Lauryn Escamilla

Only one formal objection has been submitted to the government’s proposed two per cent increase in the national minimum wage, with less than a week left before the January 18 …

A travelling science and technology roadshow launched this week gave Class One pupils at Blackman and Gollop Primary School the chance to explore the wonders of science through hands-on experiments …

As artificial intelligence reshapes the classroom experience, teachers across the Eastern Caribbean have been challenged to overhaul student assessment methods — shifting the focus from memorisation to innovation, application, and …

The usually quiet community of Goodland Gardens is up in arms after an elderly resident escaped serious injury after falling into an open well on Monday. Seventy-two-year-old Lolene Rawlins was …

Claude Reece, the latest winner of the Barbados Lottery’s Mega 6 jackpot, was presented with a cheque for $407 500 at iMart Sheraton on Wednesday after matching all the winning …

Eight newly trained lifeguards were formally welcomed into the Barbados Lifeguard Service on Wednesday morning, marking the successful completion of the Class of 2025 training programme. The lifeguards officially graduated …

What was once a communal garbage area at Six Men’s Beach has been cleared, following a joint cleanup and beautification project carried out early Tuesday morning by the Sanitation Service …

Staff and students at the Alma Parris Academy marked the start of term two with a renewed sense of purpose, outlining ambitious plans for learning, personal development and continued growth. …

Taxi drivers and public service vehicle (PSV) operators on Monday warned that the latest fuel price hike will deepen financial pressures across the transport industry, as higher pump prices take …