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The Macmillan CXC Science series has been written especially for students 

studying for the CSEC General Profi ciency examinations. The authors are all 

highly experienced teachers. The books have been written to make it easy to 

study a whole topic from scratch, or to seek out answers to specifi c problems. 

The books can be used by individuals or as a reference source for group work. 

Diagrams 

and pictures 

encourage 

understanding 

The Authors 

Written for the latest CXC syllabus 

Covers all sections of 

the syllabus 

Learning objectives are stated for 

each chapter 

Dr Mike Taylor has been actively 

involved in education and teaching 

for over forty years. 

Linda Atwaroo-Ali is Head of 

Science at St Joseph’s Convent 

in Trinidad. 

Tania Chung-Harris is a former 

science teacher at the Calabar 

High School, Jamaica, and has also 

taught in Barbados, The Cayman 

Islands and the United States. 

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Examination-style 

questions for review 

purposes are included 

The books form a useful 

reference source for 

teachers 

Keywords highlighted 

in the margins form a 

glossary 

Alec Farley is a former Chief Examiner 

in Integrated Science and has served as 

Education Offi cer with the Ministry of Education, 

Guyana. He is currently Head of Physics 

Department at The College of The Bahamas. 

Phil Gadd has written several textbooks both 

at both ‘A’ and ‘O’ level. He has been a teacher, 

principal lecturer and chief examiner concerned 

with Human and Social Biology for many years. 

Clarence Trotz has over forty years’ experience 

in teaching Physics. He was a member of 

the panel which drew up the CSEC Physics 

syllabus and the fi rst Chief Examiner for the 

Physics examination.

CXC Human and Social Biology 

Fifth Edition 

Phil Gadd 

This authoritative and comprehensive text is the fully revised and 

updated version for the CXC (CSEC) syllabus of the 4th edition of 

Human and Social Biology for the Tropics. This new text contains 

practical work separated from the text to encourage the enquiry 

approach, and the observations fully explain the results along with 

the relevant theory. The text is designed to extend able pupils, but it 

is constructed simply and for a low reading age, making it ideal for 

mixed-ability classes. 

■ Questions in the margin enable students to check their 

understanding as they read 

■ Multiple-choice, short answer and essay questions as set in 

the examinations, are given for practice at the end of each chapter 

■ Diagrams and photographs with captions illustrate important points 

■ Table summaries and diagrams provide all the essential information for 

less able students 

432pp | 978-1-4050-8367-6 

CXC Biology 

Linda Atwaroo-Ali 

376pp | 978-0-333-80368-4 

CXC Chemistry 

Mike Taylor & Tania Chung-Harris 

432pp | 978-0-333-79016-8 

CXC Integrated Science 

Tania Chung-Harris 

560pp | 978-0-333-91408-3 

CXC Physics 

Alec Farley & Clarence Trotz 

600pp | 978-0-333-79017-5 

All Macmillan CXC Science titles are 276 x 219mm. www.macmillan-caribbean.com 

Science 

NEW 

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CXC Mathematics 

for Today 

CXC Mathematics for Today is a two volume 

course written specifi cally for students who are 

preparing to sit the CXC (CSEC) examination at 

either the Basic or General level of profi ciency. 

It is ideal for use either as a school text, or 

for home study. The authors hope that the 

lively style will generate enthusiasm for 

mathematics and encourage students to go 

on to further study. Candidates for the Basic 

level will omit certain parts of Book 1 (clearly 

identifi ed). 

Book 2 contains all the optional topics for the 

General level of profi ciency. 

Book 1 

336pp | 276 x 219mm | 978-1-4050-0758-0 

Book 2 

Geoff Buckwell 

and Robert Solomon 

344pp | 276 x 219mm | 978-1-4050-0759-7 

Surendra S.P. Raghunandan 

CXC Mathematics for the 21st Century is a 

comprehensive mathematics course for CXC (CSEC) 

that has been extensively revised and includes: 

■ Extensive additional new material, including lots more examples 

and multiple-choice questions 

■ Different approaches to topics where appropriate 

■ Fully up-to-date text for CXC incorporating all syllabus changes 

■ Improved presentation and arrangement of content 

352pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-92541-6 

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Debbie Jacob 

Macmillan CXC Study Companions are a new concept in preparing secondary school students for literature exams. 

They explore Caribbean literature in a systematic way designed to guide students through their preparation for 

standardised tests including CXC and CAPE. These Study Companions place each literary text in its historical and 

social context. Macmillan CXC Study Companions offer in-depth discussions about Caribbean literature and the 

writing process. 

Macmillan CXC Study Companions include the following features: 

■ A concise summary of the text 

■ A discussion of key literary elements 

■ A detailed analysis of key literary concepts 

Macmillan 

CXC Study Companion: 

Beka Lamb 

Zee Edgell 

96pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-0-2300-1246-2 



Brother Man 

MACMILLAN CXC STUDY COMPANIONS 

Brother Man 

ROGER MAIS 

Roger Mais 

80pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-0-2300-1187-8 



The Humming-Bird Tree 

Ian McDonald 

88pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-1-4050-6942-7 



Wide Sargasso Sea 

Jean Rhys 

80pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-1-4050-3092-2 

■ A list of key vocabulary words 

■ A variety of skill-building exercises 

■ A sample of analytical essays 



Moon on a Rainbow Shawl 

Errol John 

80pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-1-4050-3093-9 


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Macmillan CXC English 

P.L. Maxwell 

This comprehensive and practical text supports the 

teacher of English and communication skills with 

interesting, informative and useful material. 

At the same time, it engages the learner in 

explorations and activities that will develop 

academic and life skills in an entertaining way. 

240pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-80369-1 

Caribbean Examinations Council 

Prescribed English Syllabus Poem for the 2009 – 2011 Examinations (This is the Dark Time, My Love) 

Poems by Martin Carter 

Edited by Stewart Brown & Ian McDonald 

As a young socialist in the colony of British Guiana, Martin Carter wrote strong, vigorous poems 

that connect powerfully with the reader. A committed freedom fi ghter for his people, “welding my 

fl esh to freedom” with his pen, Carter was known as the Poet of Resistance, and today is recognized 

as one of the great poets of the region, if not the world. 

136pp | 978-1-4050-6947-2 

Act of God 

A Collection of Caribbean Short Stories 

Compiled and edited by Undine Giuseppi 

This collection of short stories marks the long-awaited sequel to Backfi re. Like Backfi re, Act of God 

will be a pleasurable and stimulating literary experience for both teachers and students alike. 

152pp | B/w illustrations | 216 x 138mm | 978-0-333-99713-0 


Recommended Text for the English B Examinations 

Backfire 

A Collection of Caribbean Short Stories 

Compiled and edited by Undine Giuseppi 

This collection of seventeen Caribbean short stories is compiled for use in secondary schools, and 

embraces both the old and the new in West Indian writing from the 1930s to the present day. 

120pp | Paperback | B/w illustrations | 216 x 138mm | 978-0-333-15219-5 


Recommended Text - Year Group 4 & 5 

Brother Man 

Roger Mais 

Originally published in 1954 and acclaimed around the world as one of the classics of Caribbean fi ction, 

Brother Man is the tragic story of an honest Rastafarian healer caught up in a web of intrigue and betrayal 

in Jamaica’s tough West Kingston slums. It is the unforgettable portrait of a ghetto saint - an ordinary man 

selected by the universe to bring enlightenment to poor belittled people. It’s a story of compelling mythic 

power that has stood the test of time. 

192pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-1-4050-6296 -1 

Bahamian Anthology 

College of the Bahamas 

Bahamian Anthology is a collection of short stories, poems and sketches depicting the vivid colour 

and special fl avour of the local landscape, people, lifestyles, customs and folklore in all their diversity. 

176pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-0-333-34818-5 

See page 5 for the Brother Man CXC Study Companion. 

Caribbean Examinations Council Prescribed Text for the 2009 – 2011 Examinations 

Recommended Text for the English B Examinations 

The Humming-Bird Tree 

Ian McDonald 

Alan was too young to understand why his parents preferred him to play with the other white boys on the estate. 

