Bishops High School News Today

There were no crowds at primary schools in Tobago when the SEA results were released online on Monday. When Newsday visited the Scarborough Methodist Primary School, a handful of parents and students were seen. Nevertheless, there were screams of joy as the students got their results. One child said she was proud of the results.

A HISTORIC rowing competition returns to the River Dee in Chester this Saturday.

TTUTA Tobago officer Bradon Roberts has described as “unfortunate and unsettling,” the threatening e-mail that led to the premature dismissal of all nine secondary schools on the island on Friday. The THA Division of Education, Research and Technology has condemned the action. “The division strongly condemns this reckless action taken by all involved, especially as

National Transformation Alliance (NTA) political leader Gary Griffith has described the e-mailed bomb threats which caused the closure of over 55 schools in TT on Friday as "an act of terror."

All nine secondary school in Tobago were dismissed early on Friday after at least five of them received a threatening e-mail.

The Heroes Foundation and the United Nations have partnered with more than 500 local and migrant children in an attempt to break the culture of violence and abuse in their schools and communities. In a recent media release, the foundation said projects are being implemented in 30 secondary schools and in various communities to address

On Monday, 16-year-old Signal Hill Secondary School student Anthonio Hackett and 14-year-old Jayvorn Horsford of Bishop’s High School were honoured with the Father of the Nation Medal of Honour Bronze by the Dr Eric Williams Memorial Committee chairman at their respective schools.

NJAC: ‘Special Branch incited the violence [to] give gov’t an excuse’—remembering 21 April 1970 Wednesday 21 April 2021 Thursday 7 January 2021 Wednesday 4 November 2020 Tuesday 20 April 2021 Breaking News NJAC: ‘Special Branch incited the violence [to] give gov’t an excuse’—remembering 21 April 1970 “[…] With the declaration of the SOE on Tuesday 21 April 1970, [Makandal] Daaga and other members of the NJAC leadership, were detained on Nelson Island and at the Royal Jail.�...

Dear Editor: Covid-19 regulations unfairly and disproportionately affecting youth athletes “[…] In primary schools, it is 2,475 from 4,960 students or 49.8% [who are inactive due to Covid-19 regulations], while it is 2,838 from 4,750 students in secondary schools or 60%. That means a combined total of 5,313 from 9,710 students in Tobago, or 58%. “If Trinidad and Tobago had a coronavirus infection rate of those proportions for any subset of the population, the entire country would be in pa...