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These FAQs are intended for Barbadians who have questions about vaccines generally, and the vaccine for COVID-19, in particular. The vaccination of the national population is a significant part of the strategy of the Government of Barbados in its effort to “Beat Back COVID.”
Congrats to Alexandra alumnus Mr. Trey Cumberbatch – 2021 Rhodes Scholar for the Commonwealth Caribbean.
The Government of Barbados will cover the cost of Request for Review of CSEC and CAPE results by candidates who are desirous of having their grades reviewed. The deadline for submission of such requests is 6 November 2020.
The worldwide pandemic has brought numerous changes to our lives, and this is especially felt in educational circles. Up unto 17 March 2020 our school roll was 860 students, we were challenged for space, but we managed. The COVID-19 restrictions have led to a complete review of school and how education will be delivered.
Download the Alexandra School Student Handbook.
This Handbook has been adapted from the School’s Handbook to reflect the needs of the School’s 6th Form. Sixth formers are the most senior students of the school and as such are expected to set a high standard.
Each pupil must be supplied with the items shown on the Stationery & Other Materials list by the parent/guardian, by the start of the school year:
Full details of the Junior Boys school uniform of the Alexandra School and uniform pattern available for download.
Full details of the Junior Girls school uniform of the Alexandra School and uniform pattern available for download.
There is an active Parent-Teacher Association and all parents and guardians are invited to join the Association as it renders invaluable assistance to the school and to pupils in need.
The PTA meets the third Wednesday of every month in the school Hall or the Music Room, if the Hall is unavailable.
Periodically, the meeting may be called on the last Saturday of the month.
PARENTS are expected to:
• Support and cooperate with teachers through the PTA, parent-teacher interviews, conferences, visits to the school, school events, individual contact, newsletters, notices, etc.
• Ensure that their child attends school regularly and is punctual.
• Be responsible for seeing that homework is done properly every night and that the area where this is done is well lit and relatively quiet.
• Pay careful attention to their child’s exercise books and textbooks, teachers feedback on pupil’s work, conduct and deportment.
• Ensure that their child reads his/her textbooks and wholesome literature.
• Encourage their child to: a) respect all other children, teachers and non- teaching staff at the school, and b) obey the school rules.
• Be responsible for ensuring that their child wears the correct school uniform and is fully equipped for school each school day.
• Communicate to form teachers and/or Guidance Counselor any matters/problems affecting or likely to affect their child’s education/welfare.
In addition :
1. Parents are expected to attend all form-level meetings.
2. Except in cases of emergency parents should make appointments with teachers to discuss matters affecting their children.
3. Parents are not permitted to enter classrooms without the permission of the Principal.
4. It is imperative that parents make themselves conversant with all school rules. They should also recognize that this handbook may not reflect all the rules in effect at the time.
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