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CXC 2022 Timetable Now Available

CXC 2022 timetable

UPDATE:
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CXC 2022 Examinations Administration Strategy

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC®) wishes to advise that the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination® (CAPE®), Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate® (CSEC®) and Caribbean Certificate of Secondary Level Competence® (CCLSC®) examinations will be administered in their original format; that is, for CAPE® and CSEC® Papers 01, 02 and 031/School-Based Assessments (SBAs) or Paper 032 for private candidates, and for CCSLC®, Papers 01 and 031/School-Based Assessments. CXC® will maintain the strategy of 100% SBA moderation across all centres, for all subjects in 2022.

Examination dates are as follows:

  • May/June CAPE® examinations: 2 May – 10 June 2022
  • May/June CSEC®: 2 May – 3 June 2022;
  • CCSLC® examinations: 6 – 9 June 2022; and
  • CPEA® examinations: 27 – 28 May 2022.

Caribbean Vocational Qualification* (CVQ*) assessment will be conducted between May and July 2022. Dates will be determined by individual participating territories.

CXC 2022 official timetables are available at www.cxc.org/download-timetables.

CXC® has once again put concessions in place to support students in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. These include:

  • School Based Assessments (SBAs) – The reductions to SBA Requirements made in 2021, as much as 50 per cent in some subjects, were maintained.
  • Option to Defer – The deferral strategy has been extended for use any time prior to the administration of a subject. Candidates will be able to defer to January or June 2023, whenever the subject is administered.

As we look ahead to 2023, CXC® continues to work with regional Ministries of Education on its digital transformation strategy. Plans are currently underway to begin administering all Paper 01 examinations electronically in 2023.

Students may visit www.cxc.org/student-central for all official news and updates from CXC 2022.

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13 cases of omicron variant in St. Lucia

The Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs has received the gene sequencing results from the Caribbean Public Health Agency CARPHA. The results indicated 14 new cases of Variants of Concern. The Omicron Variant was confirmed in 13 of the samples sequenced and 1 case of the Delta Variant. Of the 13 cases of Omicron diagnosed 11 of them are nationals and 2 are non- nationals, 2 are male and 11 are female. The location of the Omicron cases includes Castries, Gros- Islet and Vieux-Fort the main communities affected during this wave.

Based on epidemiological patterns it appears that the Omicron Variant may be the dominant variant circulating during this 5th wave. This justifies the high rate of transmission within the communities and work places.

Since the commencement of the 5th wave on December 16, 2021 until January 30, 2022, 7,780 cases have been diagnosed with an average of 173 cases per day. Women account for 59% of the cases and 29 COVID-19 deaths have been recorded; 55% of which is male. Tourists account for 2% of the cases diagnosed for the past 7 days but 4.8% of the total cases during the 5th wave. We have 49 positive cases admitted at the Respiratory Hospital and 6 are severely ill.

This week we continue to register cases, the seven day average approximation indicates a downward trend in the epidemiological curve. We note reductions in most of the public health indicators.

We continue to appeal to all organizations, public and private sector to ensure the strengthening of all public health protocols.

The Ministry of Health will continue providing updates to the public as new information becomes available.

For more information please contact the Office of the Chief Medical Officer or the Epidemiology Unit, at 468-5309/468-5317 respectively

Nikima Royer Jno Baptiste takes over as CEO for Digicel St. Lucia

Nikima Royer Jno Baptiste
Nikima Royer Jno Baptiste

Nikima Royer Jno Baptiste takes over as CEO for Digicel St. Lucia

Nikima Royer Jno Baptiste
Nikima Royer Jno Baptiste

Digicel today announced the appointment of Nikima Royer Jno Baptiste as CEO of its operations in St. Lucia effective 1st February2022. In this role, Nikima will have responsibility for driving all aspects of the business as it continues its Digital Operator journey.

