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WHO Calls for Ban on Vaping at Schools, Citing Targeting of Youth With E-Cigarettes

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Sep 27, 2023

WHO Calls for Ban on Vaping at Schools, Citing Targeting of Youth With E-Cigarettes

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has called for a ban on vaping at schools. WHO states that schools have a vital role in reducing tobacco and nicotine use among young people. The organisation has released two new publications, a guide for schools and a toolkit for nicotine and tobacco-free campuses. The WHO warns that the tobacco industry is targeting young people and harming their health.

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Sep 23, 2023

Barbados Ice Skating Association Aims to Bring Diversity to the Sport with New Initiative

Priyanka Sharma, a 17-year-old figure skater born to a Bajan mother, will represent Barbados at the Latin American Regional Inter-club competition. Her parents have formed the Barbados Ice Skating Association to support her and other skaters in Barbados.

Sep 23, 2023

Three Firms Collaborate to Set Up Hydration Stations at Rural Primary School in Barbados

Three firms have collaborated to provide water stations to a rural primary school in St Philip, Barbados. The initiative aims to promote hydration and well-being among students during extreme heat conditions. Companies are encouraged to sponsor hydration stations through Newport Water's Hydrate Programme. Contact Newport Water for sponsorship or hosting opportunities. Visit www.newport-water.com/hydrate-barbados.

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Sep 23, 2023

Hindsbury Primary School in Hamlet Gap Celebrates National Arbour Day with Educational Transformation

Hindsbury Primary School in Hamlet Gap, St. Michael celebrated National Arbour Day with engaging activities, including tree planting, to teach the importance of trees and promote environmental stewardship among students.

Sep 22, 2023

Barbados Faces Islandwide Power Outage Causing Widespread Disruption

Barbados experienced an islandwide power outage that led to disruptions in various sectors, including retail stores, schools, and food establishments. Power was restored by 8 p.m. and the situation is under review.

Education

WHO Calls for Ban on Vaping at Schools, Citing Targeting of Youth With E-Cigarettes

Barbados Ice Skating Association Aims to Bring Diversity to the Sport with New Initiative

Three Firms Collaborate to Set Up Hydration Stations at Rural Primary School in Barbados

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Hindsbury Primary School in Hamlet Gap Celebrates National Arbour Day with Educational Transformation

Barbados Faces Islandwide Power Outage Causing Widespread Disruption

Education

WHO Calls for Ban on Vaping at Schools, Citing Targeting of Youth With E-Cigarettes

Barbados Ice Skating Association Aims to Bring Diversity to the Sport with New Initiative

Three Firms Collaborate to Set Up Hydration Stations at Rural Primary School in Barbados

More in Education

Hindsbury Primary School in Hamlet Gap Celebrates National Arbour Day with Educational Transformation

Barbados Faces Islandwide Power Outage Causing Widespread Disruption

Barbados Community College (BCC) Classes to Proceed Uninterrupted Despite Island-wide Power Outage

Mamadou Safayou Barry Cycles 4,000 km for Dream University in West Africa

Barbados Education Reform: The Need for an Independent, Non-Partisan Advisory Board

Barbados Diabetes Foundation Launches Vascular Screening Program Amid Rising Cases of Peripheral Artery Disease in Younger Population

Chief Education Officer Announces Reassignments and Promotions for Principals and Deputy Principals in Barbados Secondary Schools

Tips for Parents: Assisting First-Formers with the Transition to Secondary School

Temporary Teachers Reassigned for Upcoming School Term, Only Four Teachers Remain Unassigned