Deighton Griffith Secondary School challenged to build on 35-year legacy

September 16, 2026

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Deighton Griffith Secondary School has been challenged to build on its 35-year legacy by developing students who are disciplined, hardworking and committed to serving Barbados.

President of Barbados His Excellency the Most Honourable Jeffrey Bostic, made the call during a visit to the school.

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