A Digicel veteran, Royer Jno Baptiste moves to head up the St. Lucia team from Digicel Dominica where she has served as CEO for the last 5years. She has also served as Chairman of Digicel’s Group Business Continuity Management team since 2018. As customers of all types embrace a digital lifestyle, Nikima is charged with fostering growth and innovation across the mobile, Digicel Business and Digicel + business lines and, importantly ensuring that culture and community impact are at the heart of the company’s activities.

Prior to joining Digicel, Nikima was Head of Marketing for the Discover Dominica Authority, a consultant in the business development industry and General Manager of the Rainforest Aerial Tram. She has worked with Digicel for seven years with key roles in management, analysis and administration.

In congratulating Nikima on her new role, John Mangos, Regional CEO, said; “Nikima brings the right mix of deep digital understanding, commercial and customer insight and operational and executional excellence to be able to supercharge our offerings to customers in St. Lucia. I am delighted to be welcoming her to the team and am confident that her inclusive and can do attitude will take the team to the next level.”

“I’m so excited about the opportunity to lead the team in St. Lucia. With our state-of-the-art LTE and fibre networks providing the bedrock of our digital ambitions for our customers, the opportunities to connect, transact and engage are limitless. I’m looking forward to making those ambitions a tangible reality for our customers and our people,” commented Royer Jno Baptiste.

New COVID-19 Protocols

New recommendations and protocols from 13th August, 20201 aim to significantly reduce and control viral spread.

  • Workplace physical distancing and blended approach
  • All business operations and commercial activities must end by 8:00pm daily
  • Social gatherings are to be restricted to immediate households and family limited to ten (10) people
  • All sports are allowed for the given time period limited to field capacity and game structure no spectators or crowding allowed at this time
  • All educational institutions will operate as per established school hours
  • Present protocols for mot and the tourism sector are adjusted as follows for this time

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US donates 5.5 Million Pfizer Vaccines to the Caribbean

Pfizer Vaccines

The US Government donates 5.5 Million Pfizer Vaccines to the Caribbean Community (CARICOM)

The US Government has generously gifted the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) with 5.5 million doses of Pfizer vaccines.  This is the culmination of efforts initiated by the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, Dr the Honourable Keith Rowley, who as Chair of CARICOM, wrote to President Joseph Biden of the United States earlier this year requesting a supply of vaccines for the Community.

President Biden subsequently announced that the US was donating a supply of vaccines to the Region as part of its world-wide distribution of 80 million doses. US Vice President Kamala Harris also spoke with Prime Minister Rowley in June confirming the allocation to CARICOM.

15 CARICOM Member States will receive the much-anticipated Pfizer vaccines, with 1.5 million doses being allocated to Haiti and the other 4 million doses for distribution among 14 CARICOM countries.  The donation from the White House also includes 3 million ancillary kits containing needles, syringes, diluent and other supplies which have already been received.

This donation follows months of discussions between the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Pfizer, the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA) and the CARICOM Secretariat. At the beginning of those discussions, the total number of persons vaccinated in CARICOM countries stood at a meagre 515,000, which emphasizes the importance of the donation by the US Government.

CARICOM Secretary General, Ambassador Irwin LaRocque expressed his appreciation to President Biden for his generosity and to his team at the White House for their commitment to delivering the vaccines.  “This end result is due to the hard work put in by the White House staff, the staff of CARPHA , the staff of the Secretariat and the team at Pfizer,” the Secretary-General said. “These vaccines would contribute significantly to the Region’s ability to control this pandemic and place the Caribbean on a path to economic recovery. Importantly it would also allow for schools to be re-opened given that the Pfizer vaccine has been approved for emergency use for children 12 years and over,” Ambassador LaRocque added.

CARPHA Executive Director, Dr. Joy St. John gave the assurance, “As the public health agency leading the regional COVID-19 response, we have worked with Member States to ensure that they are ready to accept the vaccines, especially as it relates to regulatory approval, coordination, planning and delivery, logistics, shipment receipt and procedures”.   Dr. St. John added, “CARPHA was pleased to collaborate with the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), as they facilitated specialized training on vaccine systems, while we facilitated the special ultra-cold chain training, which Pfizer delivered to the countries receiving the vaccine donation”.

