Education

Advance Your Career Without Moving Abroad: Edinburgh Napier Offers Flexible Online Study

Cherry Ann Gaillard-Williams - October 24, 2026

For professionals seeking to advance their careers, choosing the right university means finding a qualification that supports their ambitions while fitting around everyday responsibilities. Edinburgh Napier University offers a viable option through online learning backed by its status as...

Education

Girls Build Self-Defence Skills Through Big Sister, Little Sister Programme

Cherry Ann Gaillard-Williams - October 20, 2026

Girls in the Big Sister, Little Sister programme, founded by Safe Space Consultancy, learned practical ways to protect themselves during a self-defence session in Corinth on Saturday, October 17. The activity combined physical conditioning, defence exercises and health checks,...

Arts

Shopping Lists and Flower Festival Bring Lessons to Life at Dame Pearlette

Sharefil Gaillard - October 16, 2026

Pupils at Dame Pearlette Louisy Primary School put their maths skills to the test and stepped into colourful cultural roles as a World Food Day market and La Marguerite celebrations brought learning beyond their textbooks. From buying local produce and...

Crime

Crime Prevention Unit Pushes Stronger Support for Boys Training Centre

Cherry Ann Gaillard-Williams - October 14, 2026

Expanded after-school activities and better connections between rehabilitation, family support and community services are among the needs identified during a recent visit to the Boys Training Centre, as Saint Lucia’s Department of Crime Prevention examines ways to prevent vulnerable...

Education

New Devices for Teachers on the Table as Ministry Warns Against AI Dependence

Sharefil Gaillard - October 6, 2026

Teachers could receive more capable digital devices under an intervention being discussed by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Finance, as schools navigate the growing use of artificial intelligence. Education Minister Hon. Kenson Casimir disclosed the discussions on...

Education

Caribbean Youth Entering Adulthood Without Knowing Their Legal Rights

Staff Writer - September 23, 2026

Many young people across the Caribbean are entering adulthood without a basic understanding of their legal rights a knowledge gap regional officials warn could undermine efforts to tackle crime and violence. The concern emerged during the first webinar in the...

Crime

Two Castries Schools March Against Violence Toward Women

Staff Writer - September 21, 2026

Against the backdrop of recent killings and other acts of violence against women in Saint Lucia, students from two Castries secondary schools stepped out of their classrooms Friday morning to send a message: violence against women and girls must...

Education

Saint Lucia’s Next Generation Told Don’t Wait for Opportunity. Create It

Staff Writer - September 11, 2026

At a time when many young Saint Lucians may see leaving the island as their best shot at success, a new generation is being challenged to think differently. What if the opportunity they are searching for is theirs to...

Business

ECCB Governor Sounds Alarm Over AI Deepfakes as Threat to Public Trust

Staff Writer - September 10, 2026

Artificial intelligence may be transforming how institutions communicate, but Eastern Caribbean Central Bank Governor Timothy Antoine is warning that the same technology could become a serious threat to public trust as deepfakes and misinformation become increasingly difficult to distinguish...

Business

Bankers Association Moves to Address Customer Complaints and Improve Financial Access

Sharefil Gaillard - September 10, 2026

The Bankers Association of Saint Lucia has established three committees to address customer-service concerns, improve access to financial services, and tackle issues affecting the wider financial sector. Association President Ron Leon announced the formation of the Service Excellence Committee, Activities...

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