Education
November 22, 2023
Minister of State Highlights Importance of Financial Literacy for Seniors in Ensuring Comfortable Retirement
Minister Sandra Husbands advocates for teaching financial literacy to the elderly, emphasizing their struggle to manage finances and the need for precautions against abuse and retirement planning education.
November 22, 2023
Dance Group Considers Legal Action after Disqualification from National Arts Festival over Gender Identity Challenge
Dance and theatrical group Praise Academy of Dance Barbados may take legal action after their piece challenging gender identity teaching was disqualified from the National Independence Festival of Creative Arts.
November 21, 2023
Understanding Data Subject Rights Under Barbados' Data Protection Act 2019: A Comprehensive Overview
In light of recent data breaches, it is crucial to understand data subject rights under Barbados' Data Protection Act. This article highlights the importance of compliance and outlines the key rights individuals have concerning their personal information.
November 21, 2023
Barbados' Literary Artists to Take Center Stage at NIFCA's A Night of Prose, Poetry & Performance
Join us for A Night of Prose, Poetry & Performance at NIFCA, celebrating the literary artists of Barbados. Enjoy book launches, speeches, and captivating performances from past winners.
November 21, 2023
Barbados Union of Teachers Seeks Ministry Intervention for Environmental Issues at Lester Vaughan School and Ann Hill School
The Barbados Union of Teachers is requesting intervention from the Ministry of Education to address ongoing environmental issues at Lester Vaughan School and Ann Hill School.
November 21, 2023
President of DLP, Dr Ronnie Yearwood Criticizes Government's Education Reform for Neglecting Basics
Government's education reform criticized by DLP President Dr. Yearwood, who argues that primary education should be prioritized to ensure academic success. Middle schools denounced as problematic and ineffective.
November 21, 2023
Chief Justice Outlines Plans to Improve Barbados' Court System with More Staffing and Assistance: Full Story in eNATION Edition
Chief Justice Sir Patterson Cheltenham said more staffing and assistance for judges are part of the plan to improve the running of Barbados’ courts.
November 20, 2023
Georgia's former first lady & US First Lady's contributions to mental health services
Experienced in promoting mental health initiatives, this individual served as the First Lady of Georgia and the United States, playing a significant role in advancing mental healthcare through commissions and legislation.
November 20, 2023
Caribbean Advocates Visit Barbados to Promote Ratification of ILO Convention 189
Learn about the efforts of two prominent advocates for domestic workers in the Caribbean to encourage the ratification of the International Labour Organisation C-189 convention in Barbados.
November 18, 2023
Expert Challenges Government's Approach to Education Reform During Public Consultation
In the fourth Public Consultation on Education Transformation, while many supported reform, social development advisor Sherry-ann Clarke expressed concerns about completely replacing the current education approach, suggesting that transformation can occur within the existing system.
November 18, 2023
Former Minister of Education Proposes Full Integration of Technology in Education Reform Process
Former minister of education Ronald Jones suggests the full integration of technology into the education system as the government undergoes reforms. COVID-19 highlighted the need for computerized systems and WiFi hotspots in disadvantaged areas. Funding for this transformation may require budget cuts.
November 18, 2023
Brave St George Secondary School Students Rescue Elderly Man in Bridgetown: News Article by Tre Greaves
Students Christian Whitehall and Shakayla Riley-Sealy of St George Secondary School in Bridgetown were praised for rescuing an elderly man who fell into a ditch. (30 words)