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More secondary and tertiary level students in Barbados are choosing Physical Education and related subjects at the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) level, but…

All schools in Barbados must have recycling bins. This is the ambitious goal of the Managing Director of Project Recycle Limited, Anderson Cherry who on Wednesday handed over three bins…

Today marks World Poetry Day, which the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) declared in 1990, “to promote the reading, writing and teaching of poetry throughout the world…

Faced with threats either to their lives or of enslavement of themselves and their communities, many African kings and other leaders in sub-Saharan communities opted for cooperation with slave traders,…

World Down Syndrome Day is celebrated around the world on March 21. On this day, both children and adults are encouraged to wear brightly coloured, patterned, or even odd-coloured socks…

The nation’s first female Prime Minister was showered with the love of supporters this afternoon at she arrived at Parliament Buildings to deliver her maiden Financial Statement and Budgetary Proposals.…

As the island grapples with an increase in the rodent population, the Environmental Health Department is appealing to householders and property owners to play their part in ridding the landscape…

Just over two dozen young people have completed a programme that provided them with unique employment opportunities, and organisers have signalled their intention to expand the initiative. The “Get Into.…

For people of an island depending on the sea for much of their livelihood, the ocean-polluting practices of Barbadians can best be described as surprising and alarming. Occupants on this…

by Anesta Henry A rural primary school’s example of how to maintain a clean healthy environment is being touted by Environment Minister Trevor Prescod as a model for rat-infested, dirty…