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UWI and HRMAB strengthen ties to prepare students for world of work (opens the original)
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The University of the West Indies (UWI) Cave Hill Campus and the Human Resource Management Association of Barbados (HRMAB) are strengthening their partnership, with a focus on better preparing students for the world of work. The two organisations signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the campus this morning. The university’s Deputy Principal, Professor Winston Moore, said the agreement comes at a critical time for Barbados, as the country faces a shrinking labour force coupled with the need fo
Antigua introduces free education as new school term begins (opens the original)
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St John’s, Antigua, CMC – Education Minister Daryll Matthew has described as “historic” the decision to provide universal free education from early childhood to university, as the new school term got underway in Antigua and Barbuda today, Monday, September 7th. Matthew said universal free education is a deliberate policy adopted by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda to ensure that finances and resources are no longer a limitation to access to education. He said the Gaston Browne administratio
Parental conflict affecting students (opens the original)
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Drug Education and Counseling Services Director Roger Husbands says conflict between parents is affecting some at-risk students in his programmes. Speaking at the organisation’s annual back-to-school giveback, where children benefit from free haircuts, Husbands said some children feel their parents do not care about them because of tension at home. He said the Second Chance Programme now includes monthly parent interventions to help families better manage these challenges. Husbands said he is al
Dedicated school bus service planned for next year (opens the original)
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Barbados is set to have a dedicated school bus service by next year. The announcement was made during a recent joint ministerial meeting by Senior Minister of Infrastructure and Minister of Transport and Works, Kirk Humphrey. Minister Humphrey says the proposed dedicated school bus service will help to ease the traffic congestion Barbados currently faces. However, he says there will also be a strong focus on ensuring students exercise discipline while travelling on the buses.
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