Rere
Bahamian citizen
Forum posts
6
About me
Bahamian
Lives in Nassau
Registration: 05 July 2010
Activity
what is the second biggest sport event other than football? by iamalrit
I know the answer...what about you?
Basketball in USA and Surrounding territories, especially the Bahamas. Read More
Book Club
I want to create a new book club and I am looking for good books to begin. Any suggestions. Genre is all inclusive. Read More
If you could live anywhere, where would you choose? by The Happy Migrant
Personally I am loving everything that Australia has to offer at the moment. Kama
I love the green countrysides. I love nature so I would like to live in a place where there is lots of green like, Ireland, Scotland, Britain. Then I love warm weather so any Caribbean Island other than my home would do....so many places and so ... Read More
Shopping in the Bahamas by sky blue dolphin
Hello everyone. I have just joined the forum as me and my husband and young son are moving out the the Bahamas next month. Was just wondering what sorts of things we need to pack and bring and what is available there. We are coming from the U.K. Are ...
Hi Sky Blue Dolphin: Boy are you in for a treat. firstly, the food is different. though we are getting more European products, prepare to be Americanised to the fullest. Most of our foods come from the USA. I love the clothing in the UK, they ... Read More
Schools in Nassau by nrigg
Hi All we have an opportunity to spend a year in Nassau. We are a family with two children aged 10 (Year 6 from September) and 12 (Year 8 from Sept). We are trying to find out any information about schools both public and private and would ...
There are many public and private schools in the Bahamas. The Public Schools which are notable are Oakes Field Primary and Cleveland Eneas. Ihave heard that they are very good using the A Beka Primary School. My nephews attend Oakes Field Primary ... Read More
Do and don't in the Bahamas by expat.com
Are you living in the Bahamas? We need you to share your experience of the local customs :) Is it difficult to adjust to the local customs in the Bahamas? Could you please share with us a list of the do's and don't's in the Bahamas? Thanks!
Just like anywhere else, the Bahamas has its problems. However, it is relatively a safe place to live. I lived in the UK for four years while schooling there before moving back home. When I first got back, I realized that the vegetables were not ... Read More