Rt. Hon. Owen Seymour Arthur was the 5th Prime Minister of Barbados. Arthur held office from 7 September 1994 until 17 January 2008. Arthur was born on October 17th, 1949, to working-class parents. Educated at Coleridge and Parry Boy's School, Arthur went on to attend Harrison College. He completed a post-secondary degree in economics and

Sir Harold Bernard St. John (1931 - 2004), affectionately known as "Bree," succeeded Prime Minister Tom Adams upon his sudden death on March 11th, 1985. Bree St. John was the 3rd Prime Minister of Barbados. A professionally trained lawyer, St. John was educated and received his degree from London University in 1953. The Inner Temple

6th Prime Minister of Barbados - Rt. Hon. David John Howard Thompson 2008 - 2010 The Right Honourable David John Howard Thompson led the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) back to power when elected 6th Prime Minister of Barbados on the 16th of January 2008. The first Prime Minister of Barbados born overseas, David Thompson was

Queen's College Secondary School 'Fiat Lux' is a Latin expression meaning 'Carry the Light' or 'Let there be Light,' and this motto has been affixed proudly on the crest of Queen's College. Since this institution's official inception in 1883 (before this, it was known as Drax's School), it has stood true to this creed and

Dr. Haresh Gopwani Dr. Haresh Gopwani is one of the top ear, nose, and throat specialists in Barbados. He is deeply passionate about what he does and revealed that "even if I weren't being paid, I would still practice medicine." He has a soothing aura of a calm and intelligent, inquisitive mind. Dr. Gopwani wanted

David Kirton David Kirton is a dynamic Barbadian; he is an international modern root and reggae singer and songwriter who plays guitar and keyboards. His music is inspiring, and his sound is a blend of reggae, rock, and pop. Currently, David enjoys more international acclaim after winning in three categories at the Barbados Music Awards

Frequently Asked Questions Got A Question? Totally Barbados Frequently Asked Questions helps you find all the answers about Barbados. In addition to the below questions and answers, another great way to find what you are looking for is to use our search box in the top right-hand corner of any page on our website. You'll

Go Wild In Barbados Barbados is home to a wide range of native animals, and you're bound to spot a few during your time on the island. We have all you need to know about Barbados' fauna right here on Totally Barbados. The native wildlife of Barbados is varied and ranges from black belly sheep

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is an area of growing interest in Barbados and the Caribbean. The Barbados Government understands that Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is a critical feature in enabling the growth and competitiveness of the country and is fully committed to ensuring the modern development of the ICT sector as well as

Barbados takes education so seriously that it provides free tuition to all Barbadians from age five to university level. The government allocates the largest chunk - nearly a quarter - of its annual billion-dollar budget to funding close to 100 primary and secondary schools, plus four tertiary level institutions. State financing covers actual tuition, free