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Friday, 22 February 2008

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Reflective of Cedar School ’s evolution and its successful efforts to gain accreditation through the Council of International Schools, the Board of Trustees has officially changed the school’s name to Cedar International School .

The origin of the school’s name is in honour of the national tree of the Virgin Islands , the White Cedar.  This change also makes sense in light of the school’s ambitious plans to become an International Baccalaureate World School through authorisation of the Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and the Diploma Programme.

Commenting on the name change, Scott Hibbard the Cedar International Director, said, “The new name truly reflects the cultural diversity of the school’s students, parents, teachers and the BVI itself.  Cedar International School has a strong local population complemented by community members from almost 50 nations.”

A new Cedar International School logo will be introduced in the coming weeks, and other visible changes will be phased in gradually.

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