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Private Schools Roll Out New Curriculum’s To Ensure Students Success

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Principals of Queens College, Reverend Henry Knowles, along with administrators, teachers, and staff, greeted students with bright smiles Monday morning as the school continued its back-to-school celebrations.

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3 months ago

September 1, 2025

Denielle Miller

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Principal of Queens College, Reverend Henry Knowles, along with administrators, teachers, and staff, greeted students with bright smiles Monday morning as the school continued its back-to-school celebrations.

Reverend Knowles highlighted the institution’s national scholastic achievements from the previous year, while acknowledging that some students face academic challenges. He says the school is making adjustments to support every student’s success.

REVEREND HENRY KNOWLES – PRINCIPAL, QUEENS COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
“We are redefining our curriculum and setting new programs in place to support students who may struggle. Every student deserves success.”

At Kingsway Academy, guidance counselor Susanna Knowles said the sounds of bustling classrooms were music to her ears as hundreds of students returned to the home of the Saints. She added that teaching methods have been tailored to ensure no child is left behind.

SUSANNA KNOWLES – GUIDANCE COUNSELOR
“We try to meet every student where they are academically. Our teachers are skilled at using different methods to meet each student’s learning needs.”

Modifying the curriculum is just one step toward academic excellence. Knowles emphasized that a strong foundation at home is equally important for students to perform their best this school year.

SUSANNA KNOWLES – GUIDANCE COUNSELOR
“I advise every parent to create a schedule that works for their family. Ensure children get proper rest, have dedicated time for schoolwork, and maintain open communication so they can ask questions and you can monitor their progress.”