The Bregado Flax Educational Centre Secondary Division is the recipient of a solar system courtesy Unite BVI.

Parents and guardians with students attending public schools in the Territory are reminded that midterm break is Friday, February 12.

Pictured are teachers and staff members of the Bregado Flax Educational Centre standing next to a welcome sign placed on the school’s grounds as a gentle reminder to let students know that they are to always wear their masks.

Good day and God’s blessings to all.  As we continue in our fight against this global pandemic, which has crippled economies across the globe and shutdown schools from the east to the west, it is important we adopt a spirit of thanksgiving for how God has kept us safe.  Our health officials have worked hard to keep up safe, and for this we are grateful.  The cooperation of the public has been key in our fight against COVID-19, and I kindly ask that we do not get weary in well-doing. Stay safe by following the protocols of wearing our masks, hand washing frequently and practicing social distancing. 

Residents of Jost Van Dyke are invited to a community meeting with education officials on Monday July 13 at 9: 00 a.m. at the Jost Van Dyke Primary School.

Parents are encouraged to ensure that their child/children attend all online classes on time and complete their assignments. 

Repair works are to commence soon on the third phase of Bregado Flax Educational Centre (BFEC) on Virgin Gorda following the signing of a contract by the Government of the Virgin Islands, the Recovery and Development Agency (RDA) and Quality Construction Limited.  

The Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth Affairs, Fisheries and Agriculture has created guidelines for principals, teachers, parents and students for online learning.

Parents and guardians of students attending schools in the Territory are notified that the Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth Affairs, Fisheries and Agriculture has suggested three platforms for remote learning.