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At the beginning of the semester, there was a murmur around that this course would be a simple Caribbean History education. However, it was quickly realized that upon attending the lectures and tutorials, there was so much more to simply recalling events of the past. They would  be related to the present day and its effects on the living conditions in the Caribbean today.
"Work all night on a drink of rum

Daylight come and me wan' go home
Stack banana till de mornin' come
Daylight come and me wan' go home"

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Harry Belafonte - "Banana Boat Song (Day O)" - 1956

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In some cases where students have gone to an international college, opportunities may arise where they may not have done in the Caribbean. This can result in loss of a working population in the Caribbean and thus, a strain on the employment situation which is a problem in that aspect. However, these achievements can put the Caribbean on the International Map, leading to future partnerships between said Caribbean Island/s and an International Country which bodes well for development.

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As discussed previously, with the prolific performances in A Level Examinations, it allowed students to pursue a tertiary education either in the region, or internationally where they may have been previously limited due to costs. Thus providing an opportunity for individuals to obtain a higher level of understanding with respect to their tertiary education, which bodes well for their country if and when they return.

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Hillview College, of of the Presbyterian Schools of the Aramalaya Church, thus indicating the importance of Education and Religion in Caribbean Society. Whether or not the Religion aspect of these establishments contribute to the Educational side, it is reflected in the number of national scholarships being earned in the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Exam, or CAPE at A Levels.

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Aramalaya Presbyterian Church and its surroundings.

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Beginnings of Education and Religion where more often than not, Education of the main Mathematics, English, Science, etc. would not be done in the establishment shown, but rather the teachings of Christ.

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Early Moravian Church and Mission School in Jamaica, post-emancipation.

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Slaves were allowed Religious Education and often, planters would choose which slave they wanted to educate. In most cases, the planters' offspring were sent away for an education where they were taught Mathematics, Science, English , Art, and Religious Education.

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The image shows how Sunday School/ Sessions are today.

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Extra Activities in Early Sunday Classes 

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Extra Activities in Early Sunday Classes 

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Songs like or similar to were often sang during the sessions, past and present.

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The general set up of the Sunday School classes is depicted, where the former white planters would often speak/preach about their religion and in moments try and convert the population.

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Post-Emancipation brought about the introduction of Education policies in the British Caribbean which was more often than not, related to the religion of the former planters, Christianity.