Education
October 24, 2024
Caribbean Examinations Council Chairman Advocates for Well-Defined AI Policies in Education Sector
CXC Chairman Sir Hilary Beckles advocates for a sophisticated policy framework to regulate AI in education, highlighting its potential to democratize access while cautioning against reinforcing biases.
October 23, 2024
Pungent Odour Prompts Sudden Closure of Classes at Eden Lodge Primary School in Barbados
Eden Lodge Primary School classes halted due to pungent odor, prompting midday student pickup. Concerns raised over early closures. Ongoing coverage of the situation.
October 23, 2024
Arthur Smith Primary School Founders' Day Celebrates Dedication and Potential with Honors for Long-Serving Staff
Arthur Smith Primary School community celebrates Founders’ Day at St Matthias Anglican Church, honoring long-serving stalwarts Lana Welch, Jennifer Jones, and Renee Rollins-Taylor. Acting Principal recognizes their contributions and encourages students to unlock their potential.
October 23, 2024
Government Continues Crime Prevention Strategies and Supports Police Service Amid Concerns about School Violence | eNATION
Government continues to prioritize crime prevention strategies and support for the Police Service. Minister Corey Lane emphasizes the need for ongoing efforts to address violence in schools and tackle deep-rooted issues.
October 23, 2024
Minister Corey Lane Expresses Concern Over Rise in School Violence, Emphasizes Preventive Strategies
Minister Corey Lane expresses concern over the recent increase in school violence incidents, emphasizing the need for preventive measures and collaborative efforts with the Ministry of Education to address the issue.
October 22, 2024
Remembering Sir Henry Forde: A Tribute to a Distinguished Caribbean Jurist
The Caribbean Court of Justice mourns the passing of Sir Henry Forde, a prominent Barbadian jurist known for his legal prowess, advocacy for the CCJ, and significant contributions to women's rights in Barbados.
October 22, 2024
Analysis of Environmental, Health, and Security Issues in Public Schools Progresses Towards Comprehensive Report, States Education Chief
Chief Education Officer Dr Ramona Archer-Bradshaw provides updates on environmental, health, and security issues impacting public schools in Barbados. Ongoing closures and infrastructure assessments are discussed, emphasizing swift problem resolution.
October 22, 2024
Industry-Education Partnership Vital for Sustainable Growth in Creative Arts Sector, Says Chief Education Officer
Dr Ramona Archer-Bradshaw emphasizes the importance of industry-education partnerships for sustainable growth in the creative arts sector, urging a shift in perception towards creative careers for economic benefits.
October 21, 2024
Parkinson Secondary School and St Ambrose Primary to Reopen Today After Cleaning and Retrofitting | Ministry of Education Statement
Parkinson Secondary School and St Ambrose Primary to reopen after thorough cleaning and retrofitting following insect infestation and foot and mouth disease case. Ministry of Education confirms reopening.
October 18, 2024
Parkinson Memorial Secondary School Closed Today for Cleaning and Repairs
Parkinson Memorial Secondary School closed for cleaning today due to recent repairs and treatments. Reopening date will be communicated to students, teachers, and staff.
October 17, 2024
Parkinson Memorial Secondary School Addresses Environmental Concerns Leading to School Closure
Parkinson Memorial Secondary School in Barbados addresses environmental concerns leading to early closure. Actions taken include pest control, waste management, and addressing staff shortages. Remedial measures underway.
October 16, 2024
Coleridge and Parry School Suspends Classes After Burst Water Main; Barbados Water Authority Addressing Issue
Coleridge and Parry School suspends classes midday as a result of a burst water main. Barbados Water Authority is resolving the issue, with updates pending on class resumption.