Dr. St. John confirmed that 3 million ancillary kits have already been delivered, with the support of Caribbean Airlines and the CARICOM Regional Security System (RSS). Another tranche of 1 million ancillary kits will be delivered directly by Pfizer along with vaccine shipments.

Karayib Klima: 13 Inter-regional Projects to increase Climate Resilience

Karayib Klima: 13 Inter-regional Projects to increase Climate Resilience in the Caribbean

Karayib Klima has awarded thirteen grants to inter-island coalitions of civil society organisations for the implementation of climate resilience projects in the Creole-speaking Caribbean (including Dominica, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Haiti, Martinique, Saint Lucia and Saint Martin). The thirteen selected projects will be granted an average of 40,000 Euros each to carry out a field action or an awareness campaign to increase climate resilience in the region.

Adapting to the consequences of climate change is a major challenge for the region. which is the reason why the Karayib Klima was created; a unique and innovative programme based on the conviction that co-operation between civil society organisations in the Caribbean is essential to find relevant, local, and adequate solutions.

Designed and implemented by Unite-Caribbean, a consultancy firm based in Guadeloupe, and funded by the French Ministry for Europe & Foreign Affairs, ADEME and the ‘Fondation de France’, the strength of the Karayib Klima is to develop and fund multi-country programmes that make a difference and will have a lasting regional impact. According to Damien Bauchau, co-founder of Unite Caribbean and Director of the Karayib Klima programme: “this important initiative brings to light a wide array of beautiful projects that are as innovative as they are sustainable”.

The selected projects fall into two categories. The first brings together innovative activities to experiment technical solutions in areas like restoration of coral reefs, agro-ecology, rainwater harvesting, the creation of sustainable circuits and increasing food safety and security. The “Haïtukubuli” project, for example carried by associations from Dominica and Haiti has the dual objective of promoting the use of resilient traditional species and agroforestry while providing a source of additional income to communities through eco-tourism. The second category includes advocacy or awareness raising projects on climate resilience aimed at young people, the private sector, or the general public. For example, the objective of the “Marine Junior Rangers” project (Haiti / Grenada) is to train young people from remote rural areas in the environment and marine biodiversity and to sensitise their communities to issues of climate resilience. Pascal Hajaali, responsible for co-operation at the French Embassy in Haiti, said “Through co-operation, the entire Caribbean can benefit from sustainable adaptation solutions that will enable us to cope with the consequences of climate change.”

The pooling of knowledge and resources via Karayib Klima is a necessity of which civil society organisations are particularly aware. Being able to exchange, pool, passing on our knowledge with other countries in the region is an added value that will allow the Caribbean to move forward and to become more climate resilient.

Human Trafficking 2020 Outstanding Global Ranking

Human Trafficking

Saint Lucia retains Tier Two in Human Trafficking 2020 global ranking

The Department of Home Affairs and National Security is pleased that Saint Lucia has retained its Tier Two place in the global ranking of the 2020 Trafficking In Persons report. Permanent Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey has pledged that the Department will continue to diligently undertake its Trafficking In Persons (TIP) work programme.

The Trafficking In Persons (TIP) report was released by the US Department of State, which is celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the annual report.

The report highlights the continuing COVID-19 crisis which is reported to have vastly increased the social and economic vulnerabilities of people. These vulnerabilities may provide fertile conditions for increased grooming, recruitment and exploitation of unsuspecting victims particularly women and girls.

Governments are being encouraged by the US Department of State to devote more resources to prevention, protection and prosecution in efforts to both suppress and punish the crime of trafficking in human persons.

The public is urged to report any suspected cases of Trafficking In Persons to the Police by calling the toll free, 24-hour hotline 847.

