EducationLocal News Education chief defends teachers amid extra lessons criticism by Lourianne Graham 05/05/2026 written by Lourianne Graham 3 min read Chief Education Officer Dr Ramona Archer-Bradshaw has defended teachers against claims of inadequate commitment, insisting that most educators go โabove and beyondโ to support students, even as concerns grow over … Continue Reading 05/05/2026 0 comments FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
CrimeLocal NewsSchoolShooting Residents, PTA condemn brazen attack near children, urge crackdown by Ricardo Roberts 05/05/2026 by Ricardo Roberts 05/05/2026 A man fled gunfire metres from a nursery school in Eden Lodge at the start of the school day on Tuesday, triggering panic among parents and outrage in the community … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EducationLocal NewsSchoolYouth Strong Start to 11-Plus Exam by Lourianne Graham 05/05/2026 by Lourianne Graham 05/05/2026 The 2026 Barbados Secondary Schools Entrance Examination (BSSEE) got off to a smooth start on Tuesday, with more than 2 700 Class 4 students across the island beginning one of … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EducationLocal NewsSchoolYouth Educators: Trust in process key strategy ahead of entrance exam by Lauryn Escamilla 04/05/2026 by Lauryn Escamilla 04/05/2026 With the Barbados Secondary Schoolsโ Entrance Examination set for Tuesday, educators and students across several primary schools said the final hours were less about cramming and more about confidence, rhythm … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EducationLocal NewsYouth Parents โat centreโ: Education in shift to boost student success by Ricardo Roberts 04/05/2026 by Ricardo Roberts 04/05/2026 The Ministry of Education Transformation on Monday moved to reposition the family as the engine of educational success, with a new national programme that places parents and caregivers alongside teachers … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EducationLocal NewsYouth Children with special needs โrisk being overlookedโ in 11-plus system by Lourianne Graham 04/05/2026 by Lourianne Graham 04/05/2026 A surge in requests for special consideration in Tuesdayโs common entrance examination has intensified concerns that many children with learning needs are still being identified too late, with advocates warning … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EducationLocal NewsSchoolYouth Ministry Official Urges Parental Calm and Unconditional Support Ahead of 11-Plus Exam by Ricardo Roberts 04/05/2026 by Ricardo Roberts 04/05/2026 As the nationโs primary school students prepare to sit the 11-Plus examination on Tuesday, a leading educational psychologist is calling on parents to prioritise their childrenโs mental and emotional well-being … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
EducationLocal News BUT urges calm, confidence ahead of 11-plus by Barbados Today 04/05/2026 by Barbados Today 04/05/2026 President of the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) Rudy Lovell is encouraging students preparing for the Barbados Secondary School Entrance Examination (BSSEE) to remain calm and give their best effort. … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
HealthLocal News Family โoverwhelmedโ by support as teen begins urgent treatment abroad by Shamar Blunt 04/05/2026 by Shamar Blunt 04/05/2026 What began as a slight headache and dizziness at school for young Noi Jemmott quickly spiralled into every familyโs worst nightmare. Within days,ย 17-year-old Noi was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail
DeathLocal News NCSA ex-manager Tessa Chadderton-Shaw dies by Emmanuel Joseph 04/05/2026 by Emmanuel Joseph 04/05/2026 Mental health advocate and educator Tessa Chadderton-Shaw, who led the National Council on Substance Abuse (NCSA) for more than a decade, has died after a brief illness. Chadderton-Shaw, who was … Read more FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail