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NTA holds ceremony

The National Training Agency (NTA) held its closing ceremony for the latest cohort of trainees, graduating a class of 109 students who have successfully completed a four-week mandatory workforce preparatory programme.

Junior Council Election Day this Thursday

A TOTAL of 42 schools across the country will participate in local government junior council elections this Thursday.

Elections held for junior councils

The Local Government Junior Council Programme, now in its second year since its relaunch, successfully attracted three additional schools and executed a smooth electoral process last week.

Youth march held in Grand Bahama

The Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture hosted a vibrant Youth March and Rally in Grand Bahama on Sunday, starting at the CA Smith Complex and concluding at Independence Park.

BREEF holds annual eco-schools workshop event

Bahamas Reef Environment Educational Foundation (BREEF) held its annual Eco-Schools Bahamas workshop, bringing together over 60 educators from Abaco, Eleuthera, Grand Bahama, Cat Island, and New Providence.

Townhouse supports Eleuthera students

Students at the Harbour Island All Age School (HIAAS) and North Eleuthera High School received a generous donation from a local business.

Sow and Grow a success

Excitement is blooming at St Cecilia’s Catholic School as students prepare to cultivate both plants and knowledge through the expansion of their Sow and Grow project.

Students invited to join Caribbean STEM Olympiads

Students aged 12-21 are invited to join the Caribbean STEM Olympiads.

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Student spotlight: Lincoln Smith

Lincoln Smith, a ten-year-old 6th grade student from The Moss Town Primary School, Exuma received numerous awards at the Youth Empowerment Awards ceremony.

Azaria named head girl

Guided by the verse Psalm 139:14, “I will praise thee because I am fearfully and wonderfully made”, Azaria Wilson the 2024-2025 Head Girl of L. N. Coakley High School in Exuma echoes the mandate, “Break The Silence, Stop The Violence”.