CFBC Bulls Win Back To Back
CFBC BULLS WIN BACK-TO-BACK GAMES AGAINST EAGLES AND PANTHERS
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 18th November, 2024 (CFBC): The CFBC Bulls Netball Team continued their impressive winning streak, securing back-to-back victories. On Thursday, 14th November, they triumphed over the CEMSS (Charles E. Mills Secondary School) Eagles at Netball City, Warner Park, demonstrating their skill and teamwork. Just two days later, on Saturday, 16th November, they continued their winning momentum by defeating the GSS (Gingerland Secondary School) Panthers in Nevis.
The CFBC Bulls convincingly defeated the CEMSS Eagles with a score of 22-3. Angelina Liburd’s outstanding play earned her the title of Player of the Match. Continuing their impressive form, the Bulls triumphed over the GSS Panthers with a decisive 33-5 victory, where Zaalyhah Warner’s exceptional skills secured her the Player of the Match.
Fig. 3. Bulls VS. Eagles, Player of the Match – Zaalyhah Warner with team
Fig. 4. Bulls VS. Panthers, Player of the Match Angelina Liburd with team
In the Bulls next challenge, they are set to face the Saddlers Secondary School Wolves on Tuesday, 19th November. The match will kick off at 4:00 pm at Netball City, Warner Park.
Read MoreCFBC Bulls Lead Tally In Netball and Football
CFBC BULLS LEAD TALLY IN SCHOOLS’ NETBALL AND FOOTBALL COMPETITIONS
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 14th November, 2024 (CFBC): The Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) Bulls are leading the tally in the Jones Group of Companies Limited Open Males Football Championship and the St. Kitts Department of Sports Powerade and Dasani Interschool Netball Championship. To date, the Bulls have established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in both competitions with an unbeaten record.
In their latest football match on Saturday, 9th November, the Saddlers Secondary School Wolves faced an unexpected setback as they forfeited their game to the Bulls. This decision resulted in the Bulls being awarded three points and three goals. The forfeit was a disappointment for the Wolves’ fans, who had been eagerly anticipating the match. Meanwhile, the Bulls capitalized on this opportunity, boosting their position in the league. The circumstances surrounding the forfeit remain a topic of discussion among the school community.
In the football championship, the Bulls are leading the tally with an impressive 48 goals, amassing a total of 21 points. Trailing behind them are the Basseterre High School Stormers, who have scored 31 goals and accumulated 16 points. Meanwhile, in the netball competition, the Bulls are also at the forefront, sharing the lead with the Saddlers Secondary School Wolves. Both teams have secured three wins and six points each.
On Thursday, 14th November, the CFBC Bulls Netball team are set to face off against CEMSS Eagles at 5:15 pm at Netball City in Warner Park. Following this, the Bulls will travel to Nevis on Saturday, 16th November to compete against the Gingerland Secondary School Panthers, with the game also scheduled for 5:15 pm.
The Bulls football team is gearing up for their next match, which will take place on Saturday, 23rd November. They will be facing the Cayon High School Falcons at Warner Park, with the game scheduled to kick off at 5:30 pm.
These upcoming matches are crucial for the Bulls as they aim to maintain their winning streak and solidify their standing in the competitions.
Read MoreCFBC Bulls Triumph Over WAHS Wildcats
CFBC BULLS TRIUMPH OVER WAHS WILDCATS WITH 19-17 VICTORY IN SCHOOLS NETBALL COMPETITION
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 8th November, 2024 (CFBC): In a nail-biting encounter, the CFBC Bulls emerged victorious against the Washington Archibald High School (WAHS) Wildcats with a close score of 19-17 on Tuesday, 5th November 2024, at Netball City, Warner Park. This game marked the Bulls’ second win in the Powerade Dasani Schools Netball Championship.
The clash between both teams was intense, with both teams showcasing strong defensive strategies, a testament to their skill and determination. Despite the fierce competition, the CFBC Bulls managed to narrowly edge out the Wildcats, securing a hard-fought victory. Team Captain Angelina Liburd played a pivotal role in her team’s success and was declared the player of the match, highlighting her exceptional performance and leadership on the court
Fig. 2. Angelina Liburd
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The Bulls are confident to repeat their recent success when they face off against the Charles E. Mills Secondary School (CEMSS) Eagles on Thursday, 14th November. The match is scheduled to take place at Netball City, Warner Park, with a start time of 5:15 pm.
