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World Wildlife Day

World Wildlife Day seeks to celebrate the world's plants and animals while raising awareness of issues that impact wildlife. Wildlife...

National Cereal Day

National Cereal Day seeks to promote the crunchy complement to milk. Cereal is made from processed grains which consist of cultivated...

March displays

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Exam Revision Tips

As exams gets closer, let's start preparing with a few tips from :https://www.ecoleglobale.com/blog/best-10-tips-to-revise-for-exams/

International Polar Bear Day

International Polar Bear Day on February 27 raises awareness on the issues facing polar bears and the ways in which we can reduce our...

NATIONAL POKEMON DAY

The Pokemon phenomenon never dies — and it doesn’t fade away, either. Just a few years after the Pokemon craze came and supposedly went,...

PAN PIONEERS

The list of those who have pioneered innovations in the steelpan is comprehensive. The most prominent on that list include individuals...

THE STEEL BAND

HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE STEEL BAND INTRODUCTION The steel pan is the national instrument of Trinidad and Tobago. It is the most...

RAPSO

Rapso is a style of poetry, blended with calypso that expresses the experiences of everyday people. The late Lancelot Layne is one of the...

SOCA

ORIGINS OF SOCA The soca genre emerged in the 1970s when calypsonian Lord Shorty (Garfield Blackman) began experimenting with East Indian...

THE EVOLUTION OF CALYPSO MUSIC

THE RISE OF CALYPSO Calypso has earned its place in history as the national folk song of Trinidad and Tobago and the music of the...

CALYPSO MUSIC IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

ORIGIN OF THE TERM 'CALYPSO' The term 'calypso' arose after the art form had been in existence for sometime. Initially the majority of...

CARNIVAL GLOSSARY

Baby Doll The Baby Doll is a traditional carnival character depicting a masked woman holding a doll, in imitation of a new mother. She...

MAS PIONEERS

Trinidad Carnival is many things – music, colour, movement, but above all, it is the spectacle of the masquerade. Thousands of costumed...

CARNIVAL IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY

The first two decades of the twentieth century marked the gradual re-entry of the upper classes into the festival, after having withdrawn...

THE JAMETTE CARNIVAL

This term was used by the French and English to describe the Carnival celebrations of the African population during the period 1860 to...

TRADITIONAL CARNIVAL CHARACTERS

The stories behind the traditional Carnival characters lend meaning and significance to these unusual portrayals. Often an individual...

Susan B. Anthony Day

Susan B. Anthony Day is celebrated on February 15 every year. This day marks the birth of Susan Brownell Anthony, who was one of the most...

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