But gradually he learned that if he was going to meet Kaiser and Jaillin, he had to pretend he was going to meet 

someone else, he had to pretend he didn’t enjoy spending time with his friends, he had to pretend he didn’t mind 

when he wasn’t allowed to invite them to his party. Sometimes, horribly, the pretending became real, and Alan 

found himself in betrayal of the friendship that meant so much to him. 

200pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-1-4050-2468-6 See page 5 for the The Hummng-Bird Tree CXC Study Companion.

Trouble Tree 

John Hill Porter 

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The Macmillan Caribbean Writers (MCW) series offers a 

range of writing, not only in novels, novellas and short stories 

but also in non-fi ction adventures, plays for festivals 

and poetry. Importantly, it provides a forum for new 

literary talent - introducing the work of the next 

generation of Caribbean writers as well as classic 

favourites and new work by more established 

authors. Macmillan commissions Caribbean 

artists to produce the front cover illustrations, 

which give the series a distinctive 

and dynamic appearance. 

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She’s Gone 

Kwame Dawes 

Our impressive list of authors includes: 

Anthony C. Winkler ● Martin Carter ● Roger Mais 

Trevor Rhone ● Garfi eld Ellis ● Tessa McWatt 

Kei Miller ● Ian McDonald ● Willi Chen 

Michael Anthony ● David Dabydeen

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■ Full length, unabridged, larger format editions 

■ Two-colour illustrations throughout 

■ Notes appear on the same page as the text 


Macmillan Modern Shakespeare 

A new way of looking at Shakespeare, ideal for students unfamiliar 

with the historical and cultural background of the texts. 

■ Includes: comprehensive notes and glossary, full historical and cultural background, plot summary, character 

notes and sketches and discussion questions 

Antony and Cleopatra 

128pp | 978-0-333-39340-6 

As You Like It 

112pp | 978-0-333-48629-0 

Coriolanus 

136pp | 978-0-333-51629-4 

Hamlet 

152pp | 978-0-333-51235-7 

Henry IV: Part One 

120pp | 978-0-333-43922-7 

Henry V 

136pp | 978-0-333-52327-8 

Julius Caesar 

104pp | 978-0-333-39884-5 

King Lear 

128pp | 978-0-333-42352-3 

Macbeth 

96pp | 978-0-333-41999-1 


Prescribed Text for the 2009 -2011 Examinations 

The Merchant of Venice 

128pp | 978-0-333-42353-0 

A Midsummer Night’s Dream 

96pp | 978-0-333-39342-0 

Much Ado About Nothing 

104pp | 978-0-333-48593-4 

Othello 

128pp | 978-0-333-39339-0 

Richard II 

128pp | 978-0-333-52325-4 

Richard III 

144pp | 978-0-333-47069-5 

Romeo and Juliet 

120pp | 978-0-333-39343-7 

The Taming of the Shrew 

112pp | 978-0-333-52328-5 

The Tempest 

96pp | 978-0-333-39341-3 

Twelfth Night 

104pp | 978-0-333-39885-2 

All Macmillan Modern Shakespeare titles are 277 x 210mm.

Stories to Remember 

Designed to introduce children to classic literature in an appealing and attractive 

way, Stories to Remember are produced with bright full-colour covers and are 

illustrated with evocative line drawings. Although the books are abridged and the 

language simplifi ed, they retain all the richness and fl avour of the original works. 

A full list of titles is available on request. 

