Unstoppable CFBC Bulls
UNSTOPPABLE CFBC BULLS STRIKE A HAT TRICK WITH 5-0 FORMIDABLE WIN AGAINST VHS HAWKS
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 29th October, 2024 (CFBC): The CFBC Bulls again showcased their dominance on the field with an impressive 5-0 victory against the VHS Hawks on Saturday, 26th October, 2024, at Warner Park, marking their third consecutive win in the season of the Jones Group Ltd Schools Football Competition. The Bulls’ relentless offense and solid defense left the Hawks struggling to keep up. Key players delivered standout performances, with the team’s coordination and strategy shining through every play.
CFBC Bulls’ powerhouse striker Devauhn Mills delivered an extraordinary performance, scoring four goals in their latest match and being named Player of the Match for the third time in a row. His remarkable skill and precision on the field were complemented by Jahmarli Connor, who admirably netted one goal, contributing to the Bulls’ commanding victory. The dynamic duo’s synergy and relentless drive were pivotal in securing the win, showcasing their exceptional talent and teamwork. Fans and teammates alike are celebrating this impressive feat, which highlights the Bulls’ offensive prowess and sets a high bar for future games.
This hat trick of wins underscores the Bulls’ unstoppable momentum and cements their position as a formidable force in the league.
Fans are eagerly anticipating their next match, hoping to see this winning streak continue where the CFBC Bulls will come up against the Gingerland Secondary School (GSS) Panthers in game four at the Mundo Track and Field Stadium in Nevis on Wednesday, 30th October, 2024, at 4:00 pm.
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CFBC BULLS CONTINUE WINNING STREAK WITH 8-1 COMFORTABLE WIN AGAINST WAHS WILDCATS
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 24th October, 2024 (CFBC): The Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) Bulls continued their winning streak in their second match of the Jones Group Ltd Schools Football Competition by comfortably thrashing the Washington Archibald High School (WAHS) with an 8-1 victory at the Verchilds Playing Field on 23rd October, 2024.
Once the game got underway, the Bulls played with unmatched high determination and energy resulting in a devastating 6-0 in the first half of the game leaving the Wildcats wounded and struggling to play catchup in the second half.
Playing with much more gusto in the second half, the Wildcats managed to redeem themselves from an embarrassing nought, when one of the Wildcats netted a goal close to the end of the game. Playing with less vigor in the second half, the Bulls still smashed two goals.
Bulls’ powerhouse striker Devauhn Mills kept up his pace with five goals, being declared player of the match for the second time in a row. Ronvyl Williams netted one goal, Zahmai Greene scored one and Jahmarli Connor struck the other.
Fig. 1 Devauhn Mills
Fig. 2 CFBC Bulls
The CFBC Bulls is set for a hat trick when they come up against the Verchilds High School (VHS) Hawks at Warner Park on 26th October, 2024, at 3:30 pm.
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CFBC Bulls Impressive Victory
CFBC BULLS SCORE IMPRESSIVE VICTORY WITH 6-0 WIN OVER BHS STORMERS IN INAUGURAL MATCH
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 22nd October, 2024 (CFBC): The CFBC Bulls stormed to victory with a 6-0 win over the BHS Stormers in their inaugural match on Saturday 19th October, 2024, in the Jones Group Ltd Schools Football Competition at Warner Park.
The CFBC Bulls displayed impressive skill and teamwork by putting their best feet forward with Devauhn Mills (#7) netting three goals, showcasing his striking prowess, and being named player of the match. Likewise, Jahmarli Connor (#10) demonstrated the strength of a bull in scoring two goals, while Omari Morris (#8) capped off the scoring with one goal.
fig 1. Devauhn Mills
The Bulls’ strong performance in their first game has given the team winning confidence and sets a strong precedent for the rest of the tournament as they build on their initial herculean victory in upcoming matches.
