President tells Half Moon Fort students to dream big despite small size Lauryn Escamilla27/05/20260577 views President Jeffrey Bostic on Tuesday encouraged students of Half Moon Fort Primary School to never allow the school’s small size to limit their ambitions, telling them that “smallness” should never… Read more
Ellerton Primary showcases integrated learning at open day Lauryn Escamilla21/05/20260269 views Ellerton Primary School’s open day on Wednesday offered a vivid demonstration of how integrated, project-based learning can deepen student engagement and broaden classroom experiences, education officials said. The showcase featured… Read more
Bostic pushes for more male Cub Scout leaders at St Lucy Primary visit Lauryn Escamilla18/05/2026059 views More men need to step forward and become involved in boys’ organisations in schools, President Jeffrey Bostic said Monday as he continued his island-wide school tour at St Lucy Primary.… Read more
Students gain investing experience through stock market AI programme Lauryn Escamilla15/05/20260130 views More than 300 Harrison College students are now gaining practical exposure to investing and financial decision-making, as RF Merchant Bank & Trust (Barbados) Limited expands its sponsorship of an artificial… Read more
Universities must teach graduates to create jobs – historian Jenique Belgrave14/05/20260213 views The leading historian at the University of the West Indies at Cave Hill has urged universities to teach how to leverage their degrees to create their own jobs and businesses,… Read more
Young children to benefit from Micro Games Lourianne Graham13/05/20260168 views Nearly 700 students from seven government nursery schools will take part in the inaugural Micro Games 2026 at Queen’s Park over the next three days, as educators seek to introduce… Read more
Friends united by nursing honour Lauryn Escamilla12/05/20260127 views When Barbados Community College (BCC) third-year nursing student Giselle Griffith stepped forward to receive the Ramona Mascoll/CIBC Caribbean Scholarship on Tuesday, the moment carried even deeper meaning because proudly supporting… Read more
Ramona Mascoll scholarships awarded to first nursing assistant student Lauryn Escamilla12/05/2026037 views Three Barbados Community College (BCC) nursing students, including the first nursing assistant student to receive the award, were honoured on International Nurses’ Day with Ramona Mascoll/CIBC Caribbean scholarships. The 2026… Read more
Paper or digital? Students on CXC exam shift Lauryn Escamilla12/05/202601.6K views Schools across the Caribbean have begun administering digital Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) tests for the May/June examination period, but students remain divided on the transition, with concerns ranging from technical… Read more
Students explore consumer rights in new schools contest Lauryn Escamilla08/05/20260109 views Secondary school students across Barbados are being urged to become more informed and influential consumers after a new national competition revealed both strong creativity and gaps in awareness, according to… Read more