Education

Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew also met with the first batch of students who are enrolled at Southern University and A&M College- Baton Rouge, LA on Thursday.

The Prime Minister highlighted that he was able to negotiate with the authorities regarding full and partial scholarships which will further create more educational opportunities for citizens of St Kitts and Nevis.

This event was held on Friday 27th September, under which all the students and staff members of the college were to wear colourful and innovative socks.

This event will take place over a span of 5 days and it will end on 4th October 2024.

The Team is performing incredibly great at the event with a ranking score of 90.33 in a total of 4 matches played.

During the renovation, extensive painting and construction work had taken place to decorate the school and provide a comfortable campus for the students.

Team St Kitts and Nevis comprises expert and creative students, with a vision to contribute to the digitalisation of the twin island federation.

The ceremony on Wednesday was led to initiate the distribution of the packages, which will be disbursed in installments over the year.

Anthony Wiltshire, the principal of the George Moody Stuart School, invited the national hero to attend the celebratory event and teach the young to be more responsible citizens of the nation.

The gang members have notably been responsible for numerous criminal activities across the island nation and have led several crimes in the past.

As the new academic year 2024/2025 started three weeks ago, the classes are temporarily housed at the Albertha Payne Community Centre.

As part of the 41st anniversary celebration of St Kitts and Nevis Independence, Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew introduced the ASPIRE to the hundreds of the primary and secondary school students gathered at the Warner Park.

The Minister shared the post on her social media noting that the event will take place on 19th September at 5:00 pm.

Terrance Drew, the Prime Minister of the country shared the news of a new Music camp to be launched this summer.

St Kitts and Nevis introduces their first ever Pre-Nursing Program, marking a significant leap in the education industry.

400 students from union island will get to study in Saint Vincent as the devastation caused by BERYL destroyed schools in the area.

The Ministry of education signs a dynamic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with George Brown College (GBC) of Toronto, Canada.

The Royal Saint Lucia police welcomed nine new special police officers into the ranks of the organisation this Monday, 8th July 2024.

The Children’s Authority of Trinidad and Tobago is awaking parents to prioritise child safety as the July-August vacation is ongoing.

Three students from Antigua and Barbuda have secured the top places in the Grade 6 National Assessment as the result was announced on Friday.