Education
June 19, 2024
Concerns Raised Over Sexualisation During Crop Over Season: Group Coordinator Speaks Out
The Group of Concerned Parents in Barbados raises concerns over sexualized lyrics and dancing at Crop Over events, citing a recent incident and highlighting the societal impact of such trends.
June 18, 2024
Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. Completes Community Tourism and Tour Guide Training for Enhanced Service Quality and Tourism Awareness
Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI) completes community tourism and tour guide training courses to enhance service quality and tourism awareness. Graduates equipped with essential skills to support stakeholders effectively.
June 18, 2024
First Cohort of Healthcare Leaders Complete Practical Course in Health Policy and Health Systems in the Caribbean
Six postgraduate students are embarking on an internship after completing a pioneering course in health policy and systems by UWI and PAHO, aiming to cultivate healthcare leaders in the Caribbean.
June 18, 2024
Wesley Hall Junior School Classes End Early Due to Teacher Absences, Health Concerns Sparked
Classes at Wesley Hall Junior School in The City ended early due to multiple teacher absences, raising concerns about health hazards. Ministry of Education and Barbados Union of Teachers address the situation.
June 17, 2024
Ministry Authorizes Early Closure of Wesley Hall Junior School Due to Teacher Shortage
Ministry authorizes early closure of Wesley Hall Junior School due to teacher absences. Efforts to secure substitutes unsuccessful. Parents asked to collect children at noon. Ministry prioritizes student safety.
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.