Elsa Strengthens Into A Hurricane

Elsa -830-2-jul-2021

Elsa strengthens into a hurricane as conditions spreading through the Windward Islands

SUMMARY OF 830 AM AST...1230 UTC...INFORMATION
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LOCATION...13.1N 60.1W
ABOUT 40 MI...65 KM W OF BARBADOS
ABOUT 75 MI...120 KM E OF ST. VINCENT
MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...75 MPH...120 KM/H
PRESENT MOVEMENT...WNW OR 285 DEGREES AT 28 MPH...44 KM/H
MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...995 MB...29.39 INCHES

At 830 AM AST (1230 UTC), the center of Hurricane Elsa was located
near latitude 13.1 North, longitude 60.1 West. Elsa is moving toward
the west-northwest near 28 mph (44 km/h), and this motion is
expected to continue during the next couple of days. On the
forecast track, Elsa will pass near or over portions of the
Windward Islands or the southern Leeward Islands this morning, move
across the eastern Caribbean Sea late today and tonight, and move
near the southern coast of Hispaniola on Saturday. By Sunday, Elsa
is forecast to move near Jamaica and portions of eastern Cuba.

Reports from Barbados indicate that maximum sustained winds have
increased to near 75 mph (120 km/h) with higher gusts. Little
change in strength is forecast during the next 48 hours.

Hurricane-force winds extend outward up to 25 miles (35 km) from the
center and tropical-storm-force winds extend outward up to 140 miles
(220 km). Barbados recently reported sustained winds of 74 mph
(119 km/h) and a wind gust of 86 mph (138 km/h).

The estimated minimum central pressure is 995 mb (29.39 inches).
Barbados recently reported a pressure of 998 mb (29.47 inches).

WIND: Hurricane conditions are occurring on Barbados, and are
expected in the hurricane warning area in the Windward Islands in
the next few hours. Tropical storm conditions are expected in
portions of the Windward and southern Leeward Islands within the
tropical storm warning areas and are possible in the tropical storm
watch areas later today. Tropical storm conditions are expected in
the warning areas in the Dominican Republic and Haiti on Saturday,
with hurricane conditions possible in southern Haiti. Tropical
storm conditions are possible in Jamaica Saturday night or early
Sunday.

STORM SURGE: A storm surge will raise water levels by as much as 1
to 3 feet above normal tide levels in areas of onshore winds in
the hurricane warning area in the Windward Islands and along the
southern coast of Hispaniola.

RAINFALL: Elsa is expected to produce rainfall totals of 3 to 6
inches with maximum amounts of 10 inches today across the Windward
and southern Leeward Islands, including Barbados. This rain may
lead to isolated flash flooding and mudslides.

Over Puerto Rico, rainfall of 1 to 3 inches with localized amounts
of 5 inches is expected late today into Saturday. This rain may lead
to isolated flash flooding and minor river flooding, along with the
potential for mudslides.

Across portions of southern Hispaniola and Jamaica, rainfall of 4 to
8 inches with isolated maximum amounts of 12 inches is possible
Saturday into Sunday. This rain may lead to scattered flash
flooding and mudslides.

List of Emergency Shelters per District – 2021

Emergency Shelters

List of Emergency Shelters per District – 2021 as tropical storm Elsa approaches

The Public is hereby informed that under Part IV Section 13 of the Disaster Management, Act No. 30 of 2006 the following are designated as Emergency Shelters.  NEMO advises that persons take steps to make their homes their emergency shelter.  If this is not possible then make advance arrangements to be with family or friends during a storm.

REMEMBER that shelters are not normally opened before a storm. If a shelter is to be opened BEFORE a storm, NEMO will announce such in advance.

