>(November 13th, 2007)
Launch of Redesign of School's Website:
The School's Redesigned Website has officially launched.
>(October 27th, 2007)
BVI SDA School Church Programme:
Sabbath, October 27th, 2007, marked the first of a series of annual services to be held by our school
>(June 26th, 2007)
BVI Seventh day Adventist Primary School Graduation:
The BVI SDA Primary School Graduation
Primary school teachers enjoy rewarding work in a rapidly expanding job market. As a teacher, you will help children prepare for adulthood, both as a role model and as a guide to navigating the demands of academic, and eventual professional development.
What is a Primary School Teacher?
As a teacher, you'll have many different responsibilities. You will act as a peacemaker, a facilitator, and a coach. You'll employ various methods for conveying information, such as interactive discussions and hands-on exercises that enable students to learn and apply concepts in subjects such as science, mathematics, or English. You might use visual aides; props and various media to help your students understand abstract concepts, solve problems, and develop critical thought processes. More and more, teachers work with their pupils in a team environment creating projects that require group responsibility.
Educational Requirements for Primary School Teachers
In the BVI SDA School, you'll need to exhibit proficiency in your teaching skills. These days, computers have a big part in the education. More and more, teachers need to be versed in classroom technology, such as educational software and the Internet, in order to expose students to different learning experiences.
License Requirements for Primary School Teachers
The Education Department of the British Virgin Islands requires that all school teachers should be licensed. Different grade levels require different licensure processes. Many teachers get licensed in a special subject, such as reading or music for teaching lower grades as well.
Curriculum
Coursework to become a Primary School Teacher may include:
Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
Educational Leadership
Elementary Reading & Literacy
Integrating Technology in the Classroom
Mathematics
Literacy and Learning in the Content Areas

Teacher Alicia Bazil- Ashton
Mrs. Alicia Bazil-Ashton has been a teacher since 1995 and is with the B.V.I Seventh-Day Adventist School since January 2005. During her stay at the school, she has taught in the areas of English, Literature, History, Social Studies, Information Technology and Physical Education. Currently, Mrs. Ashton is the Home Room Teacher for Form 2, a class comprising of 22 students. She is also the History, Social Studies, and Information Technology teacher for Forms 1 to Forms 4.