Education
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Braniqua Miller eager to commence studies in Southern Africa
Braniqua Miller is eagerly anticipating the start of the new year as it will mean she will be departing to…
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Queen’s College’s ‘I Did It’ campaign promotes vaccinations as a means to returning to full campus life
Queen’s College (QC) utilizes its platform to emphasize vaccination education for the health of its faculty and students as well…
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H.O. Nash student claims New Providence junior young chef title
Despite setbacks and limitations, due to COVID-19, H.O. Nash student Lamont Missick overcame the odds to claim the win in…
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A mission to transform, ignite & engage
Kaizen Academy’s approach to learning is simple – put talented and diverse young people together with skilled and dedicated adults,…
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Private schools return to face-to-face learning
While the public school system is still in a virtual learning format, a number of private institutions have returned students…
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Maliyah Edgecombe is fifth Carlton W. Williams Scholarship recipient
Maliyah Edgecombe, 11, is the fifth Carlton W. Williams Scholarship recipient. The Grand Bahamian was chosen to receive a full,…
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BTVI recognizes 10 outstanding alumni
Veteran cosmetologist Dr. Zelrona Mackey was among 10 Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) alumni who were recently recognized by…
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Staying focused virtually
For a second consecutive school year, students and teachers are engaged in learning in front of a computer screen in…
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For better or worse, pandemic altered learning: child psychologist says it’s not all bad news
COVID-19 might have changed how schools are operating, but a leading psychologist suggests it created learning opportunities for both parents…
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SAC appoints two people to new positions
St. Augustine’s College (SAC) has appointed two people to new positions within the institution. Samuel Heastie has been appointed dean…
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