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The 2nd Caribbean Well-Being Conference scheduled for August 2019. | SMN News

March 5, 2019

The 2nd Caribbean Well-Being Conference scheduled for August 2019. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth & Sport is proud to announce the 2nd Caribbean Well-Being Conference (CWBC), which will be held on St. Maarten from August 5 to 6, 2019 under the theme: Fostering Resilience: Creating a culture of well-being in schools. The focus for CWBC 2019 will be on Teacher Well-being, Student Well-being, and Family Well-being.

The CWBC is a biennial conference that seeks to promote the positive development and well-being of children, parents, families, schools, and communities. The CWBC aims to inform and educate on best practices to promote children’s well-being by looking at the important


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