Teachers and students of the Luther Thorne Memorial Primary School pose with local members of global grassroots movement, Slow Foods Barbados who will help the school start their first vegetable garden.
Students of Luther Thorne Memorial Primary School are starting their first garden with the help of Slow Foods Barbados.
The Caribbean Youth Environmental Network (CYEN) has big plans for Earth Day 2017.
Certified Business and Executive Coach, Ian Blanchard, encouraged ICT professionals to think more broadly and take the longer view in the development of Barbados’ ICT sector.
BIPA President, Philip Lewis, appealed to new BIPA members to take their involvement in the association and its role in society seriously.
A wide cross-section of ICT professionals, including those entering the work force, took part in a lively discussion at the members meeting.
ICT professionals in Barbados have been urged to think more broadly and take the longer view in the development of Barbados’ Information and Communications Technologies (ICT) sector and its role in
THE Barbados Secondary Teachers’ Union (BSTU) is calling out members of the general public to a Town Hall meeting today, to address issues surrounding the Caribbean Examinations Council.
A section of the audience that gathered for yesterday morning’s event.
WITH the upcoming general elections, we can expect to hear a number of excuses, promises and for the blame to be passed around.
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