In keeping with their commitment to stand behind the future minds of Tobago, the Rotaract Club of Tobago held their annual handing over of school supplies and equipment to a number of families throughout the Island.
Teachers and parents of the Speyside Early Childhood Centre are concerned about whether the school will be repaired before the new school term begins. According to one teacher, they are fed up of the empty promises from officials at the Education division.
It was only last week that Chief Secretary Orville London told Channel 5 News that the Scarborough Library is about 98% completed. His estimation may very well be accurate, since it has been reported that staff should occupy the building in June.
It’s crunch time for the 650 standard five students on the island. Thursday marks the date they have been preparing for within the last two to three years. Yes, this Thursday is the all important Language Arts and Mathematics segment of the Secondary Entrance Assessment.
Community activists has denounced the police for allegedly destroying and discarding benches, chairs and tables used in their community to assist in the improvement in the quality of life for the youths in the area.
Kayla’s Academy held its Easter Extravaganza at the school’s compound located in Fort Street Scarborough, where the tiny tots dressed up in their colorful Easter costumes and paraded
Imagine at ten being the holder of a CSEC pass. This is the reality for a local girl from the Scarborough Roman Catholic School. Sandeera Lewis has become the nation’s youngest known student to write and pass the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate.
On stepping into the gates of the Lambeau Anglican School, one is struck by an aroma similar to that of the local fish market. The cause? Some unknown entity chose to dump their discarded fish guts and other undesirables nearby.
The theme for this year’s principal’s conference was “Evaluating social effectiveness and accounting for student performance.” Feature Speaker at the annual Tobago Principal’s conference on Thursday morning, Chief Secretary, Mr. London said he found satisfaction and comfort with the theme.
Mason Hall Secondary School on Friday held their annual cross-country run. The event saw the many that participated endure the sweltering heat just for the sake of claiming triumph.
