Director of the Criminal Justice Research and Planning Unit, Cheryl Willoughby, believes that discipline cannot fall under a ‘one type fits all’ approach.
4-Hers listen attentively as Anthony Phillips, Officer-in-Charge at Bullens Agricultural Research Station (centre), conducts a tour of the facility.
4-Hers, Leaders and parents got a first-hand look at the production of flowers when they participated in a training workshop organised by The Barbados 4-H Foundation held at the Bullens Agricultura
Pastor Dave Leacock; featured speaker at the Grantley Adams Memorial School’s Founders Day Service.
Declaring that he only learnt the true value of education after leaving school, featured speaker at the Grantley Adams Memorial School’s Founders Day Service, Pastor Dave Leacock, pleaded with stud
Stephen Lashley, Minister of Youth, Sports & Culture; Kenwyn Warner & Sharon Anthony, Managing Directors; and Donville Inniss, Minister of Industry, International Business, Commerce and Small Business Development, cutting the ribbon to officially open the Barbados Entertainment Complex.
Stephen Lashley, Minister of Youth, Sports & Culture, Donville Inniss, Minister of Industry, International Business, Commerce and Small Business Development, in a friendly game of Laser Tag at the Barbados Entertainment Complex.
The Barbados Entertainment Complex (BEC) was officially opened on Wednesday in Barbados at Warrens Industrial Park and is expected to be a family fun facility for all Barbadians.
Carla Daniel (centre), Director of Public Awareness and Education at The Barbados Sea Turtle Project, UWI speaks about the destruction plastics are causing to marine life, as Nikola Simpson (left), marine biologist and Kammie Holder PRO at the Future Centre Trust, give her a listening ear.
A view of the completed Skylight exhibit in Sheraton Mall, entitled ‘What’s In Our Ocean’.
The owners and operators of Sheraton Mall will be embarking on a year-long campaign, which will see a number of “green initiatives” launched, to raise greater awareness about the need to better pro
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