“As you enter into this great institution of learning and become a member of the UWI family, I urge you to thrive in the West Indian-ness of this institution.
From left: President of SIGNIS Latin America, Carlos Ferraro; President of SIGNIS Caribbean, Lucille Nathu; and Vice-President of SIGNIS Caribbean, Lisa Bhajan.
Father John Persaud, General Secretary of the Antilles Episcopal Conference.
THE Association of Catholic Media Practitioners and Professionals is appealing for help for victims of Hurricane Irma.
Public Relations Officer of the Barbados Association of Reading, Cheryl Williams (left), presenting Juliet Gabbidon-King, teacher and reading specialist at the Graydon Sealy Secondary School with books.
Public Relations Officer of the Barbados Association of Reading, Cheryl Williams (left), presenting Shawntelle Scantlebury, teacher of English and Theatre Arts, and reading specialist at the Alleyne Secondary School.
Marcia Cumberbatch, Head of the English Department at the Deighton Griffith Secondary School, being presented with a portion of the donated books.
AS a part of their celebration of International Literacy Day, the Barbados Association of Reading (BAR) decided to donate a few books to multiple organisations and schools yesterday morning.
THE head of the Roman Catholic Church in Barbados is urging Barbadians not to turn a blind eye to the criminal activity taking place on the island.
THE President of the Barbados Secondary Teachers’ Union (BSTU), Mary Redman, has issued a warning to teachers to ensure that their schools carry out sporadic, surprise searches of school bags.
Mailing Address:
Advocate Publishers (2000) Inc
Fontabelle, St. Michael, Barbados
Phone: (246) 467-2000
Fax: (246) 434-2020 / (246) 434-1000