Education

A new six-week jiu-jitsu summer camp in St Michael opened on Monday, seeking to help young people manage their emotions, control anger and build discipline through martial arts training. The …

A record intake of young people has joined the fire cadet programme this summer, as the initiative marks 26 years by doubling  its capacity, expanding from 50 to 100 available …

A new television monitor has been donated to George Lamming Primary School to support its RISE Reading Programme, with a reminder that digital tools should support, not replace, book reading …

Twenty-nine Barbadian secondary school teachers have completed a six-month regional mathematics training programme aimed at tackling persistent weaknesses in the subject and improving classroom practice across the Caribbean. They joined …

Three students from St Philip Primary have delivered standout performances in this year’s Barbados Secondary School Entrance Examination, challenging perceptions about one of the island’s rural schools and highlighting months …

Minister of Pan-African Affairs and Heritage, Trevor Prescod, has made a case for direct financial intervention from the government to support the nation’s young authors, insisting they should be compensated …

Parents have been given their clearest picture yet of how Barbados’ proposed transition from primary to secondary school will operate, with classroom projects completed at school, four standardised tests spread …

A perfect score in mathematics and a place at Harrison College have capped off a successful primary school journey for 11-year-old Jeremi Wright of St Cyprian’s Boys’ School. Jeremi, who …

The first Grantley Adams Travel Club is preparing to travel to Panama in August, giving Grantley Adams Memorial Secondary School students an opportunity to experience a new culture while strengthening …