Meet your Minister-Daryll Matthew
Daryll Sylvester Matthew Minister for Education, Creative Industries and Sports
Ministry Headquarters
- University of the West Indies (UWI)
- General Education
- Training
- State College
- Antigua and Barbuda International
Institute of Technology (ABIIT)
- National Library
- National Archives
- Board of Education
- Museums
- Technical Development
- Antigua and Barbuda Institute of Continuing Education (ABICE)
- Science & Technology
- School Uniforms Programme
- School Meals Programme
- National Commission on Education
- Sports
- Antigua Recreation Grounds
- Cedar Valley Golf Club
- Sir Vivian Richards Stadium &
Community Sports Facilities
- Youth Empowerment (Job Programme)
- National Youth Council
- Youth Department
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