RBC FINCO’s Palmdale branch team donates computer system to Columbus Primary School
Columbus Primary School’s literacy coordinator now has a computer system that she can use to assist with the school’s intervention program.
The intervention program is designed to support students with special learning needs so that they can pro... |
Bahamian inducted into Heritage hall of fame
Barbara Major has been inducted into the Heritage Education Funds International Hall of Fame for her dedication to the advancement of higher education and as an exceptional performer.
Major was inducted into the Hall of Fame at Heritage’s recent a... |
Anatol Rodgers is first public school to capture Build-a-Bridge Challenge crown
What is the outcome when you combine 100 popsicle sticks, Elmer’s glue and some ingenuity? A bridge that holds 212 pounds in weight, as discovered last week at the 6th Annual Build-a-Bridge Challenge.
The competition, hosted by Integrated Building... |
Golden Eagles soaring
L.W. Young Junior School principal Janet Nixon is on a mission — and for the immediate future, it’s to see 100 students named to the school’s honor roll list each year — that from the school leader who met 25 students on the honor roll and fi... |
Students excel in international music examinations
Alyssa Iferenta and Tajaro Hudson were recognized at the recent Associated Board of The Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) High Scorers’ Concert held recently at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Kirk.
Iferenta and Hudson, piano students of Rosalie Fawkes, ... |
Don’t ignore the voice!
I’ve mentioned in other articles recently, the tremendous success of London born Mark Burnett of Mark Burnett Productions, who when he first came to America worked as a nanny in California for $250 a week, who is now one of the top television produ... |
The science and technology experience
Saint Cloud State University chair of the Ethnic Studies Department, Dr. Robert Johnson recently visited The Bahamas to promote his annual math and science summer camps that help students of color consider pursuing a college education.
He was on a t... |
St. Anne’s School student set to examine her future
If there’s one thing Jessica Capron is certain of it’s that she wants to pursue a career in medicine, specifically the specialty of obstetrics and gynecology. So it was exciting for the eleventh grade St. Anne’s School student to receive an acc... |
COB students outraged
Scores of students expressed outrage yesterday over the decision of the council of The College of The Bahamas (COB) to approve fee increases beginning this fall.
Some of those students at the COB campus also vowed not to pay the new or added fees, a... |
Learning interactively
Reading, writing and arithmetic are important, but for 14 Queen’s College students, the quest for knowledge took them outside the classroom setting and into a brand new experience. The kids moved outside the walls of their school located at Village... |
