Education
June 17, 2024
Wesley Hall Junior School Suspends Classes Due to Teacher Sickout, Ministry of Education Offers Support
Wesley Hall Junior School classes ended early due to teacher absences. Ministry of Education deployed support but insufficient staff led to student dismissal at noon. Updates promised.
June 16, 2024
Javon Griffith Named Chairman of Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association
Javon Griffith, General Manager of Atlantis Historic Inn, appointed as Chairman of Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association. Griffith brings nearly 20 years of experience in tourism and hospitality management to the role.
June 16, 2024
Exploring the Link Between Workplace Values and Societal Values: A Comprehensive Analysis
This article explores the connection between workplace values and societal values, emphasizing how societal standards influence organizational behaviors. It discusses the importance of truth, respect, justice, and fairness in decision-making processes.
June 15, 2024
BARP Highlights Impact of Hurricane Season on Seniors Amid World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
BARP raises concerns about the impact of the hurricane season on seniors, emphasizing vulnerability in emergencies. President highlights health risks and collaborative efforts to support members during disasters.
June 14, 2024
Alisha Smith: Rising Artist and Creative Entrepreneur with a Passion for the Arts
Alisha Smith, a young artist and entrepreneur, shares her journey from childhood passion to budding artist, showcasing her talents in various mediums and earning accolades in the art community.
June 14, 2024
Specialized Centre to Train Fisherfolk in Fish Silage Utilization, Reducing Waste - FAO Collaboration Project in Barbados
A specialised centre will open to train fisherfolk in utilizing fish silage for income and waste reduction. Collaboration between FAO and China aims to support young farmers in fish silage production.
June 13, 2024
Barbadians Embracing African Roots Amid Growing Pan-Africanist Influence
Barbadians are reconnecting with their African heritage, supported by pan-Africanist groups and government efforts. Dr. Deryck Murray notes a growing acceptance of African roots in society.
June 13, 2024
Barbadian Javelin Thrower Kayla Thorpe Sets National Record at NCAA Finals
Barbadian javelin thrower Kayla Thorpe sets national record with a 53.44-metre throw at NCAA Finals, aiming for All-American status after breaking records and making history in field events.
June 12, 2024
Barbados Government's Noteworthy Investment in Education and Training: A Comparative Analysis
Barbados government's investment in education and training initiatives, including support for higher education, has led to significant achievements. UN report shows above-average GDP spending on education. Notable progress in student enrollment and free training programs.
June 11, 2024
Remembering Award-Winning Photographer Charles Grant: A Tribute to His Impact and Legacy
Renowned news photographer Charles Grant is fondly remembered for his impactful presence in the industry and personal connections. His recent funeral drew notable figures, with heartfelt tributes emphasizing his loyalty and camaraderie.
June 11, 2024
Construction Gateway Training Initiative Phase Two Set to Begin This Month, SJPI Principal Confirms
The Construction Gateway Training Initiative's phase two launch aims to upskill workers for the construction industry, with plans to offer over 20 training courses starting in July. Expansion efforts target meeting industry demands.
June 11, 2024
DLP's Electoral Performance Analysis and Future Prospects in Barbados: Insights & Historical Context
Analyzing the Democratic Labour Party's electoral performance in the 21st century, the article discusses potential future trends and reasons behind the party's decline, tracing back to its historical successes post-independence in Barbados.