The squad comprises Tamaljae Browne, Jamiel Ible, Tenron Henry, Prince Daniel, Zahmai Greene, Omari Morris, Dequondre Henry, Jahmarli Connor, E’mari Linton, Devauhn Mills, Jae-Ele Swanston, Jase Greene, Jahquin Samuel, Vionjé Pogson, T-Quan James, Xavier Wilkinson, Jazyion DeCosta, Mikkall Walters, Ronvyl Williams and Eusani Hendrickson.
The next match is scheduled for Wednesday, 23rd October at 3:30 pm in Verchilds where the CFBC Bulls will seek to triumph over the WAHS Wildcats.
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BAKING: BREADS AND PASTRIES SHORT COURSE STARTS AT CFBC ON OCTOBER 22
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 9th October, 2024 (CFBC): Have you ever desired to learn to bake either for your own personal benefit or even for commercial purposes? Well, the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) is offering you the opportunity to do so with its Baking: Breads and Pastries Course.
The course begins on 22nd October, 2024 and will be held every Tuesday for eight (8) weeks from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Nathaniel John Hospitality Centre at the CFBC Main Campus, Burdon Street, Basseterre, St. Kitts.
There is only a maximum of 12 spaces available so register now to enjoy the art of baking. The registration cost is EC $300.
For more information call 869-465-2856 ext. 1104 or email [email protected]
Jenkins Leadership Course
CFBC-JENKINS LEADERSHIP COURSE 11TH COHORT BEGINS ON OCTOBER 28
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 8th October, 2024 (CFBC): New and experienced managers and persons seeking to enhance their leadership skills are invited to register for the highly sought after CFBC-Jenkins Leadership Course with this year being the eleventh cohort.
The course commences on October 28, 2024 and will be conducted on Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the Multipurpose Room at the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College’s (CFBC) Main Campus, Burdon Street, Basseterre, St. Kitts.
The duration of the course is 18 weeks and space is limited. The application fee is EC $40 and registration fee is EC $500.
The CFBC-Jenkins Leadership Course is facilitated by a cadre of learned professionals with the chief facilitator R.A. Peter Jenkins. Areas of focus will include lectures on leadership styles, effective communication, team building, creative and strategic thinking and decision-making, project planning and wealth creation. The selected cohort will also be required as part of the training to conceptualize and complete a community and business project.
For more information, please contact 1-869-465-2856 ext. 1104
CARICAD Partnership
Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College Embarks on Strategic Planning with CARICAD Partnership
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 4th October, 2024 (CFBC): As part of our commitment to ensuring that the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) remains aligned with national priorities and regional higher education standards, CFBC has initiated a strategic planning process in collaboration with the Caribbean Centre for Development Administration (CARICAD). This comprehensive three-year plan will guide the College’s growth and development from 2025 to 2027.
CARICAD, a designated institution of CARICOM with over 40 years of experience, has been instrumental in strengthening managerial capacities across the Caribbean to promote sustainable development. Their unparalleled expertise will support CFBC in aligning its vision, mission, and mandate with a clear roadmap for future success. The evidence-based planning approach accepted by the College begins with an inception mission designed to fully comprehend CFBC’s context, objectives, and scope, ensuring alignment with its strategic goals.
The CARICAD Team will be led by Mr. Devon Rowe, Executive Director , and will include Mr. Franklyn Michael and Mrs. Maria Mason Roberts , all of whom bring extensive experience in strategic planning and institutional development across the Caribbean.
Left to Right: Mr. Devon Rowe (Executive Director), Mr. Franklyn Michael, Mrs. Maria Mason Roberts
Key stakeholder engagement sessions will take place from 7-11 October 2024 as part of this planning process. Stakeholders to engage CARICAD include but are not limited to various CFBC personnel, the Board of Governors, Ministry of Education personnel on St. Kitts and on Nevis, the Ministry of Sustainable Development, Social Services Department, and representatives from the Chambers of Industry and Commerce on both St. Kitts and Nevis. Owing to the limited time CARICAD will spend in the Federation, not all stakeholder meetings will be covered in person. As such, virtual sessions will be arranged following CARICAD’s departure on Saturday, 12 October 2024, to ensure comprehensive engagement.
