Education
October 6, 2024
Grantley Adams Memorial School Extends Online Classes Pending Test Results | Important Notice for Parents and Guardians
Grantley Adams Memorial School's classes are online this week due to recent tests at the school plant. Parents are advised to make necessary arrangements for their children.
October 6, 2024
Empowering Women in Barbados Labour Movement: Achievements and Impact
The labour movement in Barbados champions women's rights in trade unions, promoting equality and representation. Trade unions advocate for anti-discrimination laws, narrowing gender wage gaps, and fostering female leadership.
October 6, 2024
Remembering Sir Keith Hunte: A Legacy of Leadership and Contribution to Caribbean Education
Sir Keith Hunte, a prominent figure in Caribbean education, is remembered for his significant contributions to the University of the West Indies, particularly as the longest-serving Principal of Cave Hill Campus.
October 5, 2024
Group Calls for Urgent Action on School Violence Crisis in Barbados: Minister of Education or Prime Minister Urged to Address Growing Concerns
The Group of Concerned Parents of Barbados urges national leaders to address the recent spike in school violence, advocating for a comprehensive strategy involving enhanced security measures and community collaboration.
October 5, 2024
US Judge Denies Black Student's Request for Hair Code Protection in Texas School
A US judge denies black student's request for court order protecting him from school punishment over dreadlocks violating dress code. Student faces disciplinary penalties for refusing to cut hair.
October 5, 2024
Minister Kirk Humphrey Urges Student Leaders to Prioritize Compassion and Service over Power and Control
Minister Kirk Humphrey challenges student leaders to prioritize compassion and service over power at a prefect investiture ceremony, emphasizing the true essence of leadership through personal experiences and biblical parallels.
October 5, 2024
Growth of Co-operative Movement in Barbados: New Non-Financial Co-operatives on the Horizon, Says Acting Registrar Brent Gittens
Barbados sees growth in non-financial co-operatives, with plans for two new co-ops in business development and construction. The movement now includes 35 co-ops across various sectors, promoting consumerism and entrepreneurship.
October 4, 2024
Local Football Coach Kerry Trotman Awarded Olympic Solidarity Scholarship for International Coaching Course in Hungary
Football coach Kerry Trotman awarded prestigious Olympic Solidarity Scholarship for International Coaching Course at Hungarian University of Sports Sciences, enhancing expertise in sports sciences and methodologies.
October 4, 2024
Remembering Former University of the West Indies Cave Hill Principal Sir Keith Hunte
The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill Campus mourns the passing of former Principal Sir Keith Hunte, remembered for his leadership, integrity, and contributions to education and regional development.
October 2, 2024
Ministry of Youth Launches $70,000 Community Business Lab Programme to Support Small Business Owners
The Ministry of Youth invests over $70,000 to support small business owners through the Community Business Lab program, aiming to decentralize the Youth Entrepreneurship Scheme and empower young entrepreneurs across different zones.
October 2, 2024
Senator Dr Shantal Munro-Knight Urges Students to Reject Stereotypes and Embrace Resilience and Determination
Senator Dr Shantal Munro-Knight emphasizes resilience and rejecting stereotypes in a keynote speech at Springer Memorial Secondary School. Urges students to embody perseverance and determination for personal growth and success.
October 2, 2024
Concerns Mount Over Costly New Development Plans Amidst Priorities Debate
The article critiques costly and impractical development plans in Barbados, including building a new Geriatric Hospital and replacing school and military buildings. It questions the lack of transparency and practicality in these proposals.