The
July-at-the- University of the West Indies programme based
at the Mona Campus, began in 1997 as part of the Office of
Administration’s International Programmes. This
programme is designed for children between the ages of eleven
(11) and seventeen (17) years and runs for a period of three
(3) weeks. It is a period of enrichment,
The
BodyHoliday, renowned for its Oasis (recently ranked number
6 in the world by Conde Nast Traveller), takes wellness to
a whole new level with the introduction of the new and authentic
Ayurvedic Temple, featuring Mogul architecture and designs.
One of the defining characteristics of the Ayurvedic
Temple is the regal freshness,
Some
100 delegates from 36 countries meeting at FAO headquarters
recently called on the global farming community to join the
ongoing “Greener” revolution represented by a
form of farming known as “Conservation Agriculture.”
This farming system, CA for short, aims to help
feed the world more sustainably by building up soil ecosystems,
The
bizarre remarks and actions of the Venezuelan President Hugo
Chavez continue to concern anyone who is interested in the
peace and security of the Caribbean region. Chavez
has recently purchased $4 billion worth of military equipment
from Russia. These include: 24 Sukhoi combat aircraft with
missiles, main battle tanks, transport aircraft,
Coconut
Bay Beach Resort & Spa hosted the 1st FINA Learn To Swim
Clinic in St Lucia. The clinic coordinated by The
St. Lucia Amateur Swimming Association (SLASA) in conjunction
with the Southern Flying Fish Swim Club (SFF) is the first
for St Lucia and what is hoped to be an annual event on the
calendar of activities for SLASA.
If
you are interested in applying for citizenship in St. Lucia,
here are some guidelines to initiate the process. According
to the Citizenship of Saint Lucia Act 2001, Part 2, s.3, 4,
5 the Department of Home Affairs will entertain an application
for citizenship from the following:
• A UK or Commonwealth citizen;
The
late Parry Jones Husbands started his career as a School Teacher
at the R.C.Boys’ School in Vieux-Fort. From
there he was transferred to the Castries Methodist School
under Teacher Alix Walcott. After a few years there, he moved
to St. Mary’s College where some past students remember
he taught them History, French, Maths etc.
Planning
can go a long way in maximizing summer benefits for any family.
Here are 5 helpful tips for thinking about and planning your
summer months. 1. Plan ahead! The key is not to let
summer sneak up on you, and overwhelm you in the process.
You know summer’s coming, so commit to making it a great
experience for everyone involved instead of a stress-fest
for your family.
The
Australian High Commissioner is in St Lucia to initiate the
Direct Aid Program (DAP) in St Lucia. He visited
the St Lucia Blind Welfare Association on August 6, 2008.
According to H.E. Mr. Philip Kentwell, (High Commissioner)
he was on the island “to provide assistance to the Blind
Welfare Association in a very small way,” and with the
blessings of Prime Minister Stephenson King,
C&W
has donated an HP Compaq laptop to the Boys Training Centre
to help the teachers at the Centre with their educational
program for the youths housed at the facility. C&W
is also providing the Centre with free broadband service.
Manager of the Boys Training Centre, Cyrus Faulkner expressed
his appreciation for the laptop and said it would be a great
help,
Sunday
August 10th, 2008 is Prize Giving Day for the 2008 KiddiCrew
Summer Fun programme, “Let the Games Begin”! Teams
competed daily during the two week programme which began on
Monday July 28th and ended Friday August 8th and included
exciting activities such as Sand Castle building, Mural designing,
a photography hike, Fun Sports,
“A
natural progression, that brings more choice and innovation
to St Lucia” The newest entrant in the St Lucia
telecommunications market, Karib Cable, teams up with Digicel
in what is the first of many planned collaborations with the
launch of the Digicel “Welcome to the Better Life campaign.”
“This is a natural progression” says Mineva Ross,
Marketing Manager for Karib Cable,
Digicel
supports the Salvation Army in their quest to raise funds
for their meals-on-wheels programme. In an effort
to commemorate the official visit of the Salvation Army Territorial
Commander the organization held a country theme banquet on
July 25th which was funded by a hearty donation of $5,000
from Digicel.
