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The Springer Memorial School has reached yet another milestone. On the first day back to classes after being declared the Girls’ Barbados Secondary Schools Athletic Champions, the school established the island’s newest company in the Barbados Cadet Corps and Barbados’ first ever all-female company, which has one of the largest enrollments of 50 officers. On Monday, during a ceremony at the Government
Either The St Michael School or Springer Memorial will be crowned girls’ champions of the Dasani-Powerade Barbados Secondary Schools Athletics Championships (BSSAC) when the points are called tomorrow evening. There is no easy prediction in the boys’ championship where Combermere, The Lodge School and Harrison College are poised to pounce for glory. The dark horse is Alleyne School. The St Michael School girls head into today’s final on 72 points, …
Springer Memorial had tongues wagging yesterday at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex when they registered the largest margin of victory in a Dasani-Powerade Barbados Secondary Schools Athletic Championships zone (BSSAC) to leave many wondering if they would be champions again come next Friday’s finals. Competing in the newly created Starcom Network Shane Brathwaite zone, Springer ended the day with 613.5 points to finish 225 above Harrison College, whose valiant effort …
Former champions Springer Memorial and Harrison College dismissed the competition to take command of the newly created Starcom Network Shane Brathwaite Zone at the Usain Bolt Sports Complex yesterday. Barring some mishap today, they should comfortably wrap up this section of the 2023 Powerade-Dasani Barbados Secondary Schools Athletic Championships. Springer Memorial have 363.5 points to lead the girls, followed by Harrison College on 265.5 and The Lodge School on 221.5 …
Road safety activist Junior Jordan has called for traffic camera legislation that would help authorities prosecute reckless road users. He made the plea on Wednesday during a community engagement road safety consultation hosted by the Ministry of Transport, Works and Water Resources for residents and businesses in the Ivy, St Michael and surrounding areas, at the Springer Memorial School. During the discussion