![ENGLISH PROFICIENCY [27TH OCTOBER 2026] - As Saint Lucia deepens its efforts to preserve Kwéyòl through formal education, the Ministry of Education is also focusing on Kwéyòl-speakers for whom English is a challenge. While the integration of the indigenous language into the school curriculum is a significant step towards safeguarding the island’s linguistic heritage, it has also brought attention to the need for a balanced approach. Education Minister Honourable Kenson Casimir says the ministry has recognised and seeks to address this educational disparity. Kishana Smith tells us more.](https://www.replay.gp/wp-content/plugins/youtube-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
MOE FOCUSES ON KWÉYÒL-SPEAKING STUDENTS
ENGLISH PROFICIENCY [27TH OCTOBER 2026] – As Saint Lucia deepens its efforts to preserve Kwéyòl through formal education, the Ministry of Education is also focusing on Kwéyòl-speakers for whom English is a challenge. While the integration of the indigenous language into the school curriculum is a significant step towards safeguarding the island’s linguistic heritage, it has also brought attention to the need for a balanced approach. Education Minister Honourable Kenson Casimir says the ministry has recognised and seeks to address this educational disparity. Kishana Smith tells us more.
