Education
January 8, 2024
Princess Margaret Secondary School Physical Opening Delayed by One Week Due to Building Renovations, Ministry of Education Announces
The opening of Princess Margaret Secondary School in Six Roads, St Philip is delayed by one week due to required building renovations prioritizing safety and health. Online learning will be provided in the meantime. (PR/HG)
January 8, 2024
Princess Margaret Secondary School Class Resumption Delayed by One Week, Ministry of Education Announces
"The Ministry of Education has announced a one-week delay in the resumption of classes at Princess Margaret Secondary School due to necessary building renovations for safety and health concerns."
January 7, 2024
Supreme Counselling CEO Calls for Government Funding to Support Barbadian Youth Programs
The CEO of Supreme Counselling for Personal Development, Shawn Clarke, has appealed for government financial assistance to support their programmes for Barbadian youth. The organization provides essential services, supports local communities, and contributes to the economic growth of Barbadian society.
January 7, 2024
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley Announces Cabinet Reshuffle and Ministerial Changes
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley announced Cabinet changes, effective this week. The reshuffle includes new ministers, adjustments to portfolios, and diplomatic changes scheduled for 2024.
January 6, 2024
Barbados Schools Resume Classes Following Inspections and Rehabilitation Work
"Three schools in Barbados, including The Ann Hill School, are ready to resume classes after addressing environmental concerns. Ministry officials conducted inspections and emphasized the need for improved collaboration."
January 6, 2024
Uncertainty Surrounds Fate of Two Public Schools Ahead of New School Term
Stay updated on the uncertain fate of Ann Hill School and Luther Thorne Memorial Primary School as environmental concerns threaten the start of the new school term.
January 5, 2024
Resurgence of Positive Youth Groups Urged by Minister of Home Affairs
"Minister of Home Affairs Wilfred Abrahams emphasizes the importance of youth groups in social development, as only 11% of young people in Barbados participate in organizations like Scouts and Girl Guides."
January 4, 2024
Remembering Graydon Sealy: The Legacy of Barbados' First Principal of Garrison Secondary School
Remembering Educator Graydon Sealy, the esteemed principal of Garrison Secondary School. Loved by students, respected by colleagues, and hailed as a visionary leader, he leaves behind a lasting legacy in Barbadian education.
January 3, 2024
Industrial Action at UWI Mona Campus Over Pay Increase Demands: WIGUT Threatens Protest Actions
Kingston, Jamaica – Academic and senior administrative staff at the Mona campus University of the West Indies (UWI) are planning industrial action over demands for interim pay increases while a compensation review takes place.
January 3, 2024
Former Educator Graydon Sealy Remembered for Transformative Impact on Students' Lives
Former educator Graydon Sealy, known for transforming lives, was honored in a final farewell. He created opportunities for students who may not have otherwise attended secondary school. Students and colleagues remember him with admiration and gratitude.
January 1, 2024
Barbados Nurses Association: Reflections on 2023 and Goals for 2024
The Barbados Nurses Association reflects on the past year and shares their goals for the future, advocating for nurses' rights and interests, raising awareness of profession-related issues, and working towards recognition and respect.
December 29, 2023
Barbados Urged to Expand Mental Services for Troubled Teens, says Dr Myrna Lashley
Barbados must expand mental services to address the urgent need for faster access to care for troubled teens, according to prominent psychologist Dr Myrna Lashley. She suggests community and peer counseling in schools, creating comfort and safety for children, and reducing pressure on academic success.