Education
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Bahamian first runner-up in global girls’ video competition
Out of more than 170 entries from 44 countries, Bahamian twelfth-grader Sierra Blair captured first runner-up in the Girls’ Voices…
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A grandmother’s plight
With the countdown to the virtual reopening of public schools drawing to an end, one grandmother says the mad dash…
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Leno marks 10th anniversary with pledge to ‘put a device in every child’s hand’
Calling it “a pressing need we can meet if we all pull together”, Leno founder and Chief Executive Officer Sean…
Read More » Sh’ton Pickering earns full scholarship through JA partnership
When Sh’ton Pickering, 17, learned she had received a full scholarship to Morgan State University, she said she was shocked, speechless,…
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Private schools stick with September opening dates
Education minister Jeffrey Lloyd, one week ago today, during his national address, announced a push back to the reopening of…
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Hayley’s dream becomes reality
Hayley Wilson being named the 24th Bahamas Primary School Student of the Year (BPSSY) brought double the pride to her…
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Private schools ditch hybrid/blended re-openings
The Anglican Central Education Authority (ACEA) has adopted the Ministry of Education’s (MoE) model of a fully virtual platform for…
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Indya collects pennies to help feed the needy
Knowing that the Central Bank of The Bahamas will be discontinuing one-cent coins as legal currency, and the Bahamian penny…
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STEM educator and researcher presents in China
Migration can be viewed as positive for migrant parent(s), their child(ren), the new country they migrate to, their new school…
Read More » 18-year-old certified to fly
Johnathan Ellis was just five months old when his mom, Patrice Ellis, took him on a trip to Alaska with…
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