Education

Principals at private schools touted for their success in the 11+ plus exams have declared there is no secret formula for their results. In interviews with Barbados TODAY after the …

Tazara Griffith, a public primary school student among the top performers in the Common Entrance Examination, has a recipe for success. Griffith, who placed seventh overall in the exam, declared …

Some 3,000 people among the 30,000 Barbadians out of a job in the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic, Government job cuts and long-term economic decline, have signed up for free …

The dream of sporting maroon and gold in the pool come September has just become a reality for the island’s top girl. Hailing from the St Gabriel’s School, Ayobami Leon-Baker …

Screams and tears of joy rang through the courtyard of the St Mary’s Primary school when 11-year-old Keishawn Thomas learned he passed for The Ellerslie School. An elated Keishawn who …

After years of classes at the Caribbean Dyslexia Centre Barbados and two years of sacrifice to prepare for an examination, Jakeel Padmore is over the moon that he will be …

Jumping and screaming was the order of the day among the top 10 near-perfect performers in this year’s Common Entrance Examination. When Barbados TODAY caught up with Ashley Mayers who …

The Barbados Secondary Teachers’ Union (BSTU) is distancing itself from recent suggestions that educators and other key stakeholders have been left in the dark about next month’s “full” re-opening of …

Two members of the University of the West Indies COVID-19 Task Force have authored a handbook outlining ethical principles to guide the responses of Caribbean governments and policymakers in managing …