Let’s Make A Difference working for Grand Bahama back to school
THE Let's Make a Difference programme has expanded its annual back-to-school initiative to Grand Bahama, bringing together civic organizations to distribute nearly 2,000 backpacks filled with school supplies to students in West Grand Bahama.
Ambassador hoping to broaden national climate change conversation, engage youth
AS The Bahamas confronts the growing effects of climate change, Taylor Cargill wants to broaden the national conversation beyond the environment and show young Bahamians how climate change intersects with nearly every part of their lives.
Students build workplace skills at IDB teen camp
A GROUP of 15 Bahamian high school students spent the past two weeks stepping into the professional world, shadowing specialists, building workplace skills and exploring careers in sustainable development through the Inter-American Development Bank's inaugural Teen Summer Program.
Bel Canto Singers shine with Independence concert in Zurich
BAHAMIAN choral music took center stage in Zurich, Switzerland, as the Bel Canto Singers delivered a 90-minute concert marking The Bahamas' 53rd Independence anniversary before diplomats, members of the diaspora and invited guests.
SAC Alumni step up to make the scholarship grade
DOZENS of SAC students received a financial boost after the St Augustine's College Alumni Association awarded more than $35,000 in scholarships, tuition assistance, and academic awards to students from Grades 7 through 12, while also recognizing the school’s valedictorians, salutatorian, and an aspiring engineer.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Caiden Saunders TG Glover Primary School
AT just 12 years old, Caiden Saunders has distinguished himself as one of T.G. Glover Primary School's outstanding students, earning recognition for his academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to school life.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Caiden Saunders TG Glover Primary School
AT just 12 years old, Caiden Saunders has distinguished himself as one of T.G. Glover Primary School's outstanding students, earning recognition for his academic excellence, leadership, and commitment to school life.
Students travel to Abaco for Gov General Youth Award's "Super Expedition"
EIGHTY-eight young Bahamians from seven islands have travelled to Abaco to take part in the Governor General's Youth Award's (GGYA) largest Bahamas Award Super Expedition (BASE) in recent years, bringing together Bronze, Silver and Gold Award participants for a multi-day adventure focused on leadership, teamwork and personal development.
Education Minister In Budget Contribution: Our Focus Will Be On The Basics Of Literacy And Numeracy
STUDENTS could see expanded breakfast programmes, additional special education services, new digital learning initiatives and more pathways to graduation under reforms outlined by Education Minister Chester Cooper during his contribution to the 2026-27 budget debate.
Friends of Exuma awards $20,000 in scholarships to invest in Exuma’s future
GEORGE TOWN, EXUMA, BAHAMAS – Friends of Exuma is investing in the next generation of leaders with two grants supporting scholarship awards at Exuma Christian Academy and the Nelson A. Ranger Scholarship Fund.
Sorority donates books in “Read with the Ivy” initiative
HUNDREDS of students across Grand Bahama are being encouraged to develop a lifelong love of reading through Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Pi Upsilon Omega Chapter’s “Read with the Ivy” initiative, which recently brought storytelling sessions and book donations to three local schools.
Four Bahamian scientists represent nation at global ocean conference
FOUR Bahamian scientists are representing the country at one of the world’s largest ocean research gatherings, the Ocean Sciences Meeting in Glasgow, Scotland.
Fresh Start programme aims to equip GB youth with career skills
THE Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture marked its third week of the 2026 Spring Session of the Fresh Start Programme on Grand Bahama last week, as 25 young participants continue training aimed at preparing them for long-term employment.
Students strengthen leadership skills at youth governance workshop
STUDENTS from across New Providence came together to strengthen their leadership skills and deepen their understanding of governance, civic participation, and national development during the Youth in Governance Capacity Building Workshop.
Zion Carey wins MLK Jr Oratorical Contest
ON Majority Rule Day, a moment of national pride and reflection in The Bahamas, one student’s voice stood out.
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