Education
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.
December 29, 2023
Barbados Football Association President Plans Impactful Changes for 2024
The Barbados Football Association (BFA) is set to make significant changes and additions in 2024, including the introduction of a football academy and completion of construction at their headquarters. The BFA aims to promote a professional mindset among clubs and players.
December 29, 2023
Efforts to Curb Noncommunicable Diseases Among Young People Show Progress in 2023, Says Heart and Stroke Foundation Official
Efforts to curb noncommunicable diseases in young people have made progress, according to an official from the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Key highlights include the focus on healthy living habits among students through the school nutrition policy and ongoing communication with schools.
December 28, 2023
Flash-Flood Watch Issued for Barbados: Potential Impacts and Safety Precautions
Stay informed about flash-flood risks in Barbados. Be cautious of runoff, erosion, water settlements, debris, and traffic delays. The alert level may escalate. For updates, visit www.barbadosweather.org or our social media pages.
December 28, 2023
Roger Barker Sworn in as Master of the High Court in Barbados
Roger Barker has been sworn in as a Master of the High Court in Barbados, responsible for managing cases and hearing various applications.
December 26, 2023
Barbados Road Safety Association President Calls for New Approach to Reduce Road Accidents
President of the Barbados Road Safety Association, Roland Lowe, has called for a new approach to reduce road accidents, proposing a fresh strategy and mindset change among drivers. There are concerns over the doubling of road fatalities compared to the previous year. Lowe emphasizes the importance of public education and the involvement of all stakeholders in efforts to reduce accidents.
December 25, 2023
Navigating Darkness and Striving for Truth: Reflections on Christmas and Overcoming Chaos
Celebrate Christmas with reflections on navigating darkness, standing for truth and justice, and embodying the light that pierces the world's chaos. Find hope, inspiration, and unity in the season of joy and redemption.
December 24, 2023
Finding Order in Chaos: Exploring Solutions for Personal, Spiritual, and Financial Challenges in the Caribbean
t, Dr. Basil Springer offers insights and solutions to the chaos and problems that often arise in personal, spiritual, business, financial, physical, and educational spheres in the Caribbean.
December 24, 2023
New York Immigration Coalition Urges Mayor Adams to End 60-Day Rule for Asylum Seekers in City Shelters
The New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) organized a march and rally urging Mayor Eric Adams to end the 60-day rule for asylum seekers in city shelters. They emphasize the importance of prioritizing the safety and well-being of these families.
December 24, 2023
Duke of Edinburgh International Award Barbados Welcomes First Cohort of Youths with Disabilities, Funded by Maria Holder Memorial Trust
The Duke of Edinburgh International Award (DEIA) Barbados in collaboration with The Deaf Heart Project welcomes its first cohort of youth with disabilities, funded by The Maria Holder Memorial Trust. Students from the Irving Wilson School are participating in pursuit of the DEIA Bronze Award, developing important life skills for independent living.