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Education for Sustainable Development in the Caribbean
Associated School Projects Network
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Associated Schools commit to promoting the ideals of UNESCO by conducting pilot projects in favour of better preparing children and young people to meet effectively the challenges of an increasingly complex and interdependent world. The new ASPnet Strategy and Plan of Action (2004-2009) places emphasis on reinforcing the four pillars of Learning for the 21st Century (learning to know, to do, to be and to live together) and promoting quality education as outlined in the Dakar Framework of Action. ASPnet teachers and students have many opportunities to work together beyond their classrooms to develop innovative educational approaches, methods and materials from local to global levels.
ASPnet National Co-ordinators in the Caribbean
Aruba
Secretary-General
Aruba National Commission for UNESCO
Vondellaan # 6-A
AW - ORANJESTAD
ARUBA (Dutch Caribbean)
Tel: (297) 835 863
Fax: (297) 583 5009
E-mail: nucaruba@hotmail.com
Barbados
Mr Laurie King
Barbados National Commission for UNESCO
Ministry of Education, Youth Affairs & Sports
The Elsie Payne Complex
Constitution Road
ST MICHAEL
Tel: (1246) 4302788/ 4302700
Fax: (1246) 4362411
E-mail: mined@caribsurf.com
Belize
Ms Elizabeth J. Cardenas
c/o Belize Teachers' College
Princess Margaret Drive
Belize City
Tel: (501-2) 44 413/73 672
Fax: (501-2) 33 941
Dominica
Secretary-General
Dominica National Commission for UNESCO
Ministry of Education, Sports and Youth Affairs
Government Headquarters
ROSEAU
Tel: (1 767) 449 9059 (Direct tel.)
Fax: (1 767) 448 0644 (direct)
E-mail: UNESCO@cwdom.dm
Grenada
Mr. Crispin Frederick
Grenada National Commission for UNESCO
Ministry of Education
Botanical Gardens
Tanteen
ST GEORGE'S
Tel: (473) 4407439/4402791/4407437
Fax: (473) 4407701/4406650
E-mail: pmugrn@caribsurf.com
Guyana
Ms. Carmen Jarvis, Secretary general
Guyana National Commission for UNESCO
"Dargan House"
90, Robb & Oronoque Streets
P.O. Box 1014 GEORGETOWN
Tel: (592) 225 4306
Fax: (592) 226 0645/225 8511
Jamaica
Ms. Sylvia Thomas, Secretary general
Jamaica National Commission for UNESCO
25, Dominica Drive
P.O. Box 202
KINGSTON 5
Tel: (1876) 926 5480
Fax: (1876) 929 4022
E-mail: jamaica.natcom@unesco.org
Saint Vincent and Grenadines
Ms LaFleur John, Secretary-General
C/O Emmanuel Highschool
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines National Commission for UNESCO
Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports
KINGSTOWN
Tel: (1-784) 451 2755 (Sec. Gen)
Fax: (1-784) 457 1114
E-mail: unescosvg@vincysurf.com
Saint Lucia
Ms Cynthia Joseph
Saint Lucia National Commission for UNESCO
Ministry of Education, Human Resource Development, Youth and Sports
2nd Floor, Francis Compton Building
The Waterfront
CASTRIES
Tel: (1758) 452 7286/468 5272
Fax: (1758) 451 7633
E-mail: slunatcom@hotmail.com / mineduc@candw.lc
Trinidad and Tobago
Ms. Monica Regisford-Douglin
russel Latapy Secondary School
Cipriani Street
Morvant, PORT OF SPAIN
TRINIDAD
Tel & fax: (1-868) 626 5359
E-mail: tntunesco@tstt.net.tt
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SANDWATCH Workshop on an Educational Tool for Sustainable Development Port Royal, Jamaica 29 Nov 2005 - 01 Dec 2005
UNESCO Office for the Caribbean and Jamaican National Commission for UNESCO will hold a workshop for Jamaican educators on Sandwatch. Sandwatch is an educational approach to sustainable development, evolved from the UNESCO Small Islands Voice and Associated Schools Network project Sandwatch. The project originally started in the Caribbean in 2001, and since then, it has been introduced in many schools in Small Island Developing States around the world. More |
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