AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoInclusive Learning: Carnival Cruise Line donated books, computers and specialist equipment to Ona Glinton Primary School in Turks and Caicos, supporting students with disabilities and special educational needs. Teaching History: Curaçao’s schools still rely on textbooks published in 1982, while teachers say their training left them unprepared to teach slavery history. Researchers are proposing a Caribbean education network and calling for lessons on slavery, Tula and the 1969 uprising. Student Support: Three Barbadians received the country’s first government-funded reparatory justice scholarships. Digital Schools: Jamaica is piloting digital education systems in 54 schools with support from UN agencies. Early Childhood: Education delegations from across the Eastern Caribbean visited Jamaica to study its early-childhood development system. University Graduates: The University of the West Indies’ St Augustine campus conferred degrees and certificates on 3,091 graduates from 22 countries.
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