Read MoreWorld Quality Day
CFBC TO HOST INAUGURAL WORLD QUALITY DAY PANEL DISCUSSION ON THURSDAY, 14TH NOVEMBER 2024
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 7th November 2024 (CFBC): The Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) is set to host an insightful, inaugural panel discussion in celebration of World Quality Day on 14th November. This annual event, recognized globally, aims to highlight the importance of quality in various sectors. This year’s theme- “Quality: from Compliance to Performance,”- emphasises the vital role of quality assurance in moving organizations from mere compliance to fostering excellence and reliability in products, services and operations to meet and exceed stakeholder expectations.
The panel discussion, which is a part of World Quality Week (11th -14th November), will be held on 14th November, 2024, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. in the Poinciana Conference Room at the CFBC’s Main Campus located at Burdon Street, Basseterre.
The panel will feature experts who will share their insights on how organisations can evolve their quality practices to not only meet compliance requirements but also drive continuous improvement and outstanding performance. Each panelist brings a wealth of experience and expertise in quality management from their respective fields including education, health, finance and industry, promising a comprehensive and enlightening discussion on the theme.
The distinguished lineup of panelists includes Mr. Desroy Tate, Quality Manager at Carib Brewery (St. Kitts & Nevis) Ltd; Mr. Stuart LaPlace, Director of the St. Kitts and Nevis Bureau of Standards; Ms. Tamara Liddie, Quality Assurance Officer at Joseph Nathaniel France General Hospital; Mr. Terrence Crossman, First Chair and Managing Director of St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla National Bank Ltd; and Mrs. Trisha Francis, Executive Director of the St. Kitts and Nevis Accreditation Secretariat.
In its journey towards institutional accreditation and fostering a culture of compliance with standards, the CFBC wholeheartedly embraces quality assurance. This commitment is reflected in the College’s continuous efforts to enhance its educational offerings, administrative processes, and overall institutional performance. By integrating rigorous quality assurance practices, CFBC aspires not only to meet but to exceed future accreditation standards, thereby providing a high-quality learning environment for its students and a supportive, healthy environment for staff. This proactive approach to quality assurance underscores CFBC’s dedication to excellence and its mission to cultivate a culture where compliance is the foundation for achieving superior performance and sustained improvement.
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CFBC Bulls Continue Unmatched
CFBC BULLS CONTINUE UNMATCHED WITH STUNNING 10-0 VICTORY AGAINST AVEC
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 7th November, 2024 (CFBC): The CFBC Bulls continued their dominance in the latest match where they went up against the Advanced Vocational Education Center (AVEC), securing a stunning 10-0 victory at Warner Park on November 6, 2024. This commanding performance highlights their unmatched performance as they remain unbeaten to date. As they advance towards the finals of the Jones Group Ltd Schools Football Competition, the Bulls continue to solidify their reputation as a force to be reckoned with, leaving their opponents speechless.
Just as the game began, it was almost over for the AVEC, with the CFBC Bulls netting goals in lightning speed, one after the other, and finishing the match in the first half of the game. The Bulls’ relentless attack left the AVEC defense scrambling and wounded, unable to keep up with the rapid pace and precision of their opponents. Each goal seemed to come faster than the last, creating an insurmountable lead that demoralized the AVEC team early on.
The CFBC Bulls’ 10-goal triumph was a true team effort, with four outstanding strikers sharing the glory. Zahmai Greene, who earned the title of player of the match, led the charge netting three goals. Jahmarli Connor, known for his consistent scoring, matched Greene’s tally with three goals of his own. Omari Morris and Devauhn Mills each contributed two goals, rounding out the impressive offensive display.
Fig. 2. Zahmai Greene
The Bulls’ journey to the finals is marked by a series of decisive wins, and this latest triumph only adds to their growing legacy in the competition.
The Bulls will play their next game on Saturday, 9th November at 5:00 pm against the Saddlers Secondary School Wolves in Saddlers.
“We are looking forward to the game on Saturday to go out and do our best and do what we did in previous games,” said Greene.
Read MoreEarly Childhood Teachers Beneficial Field Trip
STUDENTS ENROLLED IN CFBC EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION COURSE BENEFIT FROM FIELD TRIPS
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 6th November, 2024 (CFBC): Students of the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) enrolled in the Early Childhood Education Course recently embarked on two insightful field trips as part of their Philosophical Foundations of Early Childhood (ECPF 101) class. These educational excursions took place on Tuesday, 29th October, and Thursday, 31st October, 2024.
