Alleged child rapist remanded to Dodds By Fernella Wedderburn The man who allegedly raped two 12-year-old girls, including one on the compound of the Frederick Smith Secondary School, appears to …
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Minister of Education Kay McConney has reported that this year’s 11-plus exam, which is currently in progress, got underway without any major hiccups. She told members of the media at …
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Telecommunications provider and NCF team up to present a spectacular display of Barbadian culture on Saturday
Digicel Barbados on Monday declared its support for this year’s Crop Over Festival. It is partnering with the National Cultural Foundation (NCF) for the first time to produce the Ceremonial …
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Adventists carry on tradition of sharing fellowship; presenting stationery to 11-plus students
You are destined to succeed. This was the message given to visually-impaired student Ashton Hoyte and his fellow Workman’s Primary School classmates, as they were presented with school supplies just …
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MP Kirk Humphrey delivers stationery and encouragement to 11-plus students
Do the best you can. This was the message delivered by the Member of Parliament for St Michael South, Kirk Humphrey, as he delivered care packages for students of the …
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Continued unsafe practices in various sectors, despite two recent workplace deaths, is “worrisome”, says the Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB). Representing the umbrella organisation at …
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The death of Lloyd Erskine Sandiford brings to a close an era of Barbadian statecraft in the post-Independence era. History will in all likelihood be kinder to him than his …
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More than 100 students are sitting the 11-plus exam at Christ Church Foundation School in Church Hill, Christ Church. Many parents admitted they were more nervous than their children but …
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A total of 3 295 students are sitting this year’s Barbados Secondary Schools’ Entrance Examination (BSSEE) this morning, among them scores of children who made their way to the Princess …
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By Fernella Wedderburn The renovation of the magistrates’ courts at Coleridge Street is expected to be completed within another two weeks. That update from Attorney General Dale Marshall following a …