The Rotary Club of Montserrat has donated over a thousand dollars to the Montserrat Community College to cover the expenses of tuition and exam fees for one student for one academic year.
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The Ministry of Education has provided an update on the progress of its national curriculum development for Montserrat.
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Minister for Health, Honourable Charles Kirnon has announced that the ministry is considering random testing of children at the island’s schools.
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Montserrat’s Leader of Government Business the Honourable Joseph Farrell has announced that the current curfew measures in place have been extended to February 1st.
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The Office of the Auditor General is pleased to announce that its report entitled Performance Audit of the Montserrat Secondary School: Governance, Effectiveness & Sustainability was presented to the Legislative Assembly on 26 October 2021. It assessed public secondary education in Montserrat, including infrastructure, teaching & outcomes.
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Principal Geraldine Cabey has called on students at the Montserrat Community College to maintain the high standard of academic good performance achieved over the years.
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Students on Montserrat are in line to benefit from a change in trajectory of how the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) goes about informing policy decision-making within education.
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Forty-five (45) students wrote the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) in twenty (20) subject areas. There were 100% passes in thirteen (13) of them
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On Saturday October 16, 2021, The UWI Open Campus held its virtual graduation, the second since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020.
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Director of Education Dr Gregory Julius believes there’s a need for new forms of policy that will enable and support teachers in how the education system recovers post COVID-19.
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Candidates who sat Caribbean Examination Council, CXC examinations will have to wait until mid-October to receive their results.
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The Principal of the Montserrat Secondary School has supported a call for stakeholders to join forces to overcome the difficulties faced by the secondary institution.
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There will be major changes or shifts in the new national curriculum framework for schools in Montserrat.
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The Director of Education is appealing to all stakeholders to meet the ministry half-way in an effort to find solutions to the myriad of challenges being faced by the education system on island.
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Montserrat could have a new national curriculum for primary and secondary schools by early 2022.
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The Caribbean Examination Council CXC has announced that the CAPE and CSEC exams have been delayed by two weeks.
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Some good news for students sitting the June/July 2021 Caribbean Examinations Council..CXC exams.
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The Ministry of Education on Monday announced the 2020 Montserrat Island Scholarship awardee.
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