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Top Ten Graduates Honoured: Premier Wheatley Celebrates ESHS Academic Excellence

Editor — Sat, 29 Jun 2024 00:10:18 +0000

Premier Natalio D. Wheatley lauded the remarkable achievements of the top ten graduates of Elmore Stoutt Secondary School (ESHS) whose academic excellence and resilience stood out among their peers, during this year’s graduation ceremony held at the Multipurpose Sports Complex on June 27.

The address centered on the significance of self-confidence and perseverance. Premier Wheatley stressed the value of believing in one’s abilities and striving for success. “The key lesson to remember is that you are capable of achieving great things if you apply yourself. Your future is bright. Many people are here, willing and ready to support you in becoming the best you can be – from the Premier and the Government to your parents and teachers,” he said, emphasizing the strong support system available to the graduates.

The ceremony highlighted the exceptional accomplishments of the top ten students: J’Quela Callwood, Alysa Penn, Kayla Brathwaite, Anjanique Cheltenham, Shante Hitchman, Riannna Hawke, Madissen Browne, Naomi Onwufuju, Dakari Wheatley-Adams, and Ashanna Tillac. Their dedication, discipline, and academic prowess exemplify the high standards of Elmore Stoutt High School.

Reflecting on the legacy of ESHS, formerly known as BVI High School, Premier Wheatley acknowledged the institution’s role in shaping leaders across various fields globally. He celebrated the graduates’ resilience and accomplishments, reinforcing the school’s ongoing commitment to excellence.

Adding to the celebration of academic excellence, Premier Wheatley applauded the recent victory of the ESHS debate team in the National Tourism Debate semi-finals. Team members Adrianne Thomas, Naomi Onwufuju, and Kande Richardson were commended for their dedication and success preparing for the finals against the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Premier Wheatley extended heartfelt appreciation to the educators, principals, and staff of ESHS for their tireless dedication to nurturing future leaders. He also thanked the Ministry of Education, public officers, parents, and families for their unwavering support in creating a conducive environment for the graduates.

In closing, Premier Wheatley encouraged the top ten students and their fellow graduates to pursue their passions and embrace opportunities for further education and career development. He assured them of the Government’s steadfast support and expressed his confidence in their ability to excel in their future endeavours.

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Department of Culture Hosts Workshop on Built Heritage and Archaeological Reconstruction

Editor — Thu, 30 May 2024 18:32:41 +0000

The Department of Culture conducted the “Virgin Islands Built Heritage and the Art of Archaeological Reconstruction” workshop on May 29, catering to senior secondary school students specialising in Technical Drawing.

Students from Bregado Flax Educational Centre, Virgin Islands School of Technical Studies and Elmore Stoutt High School attended the event, which took place at Cedar International School and the St. Philip’s Anglican Church Ruins and Heritage Site.

The morning session was led by Dr. Katherine Smith, Director of Culture and Dr. Allison Flax-Archer, Secretary General for the BVI National Commission for UNESCO. In the afternoon, the workshop was facilitated by Mr. Linton Toney, an Adjunct Lecturer at H.L. Stoutt Community College.

This educational initiative provided students with hands-on experience and insights into the preservation and reconstruction of the Virgin Islands’ built heritage, emphasising the importance of archaeological practices in maintaining the historical and cultural fabric of the community.

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Elmore Stoutt High School Student Taken to Road Town Police Station

Editor — Fri, 01 Mar 2024 19:41:04 +0000

An Elmore Stoutt High School student was transported to the Road Town Police Station after The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) received a request for assistance after 2pm today, Friday, March 1.

Upon arrival at the campus, officers initiated inquiries into the matter and subsequently transported the student to the Road Town Police Station.

Investigations into the matter remain ongoing.

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Celebrating Agriculture and Sustainability at ESHS Agriculture Expo

Editor — Mon, 19 Feb 2024 21:21:31 +0000

Elmore Stoutt High School (ESHS) is set to host its Agriculture Expo on February 20, under the theme “We Grow It, We Eat It!”

This event promises to be a celebration of agriculture, sustainability and the talents of the ESHS community.

Students and attendees alike will have the opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of agriculture through garden tours, where they can learn about various crops, cultivation techniques, and sustainable practices.

From farm to table, participants will explore the journey of food production and consumption, emphasising the importance of locally grown and nutritious foods.

The ESHS Agriculture Expo offers more than just educational experiences; it’s a feast for the senses. Culinary delights crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients will tantalise taste buds and showcase the delicious potential of homegrown produce.

Attendees can indulge in an array of mouthwatering dishes prepared by culinary enthusiasts passionate about sustainable eating.

Art enthusiasts will also find inspiration at the expo, with a showcase of sustainably inspired art pieces highlighting the beauty and importance of our natural environment. From recycled materials to eco-friendly designs, these artworks serve as poignant reminders of the interconnectedness between humanity and nature.

And what’s a celebration without music? The talented Music Department at ESHS will provide the soundtrack for the day, ensuring that attendees can groove to the beats while they explore, learn and engage with the festivities.

The Agriculture Expo at ESHS isn’t just about learning; it’s about cultivating knowledge, fostering a deeper appreciation for the environment, and celebrating the school’s green journey together.

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Six Schools Compete in Inter-School Debates 2024 at Baugher’s Bay

Editor — Mon, 05 Feb 2024 18:10:36 +0000

Six schools are gearing up for the Inter-Secondary School Debates 2024, set to take place at The New Testament Church of God International Worship Centre Activity Hall in Baugher’s Bay.

Among the contenders are Cedar International School, Virgin Islands School of Technical Studies, Elmore Stoutt High School, Bregada Flax Secondary, Ciboney Centre for Excellence and St. George’s Secondary School.

The competition will kick off with preliminary rounds scheduled for February 7th and 8th, followed by the semi-final rounds on February 28th and 29th.

The final competition is slated for March 13th.

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