Kurtrice Jules, a second-year Tourism Studies and Sustainability, placed 2nd place alongside her teammate in the 2024 ECVA U21 Women's Beach Volleyball Tournament.
SALCC student Selena Ross has achieved a significant milestone by being selected for the West Indies Women's Under-19 cricket team as its set off for a United Kingdom tour.
On Friday November 17, SALCC had the pleasure of hosting a contingent of 26 staff members and students from the University of Guyana's International Relations Programme.
As part of Saint Lucia's 46th Independence celebrations, students of SALCC participated in the annual Youth Parliament, alongside young people from across the island. This forum, which took place on February 4 and 5, 2025, exposed young leaders to dynamics of governance, legislative discussions, and national development.
This year's parliament centered around the Suppression of Escalated Crime (Police Powers) Bill, which was introduced by Prime Minister and Minister for National Security Hon. Philip J. Pierre in March 2023. The bill, which was passed in the Lower House with amendments, grants the Royal Saint Lucia Police Force expanded powers to respond to crime hotspots and maintain public order.
The Youth Parliamentarians passionately debated its implications on public safety, civil liberties, and economic stability. The Sir Arthur Lewis Community College was well represented in the proceedings, with students from various academic disciplines taking on key parliamentary roles;
By engaging in debates on real-world legislation, these future leaders gained the firsthand experience needed to navigate the political world. SALCC, through its thriving debate society, has become a go-to collaborator for student debate forums and competitions. The College remains committed to equipping students to contribute meaningfully to national discussions and drive positive change for Saint Lucia.
