iEARN TnT Mission:
Provide students in Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean with a global link and supportive structure in which to conduct collaborative projects.

iEARN TnT empowers teachers, students and their communities to work together and make meaningful contributions to health, culture, environment, education and global understanding at a very low cost through global telecommunications.

iEARN TnT provides:

• Links to iEARN Network with more than 3,000 schools in 90 counties around the world.
• Potential partner school to each interested Classroom.
• Many ongoing projects for your students to join immediately
• Creative opportunities and mentoring support to design your own curriculum project and present it to iEARN schools throughout the global network.

Your participation is valuable to us.

We are committed to finding a way for everyone to join our network. Have a look at the iEARN Website and see how you can join others around the world in this global cultural and educational experience.

Participating schools in Trinidad and Tobago:

• Blanchisseuse Government Primary
• Dinsley Trincity Government Primary
• Queen's Royal College (Boys)
• South East Port of Spain Secondary
• Queen of Angles Catholic School, Roswell (Atlanta Georgia)
• Sedgefield Primary: South East Coast ( South Africa)

Back to top

Matura Community Library

The Library, equipped with seven computers, for use of the computer needs of the schools, small businesses, and individuals, offers computer literacy courses, research facilities, and home work center where senior students assist juniors with difficult school work.

Back to top

Students participating in IEARN projects from schools far and near:

North Eastern College; St. Andrews College; Sangre Grande Educational Institute; Toco Composite Secondary; Matura High School and Matura Government Primary.

Girls and Women Skills Center

Back to top

Blanchisseuse
Government Primary School

In collaboration with the Blanchisseuse Rural Women Community Group

One of our foundation members, having began before the official launch of I*EARNTnT Interacting with ENO Project, IEARN Finland, they were motivated to initiate their own project with the networking of the women and subsequently the community, this proved to be quite interesting as the women (ages 33-65) were invited by I*EARNTnT Coordinator to participate by registering for a computer literacy course in conjunction with the Caribbean Network for Integrated Rural Development (CNIRD).

I*EARNTnT donated two computers, housed at the school, but used by the community after school with supervision. More computers were donated recently by BP Trinidad. Prompting this community to launch their second online project Math and Agriculture, and organic farming short crops research project.

Back to top

Queen’s Royal College (QRC)

Back to top

Appreciation of the Culture and Traditions of Developing Countries

Following the IEARN training workshop in Tobago three (3) teachers collaborated to plan their flagship project in the category of Social Sciences: Appreciation of the Culture and Traditions of Developing Countries.

Readily accepted, now listed alongside other projects in the category in the International Project Resource Book.

Participating Schools are:
Scarborough Junior Secondary;
Signal Hill Senior Comprehensive and
Bishop’s Tobago.

Back to top

Many of our Students participated in the UN’s "International Year of The Culture of Peace and Non Violence, Manifesto 2000" and the "National Debate and Public Speaking Competition" after the Launch of “First Steps” on January 1, 2001, part of the UN’s "International Decade of the Culture of Peace 2001 – 2010" project.

UNESCO's
International Year of Fresh Water.

Back to top

First as participants

Later as Judges

National Debate and Public Speaking Competition.

Back to top

 

 

"Link of Love"
"Be an Ambassador in your Community / Town / City"

It was only fitting for us to be involved in the City to City Project, and to introduce this new component to our program which promotes culture of peace.

Bulletin Board Participants

Schools are: Dinsley Government Primary,
Malick Secondary Composite
St. Anthony’s College
Eastern Community College
Daniels Educational Institute
South East Port of Spain Secondary
St. Charles High School

Participate!

Back to top