The first visit was to the Montessori pre-school in Fortlands, Basseterre, and the second trip was to Nevis where the students visited the Gingerland and Charlestown preschools.
Fig. 1. Montessori Pre-school
Fig. 2. Gingerland Pre-school
Fig. 3. Charlestown – Pre-school
Fig. 4. Colene Caines (left) presenting a gift basket to Ms. Pamela Lawrence (right)
The trips were integral to the students’ class assignment, providing them with practical experiences to complement their theoretical studies. Through these field trips, students had the opportunity to observe and engage with early childhood education environments, enriching their understanding of the philosophical underpinnings of early childhood education.
Lanisa Burke, a dedicated student in the ECPF 101 course, expressed that the field trips were both “fun and informative.” She highlighted how these excursions provided valuable insights into various teaching styles and daily routines. Lanisa emphasized that the experience offered her and her classmates a unique opportunity to observe pre-school students firsthand, noting the rich diversity in culture, ethnicity, and socio-economic backgrounds. This exposure, she said, significantly enhanced their understanding and appreciation of the complexities within early childhood education.
Ms. Nadine Lawrence is the lecturer of the Philosophical Foundations of Early Childhood course.
Read MoreCFBC Continued Momentum
CFBC BULLS KEEP UP WINNING MOMENTUM WITH 6-2 VICTORY AGAINST CEMSS EAGLES
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 4th November, 2024 (CFBC): In a keenly contested competition, the CFBC Bulls emerged victorious over the Charles E. Mills Secondary School (CEMSS) Eagles with a 6-2 win on Saturday, 2nd November, 2024, at Warner Park. The match was a thrilling display of skill and determination from both teams, but the Bulls’ strategic play and cohesive teamwork ultimately secured their triumph.
This is the Bulls’ fifth straight win, and the momentum keeps building with each game as they press on to hold on to their championship title. With only four games left before the finals, the team is showing no signs of slowing down. Their consistent performance and unwavering determination have been key factors in their success so far.
Scoring for the Bulls were Zahmai Greene, who delivered an impressive three goals, Devauhn Mills, who added two more to the tally, and Jahmarli Connor, who contributed one goal.
Fig 1. Zahmai Greene
The Bulls’ sixth game is set for Wednesday, 6th November, 2024, at Warner Park, where they will face off against the Advanced Vocational Education Center (AVEC). With their eyes on the championship title, the Bulls are prepared to give it their all against AVEC, promising an exciting and competitive game.
Read MoreNetball: CFBC Bulls VS CHS Falsons
CFBC BULLS NETBALL TEAM WIN FIRST GAME AGAINST CHS FALCONS IN SCHOOLS NETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 4th November, 2024 (CFBC): The CFBC Bulls Netball Team celebrated a triumphant start to their season with a 22-16 victory over the Cayon High School (CHS) Falcons in the Powerade Dasani Schools Netball Championship on Saturday, 2nd November, 2024, at Warner Park.
The Falcons put up a commendable fight against the Bulls, showcasing their resilience and determination throughout the match. Despite their efforts, the Bulls ultimately secured a well-deserved victory, demonstrating superior strategy and teamwork. Zaalyhah Warner’s exceptional performance on the court earned her the title of Most Valuable Player.
This win sets a promising tone for the rest of the championship, as the CFBC Bulls aim to build on this momentum and continue putting their best forward.
CFBC Continues To Dominate
CFBC CONTINUES TO DOMINATE IN SCHOOLS FOOTBALL COMPETITION WITH 10-0 WIN AGAINST GSS PANTHERS
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 1st November, 2024 (CFBC): The CFBC Bulls demonstrated their dominance once again in their fourth game of the Jones Group Ltd Schools Football Competition, securing a resounding 10-0 victory against the Gingerland Secondary School (GSS) Panthers. The match, held at the Mundo Track and Field Stadium in Nevis on Wednesday, 30th October, 2024, highlighted the Bulls’ exceptional teamwork and offensive strength.
From the first whistle, the Bulls controlled the game, demonstrating superior ball control and relentless offensive pressure. The Panthers struggled to keep up with the Bulls’ pace and precision, ultimately succumbing to the relentless attacks and being embarrassed on home turf. This victory not only cements the Bulls’ position at the top of the league but also sends a clear message to their competitors about their formidable presence in the tournament.
Devauhn Mills showcased his incredible goal-scoring prowess once again, netting four goals to bring his tournament tally to an impressive sixteen. Zahmai Greene also made a significant contribution with two goals, while Jahmarli Connor, Eusani Hendrickson, Tenron Henry, and Ronvyl Williams each added one goal to the scoreboard.
