AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation Reform Watch: Barbados’ Ministry of Education Transformation has postponed using continuous assessment for secondary school placement, keeping the Common Entrance Exam for current Class 3 and 4 students while parents push for a phased rollout. Reading & Attendance: Boys in Babb’s Reading Clinic showed reading gains, but attendance dropped as the five-week programme ended—highlighting the need to keep support consistent. National Security & Drugs: The NCSA warns that criminal enterprises are still exporting drug precursors from Barbados, with officials urging tighter controls. Caregiving Equality: The Bureau of Gender Affairs’ “Sharing Care” campaign calls for more equal unpaid caregiving roles across genders. New School for a Future: AMMA Architects’ Oceana Innovation Hub is set to reshape learning with project-based, climate-resilient education—moving away from “chalk and talk.” Culture Spotlight: Crop Over’s heritage continues to spark new wins, including Jam Tunes’ revived breakout moment. Travel & Lifestyle: Luxury travel demand is surging this fall, and Rihanna’s “Rihanna Drive” homecoming photos keep Barbados in the spotlight.
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