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Medical student Lavano Sands says the only limitations to Bahamian high school students are those that they accept within their mind. He says they should be willing to pursue post-secondary
Lyford Cay Foundations is pleased to announce the awarding of two grants for $5,000 each to St. John’s College and Aquinas College, which assisted students in defraying the cost of their travel expenses to the London Global Round of The World’s Scholars Cup. Having already found success in the Nassau Round of the competition, St.
(PHOTO: SILVABOM VIA SHUTTERSTOCK) NASSAU, BAHAMAS — COVID-19 turned the world upside down, closing schools to in-person learning, shutting down tourism and forcing countries to ramp up healthcare operations. But there is one thing it did not dampen — Bahamian students’ desire to go to college. More than 600 applicants in The Bahamas applied for a Lyford Cay Foundations scholarship for studies outside of The Bahamas. According to Executive Director Dr Nicola Virgill-Rolle: “While the number of applications is slightly down from prior years, interest in pursuing higher education...