Rhea Proverbs (left) receiving her award from a BWUCCUL representative. She was one of several scholarship winners on hand yesterday to receive their awards.
Executive Director of the Barbados Renewable Energy Association (BREA), Meshia Clarke, challenged the scholarship winners of the Barbados Workers Union Co-operative Credit Union Limited (BWUCCUL) t
Determining how to best finance health care in this country remains a priority for Government and to further delve into the topic, there are plans to produce a White Paper.
Education Minister, Ronald Jones (centre), shares a word with CEO of Digicel (Barbados), Alex Tasker, while Chief Education Officer, Karen Best, looks on.
Education Minister, Ronald Jones (fourth from left) and CEO of Digicel (Barbados), Alex Tasker, with Education, Digicel and IBM officials looking on.
THE 9 000 tablets disseminated to schools across the island will allow students to have the world at their fingertips, but they won’t have free rein over the devices.
FIVE schools will not open their doors for the scheduled start of the Michaelmas term.
As students get set to return to the classroom next week, an appeal is going out to them not to deface or damage their school property.
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