Nine BGCSE As earn SAC student $140k college scholarship
SAC graduate earns $140,000 All-Bahamas Merit Scholarship
St. Anne’s Club to focus on disaster prep
ST ANNE’S School students are being encouraged to take a more active role in keeping their communities safe, with a proposed club set to introduce them to disaster preparedness, weather monitoring and hazard awareness.
Sorority marks Pearls programme with pinning ceremony
ALPHA Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Pi Upsilon Omega Chapter, marked the start of its 39th annual Twenty Pearls signature programme with a pinning ceremony for more than 40 high school girls on Grand Bahama.
Educators get an education in sustainability
EDUCATORS from across The Bahamas are gaining new tools and sharing practical ideas to make environmental education more meaningful for students, as efforts continue to build a nationwide network of schools committed to sustainability.
From Space Science to Geospatial Week: Akhepran student shines as youngest presenter
AT an age when many students are just beginning to explore career possibilities, 15-year-old Lorrie Deus has already experienced hands-on satellite education in India and shared her learning with fellow students and professionals in The Bahamas.
Youth Parliament participants raise concerns about education, financial literacy
SIXTY-four young Bahamians have taken their concerns about education, technology and youth representation to the House of Assembly, making the case for a greater role in decisions that will shape the country's future.
Cat Island musicians impress at National Youth March, get 2027 invite
YOUNG musicians from Cat Island are earning national recognition after their outstanding performance at the National Youth March and Parade of Youth Organisations, secured them an invitation to return as a featured band in next year's parade.
Omega Foundation awards $12,000 in grants to three Bahamian organisations
THREE groups receive US$4,000 each to support youth programmes and community development.
Outstanding Bahamian students awarded Lyford Cay Foundation scholarships
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – TWENTY-three outstanding students have been awarded scholarships by Lyford Cay Foundation, Inc. and The Canadian Lyford Cay Foundation in the 2026 scholarship cycle. The awards support students enrolled in programmes at institutions in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom.
Eleven teachers awarded scholarships in special education
ELEVEN Bahamian teachers have been awarded Chinese Embassy-funded scholarships to train in special education, as the government works to support what Education Minister Chester Cooper has said could be thousands of students waiting for special needs assessments.
