The TriState Chapter has donated money towards the refurbishing of the school labs.
In this picture, BHSOSA Member Lance Hinds hands over the cheque to Mr Alistair Meredith who is the contractor. Alistair is also an old student of the school.
January 2007

The TriState Chapter has donated money towards the refurbishing of the school labs.
In this picture, BHSOSA Member Lance Hinds hands over the cheque to Mr Alistair Meredith who is the contractor.Alistair is an old student of the school.

 

BHSOSA and the UK Alumni Chapter are implementing a Student Records Information System

The primary focus of the information technology related initiatives at BHS to date has been to provide the necessary facilities to prepare students to sit the Caribbean Secondary Examinations Council (CSEC) and the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations (CAPE) information technology and computer studies subjects. This initiative had been quite successful with the establishment of a computer laboratory which will be extended during this academic term to over 25 computers running on a Local Area Network (LAN). It is felt now that some attention should be

At the 2005 reunion in Washington, BHSOSA briefed the overseas chapters on the condition of the science labs and committed to revising the estimates to repair the labs based on the fact the government through the Ministry of Education had commenced repairs to the floors. The revision had now been completed. The following tasks therefore have been identified: