APPLICATIONS for the 2017 Carleton W Williams Caribbean Bottling Company Scholarship - which offers a full six-year academic scholarship to a participating private school of their choice - have this year been extended to Grand Bahama.
A Bahamian qualifying student graduating from a public primary school in Grand Bahama will be eligible for the scholarship, under which all tuition fees are covered.
The Carleton W Williams scholarship was created in 2016 in honour of the former Chairman of Carribean Bottling.
The Strapp twins, T’ron Strapp and D’Ronn, who graduated from Garvin Tynes Primary School were the first recipients of the scholarship.
Application forms are available on www.cbcbahamas.com or can be collected at CBC’s main office in New Providence or in Grand Bahama.
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