Education News

The ceremony, a tradition in medical schools worldwide, marks the transition from preclinical studies to real-world clinical training.

Police officials confirmed that five schoolgirls have been charged with assault causing actual bodily harm in connection with the June 10th attack on a 15-year-old girl.

The boy's mother revealed that the bullying has been ongoing for some time and often happens in front of schoolteachers.

Three girls cornered, ambushed, and attacked the victim in what appeared to be a pre-planned assault.

PM Skerrit highlighted how parents and children are burdened by heavy school bags and overwhelming academic demands.

A video shows a woman, believed to be a student’s mother, in a heated argument with a male student at the school’s main entrance.

Jaisingh was set to graduate on the upcoming Saturday, but his and his family’s dreams were tragically cut short just six days before the ceremony.

The protestor stood outside the Esplanade mall, holding boards and chart papers that outlined his demands and frustrations with the Ministry of Education.

Professor Sir Hillary Beckles, Vice Chancellor of the UWI, inked the agreement on behalf of the Jamaica-headquartered institution.

PM Terrance Drew during his visit to Barbados, meets and encourages St Kitts and Nevis students at UWI, highlighting education initiatives.

PM Drew shared glimpses of the ceremony on his Facebook account and noted that this is quite an exciting moment for him to celebrate the day with students.

The scholarship program will offer a chance to eligible individuals to continue their studies in the proficient schools of Taiwan.

Teachers at Pares Secondary School are protesting over security issues, demanding urgent restoration work.

Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit during his visit to the Dominica Grammar School met with the teachers and learnt about their concerns regarding the teaching and learning environment with the progress in the construction work.

The Grenada Association (Toronto) announced the criteria to apply for the scholarship.

The multi-million-dollar project is being undertaken by the Ministry of Education with an intent to address the urgent need for modern educational facilities.

This marked a historic win for Glenya, who competed with delegates from all across the USA and outshined them with her distinct performance at the event.

All these courses have been launched for the upcoming intake, with many already in progress.

As part of the education infrastructure building, Deputy Prime Minister Dr Geoffrey Hanely handed over the newly renovated bathrooms to the school management.

These scholarships were awarded to the students after they were shortlisted by the authorities from the applications received.