SSU Caravan
The Student Support Services Unit (SSU) of the Division of Education,Innovation, and Energy launched its Carnival 2018 caravan (January 31, 2018) “Morality and Sexuality band” with visits to three primary schools, including the Mason Hall Government Primary school.
Calder Hall YZone relaunched
The Calder Hall Y-Zone was relaunched yesterday (January 31, 2017). The Y-Zone is one of seven locations catering for youth development.
Roxborough students encouraged to have a vision
Students of Roxborough Secondary School are being encouraged to set goals that will guide them beyond secondary school. This advice came from guidance counsellor Randy Taylor, who addressed the schools Form Five students during a retreat at the Betsy Hope/L’Anse Fourmi Community Centre on January 25. Taylor urged the students to consider their futures. “Setting […]
Women of Substance Boys Symposium
On Monday (January 29, 2018), a Boys Symposium took place at Signal Hill Secondary school for Form One pupils. The event was hosted by the Women of Substance non-profit organization to create awareness about domestic violence and abuse through the educational programme.
St Patrick’s Anglican Church harvest service
St. Patrick’s Anglican church held its harvest service in the village of Mt.Pleasant on Sunday (January 28, 2018).
Literacy pilot programme launched
Two Tobago primary schools received new computers that will boost the development of their students. Scarborough Methodist Primary School and Hope Anglican Primary School got a combined 60 Google Chromebooks on Friday (January 26). The computers are equipped with literacy development software programmes, MyOn and MindPlay. The initiative was launched by the Division of Education, […]