 

GROS-ISLET Emergency Shelters

  1. Gros Islet Roman Catholic Church
  2. Gros Islet Church of the Nazarene
  3. Gros Islet Infant School
  4. Gros Islet Primary School
  5. Gros Islet HRDC
  6. Corinth Secondary School

Monchy

  1. Monchy Roman Catholic Church
  2. Monchy Combined School
  3. Monchy Human Resource Development Centre

La Feuille

  1. La Feuille Mothers’ & Fathers’ Hall
  2. La Feuille Pentecostal Church

Vieux Secrieux

  1. Unity Centre – Careffe Gardens

Grand Riviere (Gros Islet)

  1. Grand Riviere Combined School
  2. Full Gospel Deliverance Tabernacle Church

Marisule

  1. Marisule Seventh Day Adventist Church – The Lighthouse on the Hill

Degazon

  1. Degazon SDA Church Mount Olives

Union

  1. Dame Pearlette Louisy Primary School

 

BABONNEAU Emergency Shelters

Balata

  1. Balata Combined School
  2. Balata SDA Church
  3. Fundamental Baptist Church

Ti Morne

  1. New Testament Church of God

 Babonneau

  1. Babonneau Resource Centre
  2. Babonneau Secondary School
  3. Babonneau Infant/Primary School
  4. Babonneau Roman Catholic Church

 Cacoa

  1. Gospel Baptist Church
  2. Bethany SDA Church and Children’s Division

 Fond Assau

  1. Fond Assau Combined School

La Guerre

  1. La Guerre Combined School
  2. La Guerre Gospel Hall

Garrand

  1. Garrand Mothers’ & Fathers’ Hall

Boguis

  1. Boguis Combined School
  2.            Mother’s and Father’s Hall

Des Barras

  1. Des Barras Combined School
  2.            Mother’s and Father’s Hall

Plateau

  1. Plateau SDA Church
  2. Plateau Mothers’ & Fathers’ Hall

Paix Bouche

  1. Paix Bouche Kingdom Hall Jehovah Witnesses

La Croix

  1. La Croix Evangelical Church

 

 CASTRIES NORTH Emergency Shelters

Lanse Road

  1. Camille Henry Memorial School

La Clery

  1. La Clery Roman Catholic Church
  2. VBCC Club House
  3. Maranatha Seventh-Day Adventist Church

Vide Boutielle

  1. Vide Boutielle Combined School
  2. Patricia D. James Secondary School
  3. Sir Ira Simmons Secondary School

Morne Du Don

  1. Morne Du Don Combined School

Chase Gardens

  1. Chase Gardens HRDC

 

CASTRIES CENTRAL Emergency Shelters

  1. Carmen René Memorial School
  2. Aloysius RC Boy Infant School
  3. Aloysius RC Boy Primary School
  4. Ave Maria Girls Infant School
  5. Ave Maria Girls Primary School
  6. Anglican Infant School
  7. Cannon Laurie Primary School
  8. Holy Trinity Anglican Church
  9. Castries SDA Church
  10. Castries City Hall
  11. Castries Methodist Church
  12. Salvation Army Church

 

CASTRIES EAST Emergency Shelters

Bocage

  1. Bocage Combined School
  2. Bocage Secondary School
  3. Bocage Pentecostal Church

 Marchand

  1. Marchand Community Centre
  2. Marchand Parish Hall
  3. Bishop Gachet Combined School
  4. Marchand RC Church

Entrepot

  1. Entrepot Secondary School
  2. Entrepot Human Resource Centre
  3. Leon Hess Secondary School

Ti Rocher

  1. Ti Rocher Combined School

 

CASTRIES SOUTH Emergency Shelters

Ciceron

  1.  Ciceron R.C. Combined School
  2. Deliverance Baptist Church
  3.  Ciceron Secondary School
  4. Ciceron Methodist Church
  5. Ciceron SDA Church
  6.  Lady Gordon Opportunity Centre

  Faux A Chaux

  1. Faux A Chaux Community Centre

Marigot

    Stanley Jon Odlum Secondary School

La. Croix Maingot

    La. Croix Maingot Combined School

Tapion

  1. Tapion Private School

 

CASTRIES SOUTH EAST Emergency Shelters

Bexon

  1. Bexon Infant School
  2. Bexon Roman Catholic Church
  3.  Kingdom Hall of the Jehovah Witness
  4.  Benedict Roman Catholic Church

