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‘See Ability Not Disability’: Saint Lucia Launches National Push for Inclusion and Acceptance

A national campaign aimed at changing how society sees and responds to persons with disabilities, putting inclusion, equity and acceptance at the centre of a broader public education drive has been launched. The “See Ability is Not Disability” campaign rolled...

New School Year, New Rules Saint Lucia Unveils Major Education Overhaul

Saint Lucia’s Ministry of Education has unveiled a sweeping package of reforms and support systems to mark the opening of the 2026–2027 academic year. Students returned back to school on Tuesday September 1st. During his Back-to-School Address, Minister for...

Gros Islet Police Challenge Students to Reject Drugs, Crime and Negative Influences

As students prepare to return to the classroom, senior officers of the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force (RSLPF) are delivering a message that goes far beyond books and school supplies: the choices young people make today could determine the...

Ten Year Old Saint Lucian Primary School Student Makes History With CSEC Music Pass

At an age when most students are still years away from thinking about CSEC examinations, 10-year-old Eli Jeon has already made history. The Grade Five student of the Dame Pearlette Louisy Primary School has become the youngest student in Saint...

Historic Summer Payments Made to Saint Lucia’s School Ancillary Workers

For the first time, eligible ancillary workers in Saint Lucia’s education system are receiving salaries during the summer break, ending a longstanding income gap for cooks, janitors, daily paid workers and staff attached to Early Childhood Development Centres. The milestone...

23 Students Secure EC$2,000 Tourism Scholarships as Applications Hit Record High

Twenty-three secondary school students have secured EC$2,000 annual scholarships from the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF). The group joins a programme that has now supported more than 70 students from families connected to Saint Lucia’s hospitality and tourism sector. The students...

From Robotics to Esports: Micoud North Youth Get Hands-On at Summer Retreat

From building their understanding of robotics to exploring journalism, esports and digital content creation, 48 young people in Micoud North spent five days gaining exposure to skills increasingly shaping the world around them. The 2026 Mopo Youth Summer Retreat ran...

CXC Flags Absenteeism, Exam Irregularities and AI Misuse

The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) reported a strong overall performance in the 2026 May-June examinations. The results were announced during the Ceremony for the Official Release of the CXC 2026 May-June Regional Exam Results in Anguilla. During the ceremony...

Education Minister Pushes Back Against CXC’s AI-Driven SBA Reforms

Education Minister Kenson Casimir has pushed back against plans by the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) to reform aspects of the School-Based Assessment (SBA) system in response to the growing use of generative artificial intelligence, warning that moving away from...

Comfort Bay Staff Learn to Defuse Aggression as Elderly Care Gets Safety Boost

Staff at Comfort Bay Senior Citizens’ Home are being trained to defuse aggressive behaviour, escape physical grabs and calm potentially volatile situations as the institution moves to strengthen safety for both elderly residents and employees. The six-week de-escalation programme places...

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US-Iran Conflict Could Cost Saint Lucia Millions, Pierre Warns

A conflict thousands of miles away could soon hit Saint Lucia where it hurts most. Government revenue and the...