Primary School Students Taught About Commonwealth

Patrice Nisbett and Students Charlestown, Nevis March 10, 2009 Students of the St. James and Violet O. J. Nichols Primary Schools received a lesson on the importance of the Commonwealth of Nations and what the Organisation offered to Small Island …

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Caribbean Historian Speaks To Nevis Students

Noted Caribbean Historian Lennox Honeychurch Charlestown, Nevis February 17, 2009 Noted Caribbean historian from Dominica Dr. Lennox Honychurch, told 5 and 6th Form students of the Charlestown Secondary School (CSS) at a lecture on Tuesday at the Red Cross Building …

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Ministry and Department of Education Honors Teachers

Premier of Nevis, West Indies – Jospeh Parry Charlestown, Nevis November 14, 2008 Premier of Nevis and Minister of Education, the Hon. Joseph Parry congratulated teachers for building skills for the future at the Extra Mile Teacher Recognition Awards Ceremony …

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Nevis Students Urged To Pursue Higher Education

Nevis Students At Higher Education Meeting

Nevis Students At Higher Education Meeting

Charlestown, Nevis
November 10, 2008

Senior Secondary School students on Nevis were urged to explore the options available to them in their pursuit of higher education. That advice came from Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Human Resources in the Nevis Island Administration (NIA) Mr. Chesley Manners on November 10, at a question and answer session hosted by the Nevis Library Services at the Red Cross conference Room in Charlestown.

He said the NIA had pledged to give the necessary support, financial or otherwise to ensure that Nevisians realized their goal, a move in line with its philosophy that education was the key to the development of any nation.

Notwithstanding, Mr. Manners underscored the need for teachers and told students of the availability of scholarships in the area of Geography, Food and Nutrition, English, Mathematics, Health (Nursing, health technology, Medicine and Environmental Health), Economics, Accounting, Tourism (Hospitality) in Technical Areas (Building Technology, Technical planning, Electricity and Electronics and Automotive Technology), Music, Surveying, Engineering and Geothermal Technology.

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Nevis Fire Services Host 4th Annual Safety Programme

Nevis Students At Fire Safety Workshop

Nevis Students At Fire Safety Workshop

Charlestown, Nevis
July 10, 2008

Permanent Secretary in the Premier’s Ministry Mr. Joseph Wiltshire, on Wednesday July 09, commended the members of the St. Kitts – Nevis Fire and Rescue Services for their initiative in hosting a Summer Safety Programme for primary school students on the island.

The workshop was this year being facilitated under the theme “Making a safe tomorrow through the eyes of our youth” and was expected to cover topics in the area of fire, traffic and water safety.

Mr. Wiltshire’s remarks came at the opening ceremony of the fourth annual safety programme held at the Newcastle Fire Station.

“On behalf of the Ministry, and this time I am talking about the Premier’s Ministry, and also the Ministry of Education, I want to thank the Fire Services for putting on this programme.  I want to commend them,” he said.

He also offered encouraging words to the students who came out in their numbers to learn more about safety.

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