Generation Units arriving at the Bridgetown Port.
The Barbados Light & Power Company has reported that its 12 Megawatts (MW) of temporary generation units have arrived in Barbados.
Thea Bradshaw receives prizes for being the Most Outstanding Student in Mathematics and in Technical Drawing – CSEC, Outstanding performance in English Language and six or more passes at one sitting – CSEC, during The Ellerslie School’s Annual Speech Day and Prize-giving Ceremony.
Kayla Alleyne received The Esmay Elise Boyce Memorial Academic Excellence in CAPE Year 1 Award among her many prizes.
Keanna Belgrave receives prizes for her Commitment to Girl Guides and for six or more passes at one sitting – CSEC.
Students of The Ellerslie School have been told to continue their education in some form after completing their secondary school education.
Co-ordinator of the Sandy Lane Hotel’s Annual Health and Financial Fair, Hotel Nurse Keren Francis.
Reducing stress and taking better care of oneself, both physically and mentally, are recommendations a local nurse is giving to Barbadians.
There is a need for greater social services to be provided for women affected by rape.
Wills Primary School students and teachers, Alice George and Shelley Roach pictured with (on the balcony from left to right) Andrew Oxley Gaskin and David King of Living Water Community, Divisional Youth Secretary of The Salvation Army, Major Marie Davis, Sunday School Superintendent at the Christ Church Parish Church, Jezreene Suttle and President, Theresa Springer and Past President, Yvonne Franklin of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
Four local charities are on the receiving end this Christmas season of items from pupils of Wills Primary School.
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