, 11Q.

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Some of the most interesting Jamaican traditions, by Vicente Folgado, 11Q.

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Maria Oliveira, Matilde Mineiro and Mara Cardoso, 11Q, take an insightful look at Jamaican traditional costumes.

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An overview of Jamaican Literature, by Natacha Pereira, 10J.

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Ema Garcia and Ângela Romão, 11Q, welcome us to Jamaica with beautiful landscapes and places to visit.

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Carolina Melo, 10J, shares some yummy suggestions of typical Jamaican dishes.

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Typical Jamaican Dishes - Carolina Rubi. 10ºJ

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Teresa, Xavier, Alice, Caetano and Bernardo, 10J, take us on a journey through the History of Jamaica.

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Land and Climate Relief Climate of Jamaica Jamaica, the third-largest island in the Caribbean, is characterized by a diverse landscape that includes mountains, plateaus, and coastal plains. The most prominent mountain range is the Blue Mountains, located in the eastern part of

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Images of Jamaican Inspiration - ES Pedro Nunes

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Images of Jamaican Inspiration - ES Pedro Nunes

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A pictorial exploration of Jamaican motives and colours, by students from the 11I (Arts) of Escola Secundária Pedro Nunes. Special thanks to their teacher Isabel Taxa.

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Sara Brás and Ana Laura Oliveira, 10J, bring us a grim look on some of the major problems in the Jamaican society.

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Society in Jamaica -Sara Brás, Ana Laura Oliveira. 10ºJ

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All you need to know about Jamaican gastronomy, by Ana Beatriz, Carolina Duarte and Maria Bértolo, 10J.

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Jamaican Gastronomy - Ana Laura, Carolina Duarte, Maria Bértolo. 10ºJ

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A peak at Jamaican legends and traditions, courtesy of Carolina Cabral, Laura Ferraz and Mohamed Djabula, 10J.

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Jamaican Legends and Traditions - Carolina Cabral, Laura Ferraz, Mohamed Djabula. 10ºJ

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Beatriz Iria, 11Q, tells us about the Jamaican flag.

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Beatriz almeida de iria 11ªQ

THE FLAG OF JAMAICA

CONCLUSION

INFORMATION

HISTORY

INDEX

The comittee predefined the original three colours (yellow, green and black) because of its meanings. The winning design had them, just in horizontal lines, but because it was so similar to Tanganica's flag, a country that no longer exists, it was replaced by the current model on 6th august, 1962.

In 1958 the federation of West Indies was created to bring together British colonies in the Caribbean ,like Jamaica, and its objective was to create an independent state supported by the metropolis. Unfortunately, this initiative wasn't sucesseful, but in anticipation of the federation's dissolution, a comittee of representitives proposed a competition to create an official flag to be later used when the independence from the British was official.

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HISTORY

Jamaica is the only nacional flag in the world that does not contain any shade of the colours red, white or blue.

CURIOSITY:

BLACK

Strength and creativity of the inhabitants to overcome dificulties.

YELLOW

Sunlight and natural riches.

GREEN

Hope and richness of the flora.

This flag must be made in 1 meter wide by 2 metter's long and represented by two diagonal yellow lines and four triangles, the top and bottom ones are green and the ones on the side are black.

meaning of the colours

the simbolism of the jamaican flag summarized in a sentence.

'HARDSHIPS THERE ARE, BUT THE LAND IS GREEN AND THE SUN SHINETH.'

The arms shows a male and a female "arawak" standing next to the shield with a red cross and 5 golden pineapplles. Above it there is a crocodile on top of the royal helmet and mantlings. it is mostly used by the government.

Flag prior to 1962, year of the country's independence and officialization of the current flag, while Jamaica was still an English colony.

The naval flag is used by vessels and the coast guard. It features the cross of Saint George, present in the English flag, and on the upper right corner the official Jamaican flag.

OTHER JAMAICAN FLAGS

They allow you to add additional info.

They illustrate what you want to say.

They help to break the monotony.

PRior to 1962

NAVAL ENSIGN

COAT OF ARMS

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VALUE

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Beatriz Almeida de Iria, 11ªQ

https://www.significados.com.br https://pt.wikipedia.org https://jcgtoronto.ca

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A look at Jamaican History and Culture, by Maria Gordo, 11Q.

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Sofia Silva, Angélica Pereira and Mariana Félix, 11Q, explore the unique style of Jamaican architecture in a visually appealing presentation.