 Marc

  1. Marc SDA Church

 Cul De Sac

  1. Cul De Sac Early Childhood Development Centre

 Goodlands

    Goodlands Full Gospel Worship Centre

Ravine Poison

  1. Zion SDA Church
  2. Zion SDA Primary School

Sarrot

  1. Sarrot Community Centre

 Forestiere

  1. Forestiere Methodist Church
  2. Forestiere Methodist Combined School
  3. Forestiere SDA Church

 Ti Rocher (Castries)

  1. Ti Rocher Combined School

 Dierre Fort

  1. Dierre Fort Seventh Day Adventist Church

Odsan

  1. Odsan Combined School
  2. Odsan Pentecostal Church

Trois Piton

    1. Trois Piton SDA Church

Barre De Chaussee

  1. Barre De Chausee Multi Purpose Court

 

ANSE LA RAYE Emergency Shelters

  1.  Anse La Raye Primary School
  2.  Anse La Raye SDA Church
  3.  Anse La Raye RC Church

 Jacmel

  1.   Roseau Combined School
  1. Jacmel Roman Catholic Church

Millet

  1. Millet Primary School
  2.  Millet Infant School

Tete Chemin

  1. Tete Chemin Human Resource Centre
  2. Tete Chemin SDA Church

 

CANARIES Emergency Shelters

Canaries Village

  1. Canaries Primary School
  2. Canaries RC Church
  3. Canaries SDA church
  4. Canaries Parish Hall
  5. Canaries Community Centre

Flora Villa

  1.  Delia’s Hideaway

Belvedere

  1.  Fresh Disco

 

SOUFRIERE Emergency Shelters

Fond St. Jacques

  1. Fond St. Jacques Roman Catholic Church
  2. Fond St. Jacques Primary School
  3. Fond St. Jacques Parish Centre
  4. Fond St. Jacques Pre-School

Soufriere Town

  1. Soufriere Roman Catholic Church
  2. Soufriere Primary School
  3. Soufriere Infant School
  4. Soufriere Seventh-Day Adventist Church
  5. Soufriere Comprehensive School
  6. Isidore Hall

Fond Beniere

  1. Christ is the Answer Church

Bouton

  1. Bouton Combined School

Les Etangs

  1. Les Etangs Combined School

 

CHOISEUL Emergency Shelters

Piaye

  1. Piaye Secondary School
  2. Piaye Combined School

Saltibus

  1. Saltibus Combined School
  2. Saltibus Roman Catholic Church
  3. Darban Mothers’ and Fathers’ Hall

River Doree

  1. River Dorée Anglican Church
  2. River Dorée Combined School
  3. River Dorée Mothers’ and Fathers’ Hall

La Fague

  1. La Fargue Mission Evangelical Church
  2. Choiseul Secondary School
  3. Roblot Combined School

Choiseul Village

  1. Choiseul Roman Catholic Church

Reunion

  1. Reunion Primary School
  2. Enrichment Centre
  3. Reunion Pentecostal Church

Mongouge

  1. Mongouge Combined School

Dugard

  1. Dugard Combined School

Victoria

  1. Victoria Roman Catholic Church
  2. Victoria Seventh Day Adventist Church

 Delcer

  1. Delcer Combined School

La Maze

  1. La Maze Community Resource  Centre

La Pointe

  1. La Pointe Pentecostal Apostalic Church

 

LABORIE Emergency Shelters

Laborie Village

  1. Laborie Boys Primary School
  2. Laborie Girls Primary School
  3. Laborie Roman Catholic Church
  4. New Life Pentecostal Church (La Croix Road)

Augier

  1. Augier Pre School (St. Francis Xavier)
  2. Augier Combined School
  3. Augier Roman Catholic Church (St. Francis Xavier)
  4. Augier Evangelical Church

 Banse/La Grace

  1. Banse La Grace Combined School
  2. Banse La Grace Evangelical Church
  3. Banse La Grace Pre School
  4. Banse La Grace Pentecostal Church

 

