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Governor hosts students heading for UK to study | The Daily Herald

August 31, 2026

Governor hosts students  heading for UK to study | The Daily Herald
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Governor Julia Crouch with the students.

ANGUILLA--Governor Julia Crouch hosted five bright local students at the Governor’s Office last week! The students are going to Birmingham and will be studying a wide range of subjects including engi-neering, project management, and baking.

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The Governor chatted with them about their upcoming adventure and how to navigate city life and public transport and where to find the best food and adjust to the local community. She shared her advice on making the most of this new chapter in their lives and embracing the challenges of study.

“We are so proud of these young scholars and can’t wait to see all they achieve! Everyone at the Governor’s Office is wishing them the very best of luck,” she said.

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/governor-hosts-students-heading-for-uk-to-study

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