ORG Education
Welcome to ORG Education
Our programs serve children and families beginning at zero years, offers education professional development opportunities and indirectly supports ORG Bahamas' active citizen engagement initiatives.
About our programs
National Playdate Editions
Latest edition:
| NATIONAL PLAYDATE AT-HOME 2021 Re-Launch | |
| Did you miss us? Because we missed you! We are planning our re-launch of The National Playdate program and National Playdate-at-Home and it is going to be sooo good. Our increased distribut… | |
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- National Playdate-at-Home March 2020
- National Playdate-at-Home April 2020
- National Playdate-at-Home Summer 2020
- National Playdate-at-Home Fall 2020
- National Playdate-at-Home Holiday Edition 2020
- National Playdate-at-Home Re-Launch 2021
National Playdate Events
March 2021 - Excel Academy Preschool
April 2021 - Willard Patton Preschool
Let's Talk Learning Research
Centerville: Community Perceptions on Education
Case for Blended Learning Pt.1
Case for Blended Learning Pt. 2
School and Technology Research
ORG Education Program Reports
Shark Tank Pilot Program Report
I Have a Dream: School Shark Tank
I Have a Dream
The School Shark Tank
School-age children make up 25% of Bahamian citizens yet are not actively included in civic engagement and participation. They are directly impacted by school and learning environments— as the primary beneficiaries of schools – but, despite this, are often not consulted in the conversations and decisions that shape and develop these environments.
The “I Have A Dream” School Shark Tank is an ORG Bahamas Education Program/Event which provides a platform to empower youth, amplify their voices, and advance their ideas, plans and dreams for education in The Bahamas. After all, who has more intimate knowledge of what is and isn’t working for Bahamian students than the students themselves?
The 2019 Inaugural I Have A Dream School Shark Tank finals was held at Lyford Cay International School (LCIS) and Fusion Superplex. With the assistance of their teacher chaperones and mentors from LCIS the students learned about all aspects of school development and advocacy, from curricular development to teaching styles, to designing environments for learning. The students presented their dream schools to expert judges and a live audience See the presentations from the winning and finalist teams below:
Winner: Sadie Curtis School
See Sadie Curtis' Presentation!
Runner Up: Christian Heritage School
See Christian Heritage's Presentation!
3rd Place: H.O. Nash
See H.O. Nash's Presentation
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Become a volunteerEducators urged to 'loosen grip' on vocational training
By NEIL HARTNELL
Tribune Business Editor
A former Chamber of Commerce chairman has urged educators “to give up their grip” on vocational training, and let industry drive course content and standards.
Robert Myers told Tribune Business it was “a damn shame” that Bahamas-based vocational training institutions had not responded to his previous calls for the private sector to play a greater role in the classroom.
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