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SCHOLARSHIP TRUST
In keeping with its strong sense of obligation to the community and the legal profession, the firm has established a Scholarship Trust to render assistance to Barbadian students pursuing studies at the Hugh Wooding Law School. The Trust is administered by a Board of Trustees of which Sir Frederick Smith, M.B.E., Q.C., is Chairman. Sir Frederick Smith is a former Attorney General of Barbados and Chief Justice of Turks and Caicos.
The Trust currently awards two scholarships per year. In addition to the finance component, each scholarship also includes a work attachment to the firm, for the scholarship recipients.
Applications are invited between the months of May and July each year. Click here to download the application form. Please note: No employee or relative of any employee of the firm shall be eligible to apply for the scholarship.
For further information on the Scholarship Trust you may contact Nicole A. Nurse at nan@gwpco.com.bb
2007 Scholarship recipient: Richelle Connell
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2006 Scholarship recipient: Tya Atwell
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2005 Scholarship recipient: Richard Arthur
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2004 Scholarship recipient: Shontelle Murrell
The 2004 recipient of the George Walton Payne & Company Scholarship Trust was Shontelle Nicole Murrell. During her tenure at the University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus, Ms. Murrell was th recipient of the 2002-2003 Carrington & Sealy Law Scholarship, following which she completed her Bachelor of Laws degree with Upper Second Class Honours. Ms. Murrell, a former student of the Combermere School, also obtained a Certificate of Mediation during her studies at the Hugh Wooding Law School which she successfully completed in 2006. |
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2003 Scholarship recipient: Ruan Martinez
Ruan Martinez was the sixth recipient of the George Walton Payne & Co Scholarship Trust in 2003. She attended Combermere School and graduated from Florida International University with a Bachelors degree in Business Administration in Finance and International Business in 1999. Miss Martinez graduated from the University of the West Indies with a Bachelor of Laws degree in 2003. |
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2002 Scholarship recipient: Jennifer Small
Jennifer Small was the George Walton Payne & Co Scholarship Trust recipient in 2002 having completed her Bachelor of Laws degree at the University of the West Indies. She attended Combermere School and upon completion of her legal studies, shw was attached to the Supreme Court of Judicature as a judicial research assistant. |
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2001 Scholarship recipient: Nicole Roachford
Nicole Roachford was the fourth recipient of the George Walton Payne & Co. Scholarship Trust. Miss Raochford entered the Hugh Wooding Law School in 2001 having completed courses of study at the University of the West Indies in a Bachelor of Arts in History and a Bachelor of Laws. She is a former student of The St. Michael School and Queen's College. |
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2000 Scholarship recipient: Ouida Boyce
Ouida Boyce, the third recipient of the George Walton Payne & Company Scholarship Trust, entered the Hugh Wooding Law School in 2000, to complete two years of Law studies. Ms. Boyce is a former student of Harrison College, and holds a Bachelor of Law Degree from the University of the West Indies. |
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1999 Scholarship recipient: Laura Gooding
The 1999 recipient of the George Walton Payne & Company Scholarship Trust was Laura Gooding, who graduates from the Hugh Wooding Law School, Trinidad, in 2001. Ms. Gooding, who has completed her Bachelor of Law Degree at the University of the West Indies, is a former student of Ellerslie Secondary School and Combermere. |
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1998 Scholarship recipient: Diana Douglin
Ms. Diana Douglin was the first recipient of the George Walton Payne & Company Scholarship Trust in 1998. She completed her Bachelor of Law Degree with Upper Second Class Honours at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, before proceeding to the Hugh Wooding Law School in Trinidad, graduating in 2000, at the top of her class. Ms. Douglin, a former student of Harrison College, joined GWP&Co.as an associate in 2000. She is currently secretary of the George Walton Payne & Company Scholarship Trust. |
Richelle Maria Connell of Melane Close, Hothersal Turning was educated at Charles F. Broome Primary School , Queen’s College, the Barbados Community College and the University of the West Indies . She graduated from the Law Faculty at Cave Hill with upper second class honours in the LLB programme at the end of the 2006/2007 academic year.
Darwin Goodridge, Secretary/Treasurer of the Scholarship Trust, presented Richelle Connell with her award at the law offices of George Walton Payne & Co., on Tuesday, 28th August 2007 while Nicole A. Nurse, Attorney-at-law of GWP & Co. looks on.
Tya Renee Atwell, of St. Stephen’s Hill, Black Rock, St. Michael, is the 2006 recipient of the GWP & Co. Scholarship.
Tya, who graduated from the Law Faculty of the Cave Hill Campus of the U.W.I, with First Class Honours, will be pursuing
the two year Legal Education Certificate programme from September at the Hugh Wooding Law School.
Tya is a former student of St. Stephen’s Primary School and Harrison College. Presentation of the award was made on
Friday, August 18, 2006 by Mr. Darwin Goodridge, Secretary of the Scholarship Trust. The presentation took place at
the offices of George Walton Payne & Co. and was witnessed by her mother, Judith Atwell and Ms. Nicole A. Nurse, an
Attorney-at-Law with the Firm.
Mr. Richard Arthur was the eight recipient of the George Walton Payne & Company Scholarship Trust in 2005. Mr. Arthur holds
both a Bachelor of Arts degree in History and a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of the West Indies. Mr. Arthur
entered Hugh Wooding Law School in 2005 to complete two years of study. A formr student of the Lodge School, Mr. Arthur was
the past President of the Guild of Students at (UWI) and a member of the 2006 Hugh Wooding Law School Client Interviewing Team.
