Published 27 February 2018
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Community Family and Youth Resilience Program Conference takibg Place at the Bird Rock Beach Hotel in St.kitts. All High Schools in The Federations except Cayon High in attendance. The conference will run to 3:30pm.
Published 11 February 2018
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by: Media Source
Former Matron Gives Back to Community School.
(EMU) – St. Kitts, February 7, 2018: On Tuesday 6th February members of the Edgar T. Morris Primary School community gathered to witness Ms. Sylvia Garnett, past student and Matron of the Joseph N. France Hospital give back to her school and community.
Published 2 February 2018
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VHS News-line. The VHS Sports Department invited two of our National Top Athletes to address the students with a hope to encourage them to participate in athletics. Virgil Hodge, Delwayne Delaney, and Paula Lenon who is Kim Collins’ wife and coach were all in attendance to motivate the students.
They spoke about the opportunities they got as a result of their dedication and commitment to track and field over the years. VHS will be working hard to capture the Interschool Championship 2018. CEMSS we bringing it this year.
Published 1 February 2018
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BHS is blinding evidence of the Team Unity
government’s incompetence, deceit and trickery
Basseterre, St. Kitts, February 1, 2018 – The handling of the Basseterre High School saga by the Team Unity Government of Prime Minister Dr. Timothy Harris highlights the unprecedented greed and total mismanagement of the nation’s resources.
Published 18 January 2018
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Ross Medical students leave St. Kitts, start classes in Knoxville
Basseterre, St. Kitts, January 18, 2018 – Over 1,000 medical students who relocated to St. Kitts after their Ross University Medical School campus in Dominica was destroyed by Hurricane Irma have left the Federation and have temporarily relocated to Knoxville, Tennessee in the United States to continue their education.
The ship, which the students resumed classes has also left St. Kitts.