Through this partnership with CARICAD, the CFBC is taking a decisive step toward securing its place as a leading institution in the region, equipped to meet the evolving demands of both students and the broader community.
For more information on CFBC’s strategic planning process, please contact the Office of the Interim President at (869) 465-2856 ext. 1154.
Contact Information: Office of the Interim President
Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College
Phone: (869) 465-2856
Email: [email protected]
Appreciating Island Purified Water Ltd
CFBC Shows Appreciation to Island Purified Water Ltd for Supporting Football Team
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 11th September, 2024 (CFBC): In a heartwarming gesture of gratitude, the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) recently presented Island Purified Water Ltd with a Certificate of Appreciation for its unwavering support of the CFBC Bulls Men’s and Women’s football teams. Ms Shenel Crooke, Sports Officer, made the presentation on behalf of CFBC.
The presentation served as a symbol of recognition for the invaluable contribution made by Island Purified Water towards the success of the teams. Both teams participated in the Jones Group Ltd Football tournament with the men’s team emerging as champions and the women’s team finishing third.
The partnership between Island Purified Water and CFBC has been instrumental in providing essential resources and support to the football team, enabling them to excel both on and off the field. Through their generous assistance, Island Purified Water Ltd has demonstrated a commitment to fostering a strong community spirit and promoting the development of local sports.
The presentation to Island Purified Water from CFBC stands as a testament to the importance of recognizing and appreciating the efforts of those who go above and beyond to support local initiatives and foster community growth. It is through such partnerships and gestures of gratitude that we can continue to build a strong and vibrant community for all to thrive in.
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For Immediate Release
PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LEAVES CFBC AFTER 18-YEAR TENURE WITH A HEART FULL OF GRATITUDE
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 30th August, 2024 (CFBC): The Faculty and Staff of the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (CFBC) bade farewell to Mr. Andrew Abraham, the fifth President of the CFBC, who was inaugurated on October 12, 2023.
At the CFBC’s General Meeting of Faculty and Staff on 29th August, 2024, President Abraham was commended for his sterling contributions by the Chair of the CFBC Board, Dr. Tamu Browne and the Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs, Dr. Moyia Rowtham, along with faculty and staff. His 18-year tenure at the tertiary academic institution saw him rise from the ranks of lecturer to dean then president.
Dr. Tamu Browne (Left), President Abraham (Right)
President Abraham said that he was leaving the institution with mixed emotions but with a heart full of gratitude as he embarks on his new assignment.
President Andrew Abraham
“I want to express my gratitude for the opportunity to serve as a lecturer, a dean and within the last 13 months as president,” Mr. Abraham said. “I am filled with a great sense of accomplishment and pride.”
“I have witnessed the growth and transformation of CFBC…I did not do it alone. It was a collective effort,” he added.
He said that the CFBC has achieved some significant milestones during his short stint in office. Some of these include the Renewable Energy Project, upgrades to the IT network and infrastructure, renovation of classrooms and buildings, the installation of projectors in most classrooms, ongoing work to upgrade the Hospitality and Culinary Arts Unit, the installation and commissioning of generators, and the establishment of a Caribbean Center of Excellence in Research, Innovation and Workforce Training with a particular focus on solar PV installation and electric vehicles (EV) maintenance and repairs.
He thanked the Government through the Ministry of Finance for its investment of over half a million dollars to the CFBC to ensure the institution’s continued improvement of services and infrastructure.
“We’ve forged partnerships. I think we have a very vibrant learning environment at CFBC, and it is not finished but it is a work in progress,” President Abraham said. “I am particularly proud of some of the initiatives that we undertook in the last year.”
He said that his near two decades at the CFBC have yielded many positive experiences that far outweigh the negative ones. He thanked senior management, faculty and staff for the support that he received over the years.
“What I’m asking of you is to continue to give CFBC your best and we will have the institution that we all desire. Keep pushing and moving this institution higher and you have what it takes to do it,” the outgoing president said.
Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, Dr. Moyia Rowtham, will serve as Interim President for a period of two years from September 01, 2024 – August 31, 2026.
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