September 12, 2024
The Caribbean Association for Probation and Parole (CAPP) aims to standardize services, enhance collaboration, and modernize the region's criminal justice system through a formal network and evidence-based policy reforms.
September 12, 2024
Minister of Education Kay McConney announces school readiness for Michaelmas term next week. Alma Parris School set to reopen by January 2025. Maintenance program ongoing despite supply challenges.
September 12, 2024
Community activist Dr. Janal Browne donates school supplies and vouchers to children in neglected St Michael communities, ensuring they are equipped for the new academic year. Initiatives also support local businesses.
September 12, 2024
Minister of Education Kay McConney shifts school repairs from summer-only to year-round, aiming to address infrastructural needs and reduce disruption to academic year. Repairs ongoing with contingency plans in place.
September 12, 2024
Ministry of Education apologizes for last-minute principal reassignments and exclusion of acting principals from interviews. Measures to improve accountability and support for educators announced. Association of Public Primary School Principals criticizes handling.
September 11, 2024
The decline in literacy among children in Barbados is linked to the pandemic and changes in literacy definitions. Efforts are being made to enhance literacy skills and promote education.
September 11, 2024
This article explores the concept of educating the 'whole child' based on John Dewey's ideas, addressing criticisms of teaching solely subjects, and the role of teachers in social and emotional learning.
September 11, 2024
Barbados Royals Girls Cricket Club's summer camp, in partnership with Barbados Cricket Association, marks a milestone for women's cricket. Notable figures support the camp's focus on academic and cricketing excellence. Future plans include an after-school program.
September 11, 2024
Cain Banfield, a key member of Barbados' CARIFTA Triathlon team, is training and competing in Trinidad & Tobago. The 16-year-old aims for redemption in 2025 after facing challenges at CARIFTA.
September 11, 2024
ISKF Barbados to compete at the ISKF World Shoto Cup in London with five adults and six youth athletes. Event features over 350 competitors from 18 countries in team and individual kata and kumite.
September 11, 2024
Three young Barbadian creatives are undergoing specialized training in Havana, Cuba. Aisha Comissiong and Kemal Marshall are learning Cuban dances, while Déandra Daniel is mastering artistic serigraphy. Training runs until September 20.
September 11, 2024
Acting Prime Minister Santia Bradshaw announces mandatory certification for drivers and conductors of public service vehicles in Barbados. Training sessions to start on October 1 to promote safe driving practices.