An
enchanting musical voyage to France with contemporary songs
by leading singer-songwriters, including tracks by Carla Bruni,
Sandrine Kiberlain, Thomas Dutronc and Others. Putumayo
World Music brings the romance and charm of Paris and the
French countryside with the release of Acoustic France on
August 19, 2008.
Under
the theme ‘Are you ready for the college experience?’
the purpose of the forum was to guide new students on financial
management whilst at school and prepare them for the experience
away from the sheltered environment of home. It was
very well attended by some 65 students who will be commencing
school locally and abroad in September of this year.
Bank
of Saint Lucia Limited sponsored the Sir Arthur Lewis Community
College Summer Youth Clinic for the third consecutive year.
The clinic which ran for a period of two weeks targeted
children ages 5 to 13 and engaged them in various sporting
disciplines. As part of the activities in
the programme the children were treated to a tour of the Financial
Centre building,
A
group of youngsters from the Holy Family Children’s
Home were on Thursday given a tour of the Sandals Regency
Golf Resort Spa at La Toc. The tour by the nine children
and their teacher, Aunty Sharon Prospere, formed part of their
summer camp activities. The group was given insightful tips
on garbage separation, distribution control,
The
July-at-the- University of the West Indies programme based
at the Mona Campus, began in 1997 as part of the Office of
Administration’s International Programmes. This
programme is designed for children between the ages of eleven
(11) and seventeen (17) years and runs for a period of three
(3) weeks. It is a period of enrichment, 
The
BodyHoliday, renowned for its Oasis (recently ranked number
6 in the world by Conde Nast Traveller), takes wellness to
a whole new level with the introduction of the new and authentic
Ayurvedic Temple, featuring Mogul architecture and designs.
One of the defining characteristics of the Ayurvedic
Temple is the regal freshness, 
Some
100 delegates from 36 countries meeting at FAO headquarters
recently called on the global farming community to join the
ongoing “Greener” revolution represented by a
form of farming known as “Conservation Agriculture.”
This farming system, CA for short, aims to help
feed the world more sustainably by building up soil ecosystems,
The
bizarre remarks and actions of the Venezuelan President Hugo
Chavez continue to concern anyone who is interested in the
peace and security of the Caribbean region. Chavez
has recently purchased $4 billion worth of military equipment
from Russia. These include: 24 Sukhoi combat aircraft with
missiles, main battle tanks, transport aircraft, 
The
late Parry Jones Husbands started his career as a School Teacher
at the R.C.Boys’ School in Vieux-Fort. From
there he was transferred to the Castries Methodist School
under Teacher Alix Walcott. After a few years there, he moved
to St. Mary’s College where some past students remember
he taught them History, French, Maths etc. 
The
Australian High Commissioner is in St Lucia to initiate the
Direct Aid Program (DAP) in St Lucia. He visited
the St Lucia Blind Welfare Association on August 6, 2008.
According to H.E. Mr. Philip Kentwell, (High Commissioner)
he was on the island “to provide assistance to the Blind
Welfare Association in a very small way,” and with the
blessings of Prime Minister Stephenson King, 
C&W
has donated an HP Compaq laptop to the Boys Training Centre
to help the teachers at the Centre with their educational
program for the youths housed at the facility. C&W
is also providing the Centre with free broadband service.
Manager of the Boys Training Centre, Cyrus Faulkner expressed
his appreciation for the laptop and said it would be a great
help, 
Sunday
August 10th, 2008 is Prize Giving Day for the 2008 KiddiCrew
Summer Fun programme, “Let the Games Begin”! Teams
competed daily during the two week programme which began on
Monday July 28th and ended Friday August 8th and included
exciting activities such as Sand Castle building, Mural designing,
a photography hike, Fun Sports, 
Under
the theme ‘Are you ready for the college experience?’
the purpose of the forum was to guide new students on financial
management whilst at school and prepare them for the experience
away from the sheltered environment of home. It was
very well attended by some 65 students who will be commencing
school locally and abroad in September of this year. 
A
group of youngsters from the Holy Family Children’s
Home were on Thursday given a tour of the Sandals Regency
Golf Resort Spa at La Toc. The tour by the nine children
and their teacher, Aunty Sharon Prospere, formed part of their
summer camp activities. The group was given insightful tips
on garbage separation, distribution control, 
