Deputy Principal of the Barbados Community College (BCC), Dr. Cheryl Weekes.
The Barbados Community College (BCC) Hospitality Institute has been trying its best to assist students experiencing financial difficulties.
Students of the St. Lawrence Primary School with the Acting Principal Marcella Murray (right) and Band leader of Xplosion, Quincy Jones and Public Relations Officer of Xplosion, Zico John (both at the back).
Public Relations Officer of Xplosion, Zico John (left), presenting the first token to senior prefect of the St. Lawrence Primary School, Reshonna Lewis, as band leader, Quincy Jones, looks on.
The Xplosion band gave the Class 4 students of the St. Lawrence Primary School tokens to assist them in their upcoming 11+ examination.
Motivational speaker Monique James giving words of encouragement to Class 4 students of the Grazettes Primary School.
Class 4 students and teachers of Deacons Primary School with staff of CIBC FirstCaribbean after the presentation.
Sixty-nine students from Deacons Primary and Grazettes Primary received a fitting send off to the Barbados Secondary Schools’ Entrance Examination (BSSEE) on Thursday, the last school day before th
Dr. Roberta Corona (centre) talks with three-year-old Eliana Phipps (right), one of the babies who was born as a result of the services offered by the Barbados Fertility Clinic (BFC). Looking on are her grateful parents, Scott and Tisha Phipps. Six-month-old Arabela Phipps is in her mother’s arms.
There is tremendous potential for this country to capitalise on the medical tourism industry as a valuable source of earning foreign exchange.
ONE member of Government is adamant that greater focus needs to be placed on creating new opportunities for study, and by extension business to help drive the growth and development of Barbados.
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