Youth Organizations Expo helps GB kids discover purpose and build skills
Students from public and private schools across Grand Bahama were front and centre at the inaugural Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture (MOYSC) Youth Organizations Expo, as they explored dozens of opportunities aimed at helping them discover purpose, build skills, and shape their futures.
‘Girls Day Out’ empowers young women for crisis leadership
In solidarity with girls around the world, young women in New Providence gathered for the 13th Annual ‘Girls Day Out’ Forum, a local observance of International Day of the Girl hosted by S.T.R.A.W. Inc Center for Young Women.
GB students join 20 Pearls Mentorship
More than 45 young women from schools across Grand Bahama were officially inducted into the 20 Pearls Mentorship Programme during a Pinning Ceremony hosted by the Pi Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Mary Start of the Sea Catholic Academy wins top Junior Council award
Young leaders from across The Bahamas were celebrated this week as the 2024/2025 Local Government Junior Council Awards recognized the nation’s top-performing student councils.
Helping to clean up Bimini
Students from Louise McDonald High School took the lead in a major island-wide clean-up, joining forces with local partners to protect Bimini’s environment as part of World Clean-up Day.
Students mark literacy day
Students at Thelma Gibson Primary School took centre stage as leaders in learning during a special assembly marking International Literacy Day.
Fulfilling music dreams
DW Davis Junior High School students are one step closer to realising their musical dreams, thanks to a second major donation of instruments.
Joining the dots
Students across The Bahamas made their mark on the world through creativity, as Sadie Curtis Primary School and others joined millions globally in celebrating International Dot Day.
BAMSI sees record enrolment
The Bahamas Agriculture and Marine Science Institute (BAMSI) has kicked off its Fall 2025 semester with record-breaking enrolment — up 15 percent over last year — marking a major milestone for the institution and a strong signal of growing student interest in agriculture, marine science, and sustainable development.
Students leading the way in BTT’s landmark Summer of Conservation
More than 200 students across The Bahamas took part in a record number of youth camps this summer, as Bonefish & Tarpon Trust (BTT) deepened its focus on education, conservation, and community engagement.
A powerful act of kindness
Teanna Butler has turned her personal challenges into a powerful act of kindness.
An educator’s journey of service and impact
A young teacher walked into her first classroom at L W Young Secondary School with plans to spend ten years in education.
Bahamian Artist Accepted into RADA
From a young dreamer to a rising creative force, Meghan Rolle has earned a coveted spot at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in the UK, where she will study playwriting and continue to elevate Bahamian storytelling on the global stage.
Bain and Grant’s Town Community get ready for back-to-school
More than 60 students from the Bain and Grant’s Town community received backpacks, school supplies, free haircuts, and Happy Meals during a back-to-school event hosted at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Kirk.
THE BTVI STORY: Continued excellence is a trademark for Cooper
Barbara Cooper’s journey with the Bahamas Technical and Vocational Institute (BTVI) began in 2018 while on the government’s 52-week skills empowerment programme.
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