RATs week 8 - Advanced Open Water Course Deep Dive Last Friday, the RATS team went on a deep dive, a compulsory part of the training for those on the Advanced Open Water Course (a chance for the rest of us to play with eggs underwater!). We splitContinue Reading →
In what has now become a bit of a tradition as part of our BWIC World Book Day celebrations, Year 9 prepared three short plays, based on familiar childhood stories, to perform at local primary schools Precious Treasures and Provo Primary. The Year 9 groups each wrote
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Congratulations to the British West Indies Collegiate Science Fair Quiz Team for winning this competition for the third consecutive year! Chelsea Stubbs, Selena Grant and Koji Hartley have worked extremely hard with their Quiz Coach, Ms Daphne Roots. Their hard work paid off in the final round,
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British West Indies Collegiate students Jack Parlee and Georgia Greatrex have made us proud. Both students attended the Nassau swimming meet last weekend and their performance secured a much sought after place at the CARIFTA games. Jack Parlee, a year 10 student, participated in a large number
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Peak Performance Buoyancy Dive, Oliver Downes (Yr9) During last week’s dive, we did the peak performance buoyancy section of the AOW diving course. Some people on the RATS team have already completed their Advanced course but joined in with those being assessed anyway. The people that didContinue Reading →
TCIFA – Weston Cup Tournament, February 2017 This year the TCIFA entered 4 teams in the Weston Cup in South Florida. This is a prestigious competition hosting up to 600 teams of all age groups from all over the USA and the Caribbean region. Five British West
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Tied up in knots! By Jessica Saunders (Yr 9) On Friday the 24th of February, BWIC 'Reef Action Team' (RAT's) with Miss Rankin (head of RAT's) headed over to Big Blue Unlimited where we had a lesson in seamanship, more specifically, learning some very useful knots! TheContinue Reading →