Lauryn Escamilla

Back-to-school shopping has peaked in the week before school, store owners say, as they prepare for the rush while parents pick up a few items for their children. While some …

Up to 35 women will receive free training in using artificial intelligence to develop viable businesses under a new programme launched by the National Organisation of Women (NOW) and an …

Artificial intelligence could help female entrepreneurs overcome the cost of hiring additional help as they grow their businesses, according to National Organisation of Women (NOW) president Melissa Savoury-Gittens. Savoury-Gittens said …

For Leah Nurse, teaching was never her first choice, but two years in the classroom has convinced her that it may have been exactly where she was meant to be. …

ADacosta Edwards Primary School in St Andrew has received a Little Library aimed at giving students greater access to books and encouraging a stronger reading culture. The donation was made …

Eighteen young farmers showcased poultry and livestock production skills on Wednesday after completing an eight-week IICA Youth Farm training programme at the Alleyne School. An open day marked the culmination …

A lunchtime celebration at Queen’s Park on Thursday honoured Jackie Opel’s far-reaching musical legacy, with performers and artists tracing the Barbadian pioneer’s influence from Bridgetown to Kingston, Jamaica, and the …

T he Barbados Public Workers’ Co-operative Credit Union Limited (BPWCCUL) wants children to start thinking about saving, budgeting and spending wisely. The credit union hosted its Before the Bell Rings …

Queen’s College secured seven of the 12 Barbados Scholarships awarded for 2026, along with three of the country’s 21 Barbados Exhibitions. The results gave the school ten national awardees, with …