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(Stock Image) A total of 89 students from the St. John Primary School will be reassigned to the Mount Tabor Primary School from tomorrow, Tuesday, January 9 ...

(Stock Photo) The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training has advised parents and guardians of students of St. John Primary that the sc ...

For the past several years, St. John Primary and St. Theresa Middle, in conjunction with Neighbors Federal Credit Union, have presented the Neighbors Way Award to eighth-grade students and staff memb…

By Morissa Lindsay The Usain Bolt Sports Complex will be fully functional and ready to host a full return of the 2023 National Primary Schools’ Athletic Championship (NAPSAC) on Monday, February 6th, post Covid-19. Chairperson for NAPSAC, Janelle Denny gave the full assurance that the University of the West Indies (UWI) Cave Hill owned facility, will be in suitable condition when the

Principals and students from St. John Primary and St. Theresa Middle took a field trip Jan. 10 to the Gonzales City Hall and the Ascension Parish Government.

PREMIUM TIMES visited schools that the state government claimed to have rehabilitated and found decrepit and inadequate facilities.

A leading teachers’ union is charging that Government’s widely-publicised summer rehabilitation programme at the island’s schools appears to be hindered by a lack of funding and shoddy workmanship that has left some campuses plagued by mold, leaky roofs, overgrown fields and termite-infested walls.So dire is the situation at some of the learning institutions, that the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) is demanding that the health and safety conditions of several school plants be given the f...

Morgan Boudreaux Thibodeaux, a 2000 graduate of St. Theresa Middle, has been selected as St. John Primary/St. Theresa Middle’s 2022 Distinguished Graduate.

World Vision donates hygiene essentials to schools in Honiara Format Hygiene practices like handwashing with soap and water have played an essential part in COVID-19 prevention. However, difficulty accessing necessary hygiene items like soap and hand sanitiser and lack of proper WASH station facilities with clean water could lead to ineffective hand wash practices and increased disease. This is the problem that many schools face today, mostly when the country has already recorded COVID-19 cases...