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Five senior students of the Coleridge and Parry School were acknowledged for assisting an elderly man who collapsed last week, during a special ceremony at the Ashton Hall, St Peter institution on Wednesday morning. Principal Sonja Goodridge, told the Daily Nation that she was proud of students, Nathanael Shepherd and Stefan Herbert who are both cadets, Tyrrek Howell, Naldo John and Shania Morris for their selfless act. “Last Wednesday, I …

There will be no more survey-type questionnaires distributed in any school in Barbados until the data collection and ethics policy has been developed and vetted. That was the message coming from Minister of Education Kay McConney, who was speaking at a press conference at the Ministry’s Constitution Road headquarters in Bridgetown on Saturday. She was responding to the outrage and demands for accountability from parents and the general public surrounding …

The most outstanding athletes who proudly represented their schools at the recently concluded PowerAde-Dasani Barbados Secondary Schools Athletics Championship (BSSAC), were this afternoon recognized for their efforts during a well-organized awards ceremony held at the Queen’s College.In the presence of several principals, teachers and various sponsors that helped to make BSSAC a success, the top performers led by the most outstanding senior athletes Josiah Parris of the St. Michael School and Shelanie Augustin of Combermere received their trophies and other prizes. Parris stood out in the ...

Parents of CP students worried about school construction Some parents of students at the Coleridge and Parry School (CP) have raised concerns about the scheduled reopening today amid major construction. They told the DAILY NATION they had been informed tents had been sourced for some children to have their classes, while the canteen might not be operational. The Ashton Hall, St Peter school, which sustained damage from Hurricane Elsa last …

July 3, 2021 with winds that peaked near 82 miles per hour and heavy rains. Minister of Education Santia Bradshaw told a national update this evening on the impact of the system that “50 per cent of the schools have no structural damage” but there is minor damage across various plants. She said: “We have got windows that are missing because of the heavy wind, water intrusion in some of the classrooms. There has been damage to the guttering and to the pipes, there has also been missing light fittings and fixtures and of course some minor roof issues.” According to preliminary...