The Sandals Foundation has completed a new solar-powered energy installation at Woburn Methodist School, advancing its commitment to strengthening energy security within the Caribbean’s education infrastructure. “When schools have consistent energy access, it strengthens everything — from digital instruction and teacher preparedness to operational efficiency and long-term sustainability. It supports learning today while helping institutions plan confidently for the future.”At Woburn Methodist School, the solar installation supports the growing integration of technology in education, ensuring computer-based learning, internet connectivity, and multimedia instruction remain central features of the school environment. District Education Officer Curleen Aban-Marshall highlighted that the project’s impact extends beyond Woburn Methodist School to benefit Grenada as a whole. The installation at Woburn Methodist School now joins a growing portfolio of solar-powered institutions implemented by the Sandals Foundation across the region — each representing a step toward more sustainable schools, community centers and clinics better equipped for the years ahead.