Education

The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) plans to move all secondary school assessments online within the next five years, signalling a major shift in how exams are delivered across the region.  …

Students at the Grantley Adams Memorial Secondary School got a glimpse of the technologies shaping tomorrow as the Ministry of Innovation, Industry, Science and Technology (MIST) and the Ministry of …

More than 120 students from Wilkie Cumberbatch Primary began classes at Luther Thorne Memorial Primary on Tuesday, after being temporarily relocated while repair works continue at their original campus in …

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. …

Earlier this month, the University of the West Indies (The UWI) hosted a virtual regional meeting to strengthen regional collaboration in infectious disease diagnostics, genomic surveillance and scientific research for …

Growing absenteeism among Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) candidates continues to be a major concern for the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC).   Despite the worrying development, CXC’s director of operations, …

The word on the street is that “young people today do not value education”. The comparison always reaches back to another era, as if a previous generation cared more, tried …

Combermere School is sharpening its focus on character development, accessibility, and large-scale infrastructure upgrades as it works to sustain its academic and sporting excellence while modernising its campus. These priorities …

Education Minister Chad Blackman is urging students across Barbados to respect the National School Grooming Policy, stressing that discipline and neatness remain core values of the island’s education system as …