VIEUX FORT SOUTH Emergency Shelters

  1. Vieux Fort Comprehensive School Campus A
  2. Vieux Fort Comprehensive School Campus B
  3. Plain View Combined School
  4. Vieux Fort Primary School
  5. Victory Pentecostal Church
  6. Beanfield Secondary School

 

VIEUX FORT NORTH Emergency Shelters

Pierrot

  1. Pierrot Combined School
  2. Pierrot RC Church

Morne Cayenne

  1. Morne Cayenne Evangelical Church

Vigier

  1. Vigier Combined School

Belle Vue

  1. Belle Vue Human Resource Centre
  2. Harvest Pentecostal Church (new inspection)
  3. Belle Vue Combined School
  4. Belle Vue RC Church

Grace

  1. Grace Combined School
  2. Grace Community Centre
  3. Grace RC Church
  4. Grace Fair Trade Centre

 

MICOUD SOUTH Emergency Shelters

Ti Rocher

  1. Ti Rocher Multi Purpose Centre
  2. Liberty Baptist Church
  3. Seventh Day Adventist Church – Ti Rocher
  4. Ti Rocher Combined School

Desruisseaux

  1. Fond Desruisseaux Mothers’ and Fathers’ Hall
  2. Desruisseaux Combined School
  3. Desruisseaux Seventh-Day Adventist Church
  4. Desruisseaux Roman Catholic Church
  5. Desruisseaux Multi Purpose Centre
  6. Desruisseaux Evangelical Church

Blanchard

  1. Blanchard Pentecostal Church – Solid Rocks
  2. Blanchard Combined School
  3. Redeem Christian Fellowship Church – Blanchard

Dugard

  1. Dugard Community Centre

Anse Ger

  1. Anse Ger Secondary School

La  Couville

  1. La Couville Evangelical Church

 

MICOUD NORTH Emergency Shelters

Micoud Village

  1. Lime Light Disco
  2. Faith Tabernacle Church
  3. Micoud Multi Purpose Centre
  4. Micoud Primary School
  5. Micoud Secondary School
  6. Micoud RC Church
  7. Ebenezer Seventh Day Adventist Church

Patience

  1. Patience Combined School

Mon Repos

  1. Mon Repos RC Church
  2. Mon Repos Seventh Day Adventist Church
  3. Praslin Community Centre
  4. Bible Baptist Church
  5. Born Again Revival Pentecostal Church
  6. Malgretoute Baptiste Church

DENNERY NORTH Emergency Shelters

La Resource

  1. La Resource Day Care Center
  2. La Resource Roman Catholic
  3. La Resource Parish Centre
  4. La Resource Combined school

 Grande Riviere

  1. Grande Riviere Secondary School
  2. Grande Riviere Seventh Day Adventist Church
  3. Grande Riviere Human Resource Center

 Gadette

  1. Gadette Day Care

 Richfond

  1. Richfond Combined School

Aux Lyon

  1. Aux Lyon Combined school

 Derniere Riviere

  1. Derniere Riviere Apostolic Faith Church
  2. Derniere Riviere Combined School

 

 DENNERY SOUTH Emergency Shelters

Dennery Village

  1. Dennery Infant
  2. Dennery Seventh Day Adventist Church
  3. Clendon Mason Memorial School

 La Caye

  1. Mary’s Anglican Church

Schools to be closed due to Tropical Storm Elsa

Hurricane Maria

A Tropical Storm warning is currently in effect for Saint Lucia. On the forecast track, the system will pass near Saint Lucia or over the Windward Islands on Friday, 2nd July 2021.

As a result, ALL schools will remain closed on the aforementioned date.

ALL formal examinations previously scheduled to take place will be postponed. Students and parents are advised to adhere to all announcements issued by the National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO) and not venture out until the ALL CLEAR is given.

For additional information, please contact NEMO via telephone number (758) 452-3802/ (758) 468-2126 or email at admin@nemo.gov.lc.  You may also visit our Nemo Saint Lucia Facebook page.

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