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Thank You!
Newly registered students were filled with excitement as they had an opportunity for public appearance as newly minted “Clarehallites”. Attending the annual student orientation session, students and parents were given a glimpse into life at CHSS. Attendees heard from the Principal, Ashworth Azille who welcomed them and gave a brief overview of the institution’s history.
Adopted from Antigua Observer- written by Makeida Antonio ([email protected]) Antigua and Barbuda will be represented by a new Junior Tourism Minister at the Caribbean Youth Congress (CYC) in the Cayman Islands this September. CYC is a developmental competition involving students aged 14 to 17 from Caribbean Tourism Organisation member countries who debate on regional tourism
In an era where students have dad to battle the usual challenges associated with navigating the learning process, this journey has been even more complicated when one considers the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Recent research found that the delivery of quality education was severely compromised, and in areas where there were existing inequalities,
Our very own Zab Gore is among a six-student contingent who are currently in Barbados as part of the Youth Farm CVQ Programme. The initiative is being held under the egis of the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Sports and the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries
The last nineteen months have been spent under the constant strangle-hold of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, for twelve lucky students, this has been a moment to exhale, as these young ambassadors were enrolled in the National Sailing Academy’s school programme. Established in 2010, the academy has been on a constants campaign to promote water safety
We offer a well-rounded experience to all learners, characterized by a creative blend of academic and technical vocational courses as well as a variety of sports and other extra-curricular activities.
Students have an opportunity to complete a five-year secondary program. We offer a total of 27 subjects on our curriculum. Most students have an opportunity pursue a maximum of 9 subjects in their final year.
At the end of the final year student write the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate Examination. The certification is recognized globally as a standard for matriculation into colleges and universities. Passes are recognised as Grades I, II & III in all subjects.
