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Education Funding: The Caribbean Development Bank approved a US$56.2 million loan to improve education in Antigua and Barbuda, a major investment in the country’s schools. Teacher Training: Guyana’s Cyril Potter College of Education has registered 96 teachers for vocational qualifications, expanding access to certified skills. Early Learning: Jamaica hosted early-childhood development leaders from across the Eastern Caribbean for regional discussions on the sector. Higher Education: UWI Global Campus students are challenging a return to in-person exams, putting assessment methods and student access in focus. Long-Term Outlook: Latin America’s shrinking student population could reshape education by 2050, raising questions about how schools and universities plan for changing enrollment.

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Oct. 21, 2026

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