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Historic Achievement: Dr. Montelle Felix Becomes First Foreign PhD Graduate in Crime Prevention at Taiwan’s Central Police University

Saint Lucian police officer Dr. Montelle Felix has made history by becoming the first foreign doctoral graduate in the Crime Prevention and Corrections program at Central Police University in Taiwan. His groundbreaking achievement not only marks a personal milestone...

RSLPF’s Inspector Shervon Matthieu Graduates Summa Cum Laude from Monroe University

The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) is celebrating a remarkable academic milestone by one of its own. Inspector Shervon Matthieu, attached to the Gangs, Narcotics and Firearms Unit, has graduated Summa Cum Laude from Monroe University in New...

LUCELEC Brings Joy and Inclusion to Special Needs Students During Reading Month

CASTRIES, SAINT LUCIA — Students of the Lady Gordon Opportunity Centre and the Dunnottar School were treated to a heartwarming morning of stories and smiles, thanks to a visit from members of the LUCELEC Club in celebration of Reading...

Government Reviews Recognition of Executive MBA from Formato Business School Amid Public Concerns

The Department of Education, Innovation, and Vocational Training has confirmed that it is currently reviewing the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) programme offered by Formato Business School in Spain, following mounting public inquiries about the recognition and long-term...

Empowering young minds: Resident British Commissioner Amy Quantrill celebrates reading month at local schools

Resident British Commissioner (RBC) Amy Quantrill Inspires Young Minds at Local School During Reading Month. RBC was honoured to be invited to Bexon Primary School and Patricia D. James Secondary School on May 21st and 22nd, to participate in the...

Principals’ Association Urges Urgent Review of CPEA Over Concerns of Student Readiness

President of the National Principals’ Association, Neal Fontenelle, has raised red flags about the Caribbean Primary Exit Assessment (CPEA), calling for a comprehensive review of the model amid growing concerns over its effectiveness in preparing Saint Lucian students for...

Clementia Eugene Earns Doctorate with Groundbreaking Study on Child Maltreatment in the Caribbean

In a powerful stride for regional child development research, Saint Lucian-born academic Clementia Eugene has successfully defended her PhD dissertation at the Anton de Kom University of Suriname. The presentation, held on April 30, 2025, marks a significant milestone...

Two Days After Gun Incident at Secondary School, SLTU Demands Urgent Action on Bullying and School Violence

Two days after a parent allegedly confronted a student with a firearm on the compound of a secondary school in Castries over a bullying-related issue, education stakeholders are speaking out forcefully on the deepening crisis of school violence and...

Ministry Condemns School Violence, Renews Commitment to Anti-Bullying Measures

The Ministry of Education has expressed grave concern following a recent incident involving a parent and student on the compound of a secondary school, reportedly linked to an alleged bullying case. Though full details remain under investigation, the Ministry...

RSLPF Officers Set New Standard with Advanced Course Writing Training

The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) has taken a significant step forward in its commitment to enhancing the quality of policing through education and training. Four officers have completed the Course Writing and Review Training Workshop at the...

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Labour Department Finds Dismissal of Cleaner Unjust, Recommends Reinstatement

The Department of Labour has issued a formal recommendation calling for the reinstatement of a public sector employee who...