Jahmarli Connor, the team captain, was declared player of the match.
Fig 1. Jahmarli Connor
The CFBC Bulls are gearing up for their next match at Warner Park on Saturday, 2nd November, 2024, at 5:30 pm. They will be facing off against the Charles E. Mills Secondary School (CEMSS) Eagles. This highly anticipated game promises to be an exciting showdown as both teams bring their best to the field.
Read MoreCarnival Corp and Tourism Visit
REPRESENTATIVES FROM CARNIVAL CORPORATION AND TOURISM OFFICIALS VISIT CFBC HOSPITALITY DIVISION
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 30th October, 2024 (CFBC): As part of the activities leading up to Tourism Awareness Month, which is observed annually in November, along with the commencement of the 2024-2025 cruise season in October, tourism officials, accompanied by representatives from Carnival Corporation, visited the CFBC Hospitality Division on 29th October, 2024, to discuss the critical importance of sustainable tourism development and the vital role of hospitality in the sustainable tourism industry. During their visit, they emphasized how exceptional hospitality services can significantly enhance the overall visitor experience, fostering positive impressions and encouraging repeat visits. The discussions focused on the importance of training and education in hospitality to ensure that professionals are equipped with the skills and knowledge to deliver high-quality service.
By collaborating with educational institutions like the CFBC, tourism industry leaders aim to inspire and prepare students to meet the evolving demands of the tourism sector, ultimately contributing to the growth and sustainability of the industry.
Speaking at the forum, Interim President of the CFBC, Dr. Moyia Rowtham underscored the CFBC’s commitment to training students for the tourism and hospitality sector.
“This seminar is indicative of CFBC’s commitment to the St. Kitts Tourism Authority and its partners as they chart courses that enhance our islands appeal to travellers from around the world. Your partnership not only fuels our local economy but also opens invaluable doors to our students exposing them to the dynamism of the tourism industry—for this, we are grateful,” Dr. Rowtham said.
Dr. Rowtham thanked the dedicated CFBC team of lecturers, adjunct lecturers and technicians led by Dean of the Division of Technical Vocational Education and Management Studies (TVEMS), Mr. Terry Hanley and Director of Hospitality, Ms. Marsha Bassue, for the exceptional training of the hospitality students.
“As we sail into another year, CFBC remains committed to enhancing this group of learning, growth and collaboration. Each port of call, each visit to our shores, brings new stories, vibrant exchanges and an ever-deepening connection between the CFBC, the St. Kitts Tourism Authority and our esteemed cruise partners. Thank you for including us in your journey, one filled with opportunity and the steady wings of support for our college community. May the season be filled with unforgettable moments and add to the vibrant tapestry of St. Kitts,” Dr. Rowtham added.
The Minister of Tourism, Hon. Marsha Henderson, in her brief remarks to the students gathered in the Poinciana Conference Room, emphasized the crucial role of hospitality in building a sustainable island state. She highlighted that the country’s future heavily relies on the students’ contributions to the tourism and hospitality sector. She told them that by taking their education seriously, they will be well-prepared to fill numerous jobs within the industry, thereby playing a pivotal role in the sustainable island state agenda by ensuring the continued growth and sustainability of the nation’s tourism, ensuring that it remains a vibrant and resilient part of the economy.
Mr. Javonte Anyabwele, Vice President of Strategic Sourcing for IT, Corporate Indirect, Ports and Onboard Revenue at Carnival Corporation gave a motivational speech to the students telling them that in order to get to where they are, they must know who they are.
With a powerful message, he underscored to the students the importance of courage, resolve, and strength of character. He emphasized that they must possess grit—the tenacity to face challenges head-on and the resilience to rise after every setback. He inspired them with the notion that the only true failure is when one stops trying, urging them to persist through adversity and to never lose sight of their goals. His words resonated deeply, encouraging the students to embrace every obstacle as an opportunity to grow and succeed.
Mr. Terry Hanley gave the vote of thanks and Ms. Marsha Bassue gave the welcome and CFBC team introductions.
Other officials at the forum included Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Tourism, Ms. Tivanna Wharton; Product Development Manager at the St. Kitts Tourism Authority, Ms. Golda Franks; Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs (Ag) Ms. Wanda Hughes; Ms. Odette McFarlane, Director of Home Port Operations, Carnival UK and Ms. Charlene Drakes, Manager of Stakeholder Engagements for the Caribbean Region.