The Adventures of 

Huckleberry Finn 

Mark Twain 

128pp | 978-0-333-59507-7 

Alice in Wonderland 

Lewis Carroll 

96pp | 978-0-333-43343-0 

Black Beauty 

Anna Sewell 

96pp | 978-0-333-43342-3 

The Call of the Wild 

Jack London 

64pp | 978-0-333-44681-2 

The Count of 

Monte Cristo 

Alexandre Dumas 

152pp | 978-0-333-02323-5 

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 

Robert Louis Stevenson 

72pp | 978-0-333-43344-7 

Far from the 

Madding Crowd 

Thomas Hardy 

128pp | 978-0-333-48196-7 

Frankenstein 

Mary Shelley 

96pp | 978-0-333-49050-1 

Four Tales from 

Shakespeare’s 

History Plays 

104pp | 978-0-333-60454-0 

Great Expectations 

Charles Dickens 

140pp | 978-0-333-04637-1 

Gulliver’s Travels 

Jonathan Swift 

96pp | 978-0-333-08356-7 

Jane Eyre 

Charlotte Brontë 

164pp | 978-0-333-05794-0 

Just So Stories 

Rudyard Kipling 

112pp | 978-0-333-59545-9 

Kidnapped 

Robert Louis Stephenson 

128pp | 978-0-333-03232-9 

Lorna Doone 

R.D. Blackmore 

96pp | 978-0-333-04389-9 

The Mayor of 

Casterbridge 

Thomas Hardy 

132pp | 978-0-333-09265-1 

Oliver Twist 

Charles Dickens 

All Stories to Remember titles are 184 x 123mm. 

108pp | 978-0-333-04141-3 

Pride and Prejudice 

Jane Austen 

168pp | 978-0-333-07860-0 

Robinson Crusoe 

Daniel Defoe 

108pp | 978-0-333-05298-3 

Around the World 

in Eighty Days 

Jules Verne 

128pp | 978-0-333-02736-3 

Shakespeare’s 

Comedies 

88pp | 978-0-333-63447-9 

Silas Marner 

George Eliot 

100pp | 978-0-333-00174-5 

Six Short Stories 

E. F. Dodd 

112pp | 978-0-333-03893-2 

Six Tales from 

Shakespeare 

104pp | 978-0-333-07612-5 

Strange Tales from 

the Arabian Nights 

Margery Green 

100pp | 978-0-333-08769-5 

Tess of the 

d’Urbervilles 

Thomas Hardy 

128pp | 978-0-333-60455-7 

Tom Brown’s 

School Days 

Thomas Hughes 

168pp | 978-0-333-09926-1 

Treasure Island 

Robert Louis Stevenson 

152pp | 978-0-333-07116-8 

The Vicar of Wakefield 

Oliver Goldsmith 

112pp | 978-0-333-04554-1 

The Turn of the Screw 

Henry James 

88pp | 978-0-333-48195-0 

Wonder Tales 

from Greece 

Jules Verne 

104pp | 978-0-333-05711-7 

20,000 Leagues 

Under the Sea 

Jules Verne 

120pp | 978-0-333-55008-3 


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Series Editor: Jeannette Allsopp 

Malva J. Lewis • Yolanda E. Nelson-Springer • Erskine Padmore 

The Dime series has been written specifi cally for Caribbean secondary schools by 

a team of highly experienced Spanish teachers. It deals with the regional 

practicalities of learning Spanish for a Latin American context and provides a 

comprehensive foundation for students at the lower secondary levels up to and 

including those sitting Spanish at CSEC level. 

Student’s Pack 

Student’s Pack 4: 

Dime Tanto Más 

(CSEC) 

168pp | 978-0-2300-1305-6 

Suitable for all 

Caribbean secondary 

Spanish syllabuses 


Full colour throughout 

Numerous exercises and the functional nature of the 

series enable students to practise and become proficient 

in all four key skills: speaking, reading, writing and 

listening 

All Dime titles are 246 x 187mm.

Gradual progression in the presentation of language 

structures gives students the opportunity to absorb 

grammar and vocabulary more fully 

Projects and related activities allow students 

to explore the Spanish language and to 

discover the similarities and differences 

between their own country and the 

Hispanic speaking world 

The Authors 

Jeannette Allsopp has over 

forty years’ experience as a 

foreign language educator and 

is at present Director of the 

Caribbean Anglophone and 

Multilingual Dictionary 

Programmes at the University 

of the West Indies in Barbados. 

Malva J. Lewis has over 

twenty-fi ve years’ experience 

of teaching Spanish 

at secondary school level. 

Erskine Padmore has taught 

French and Spanish at the 

Lodge School, Barbados for 

over 12 years. 

Yolanda E. Nelson Springer 

has taught for a number of 

years and is presently a 

primary school Spanish 

teacher in Barbados. 

Sally Seetahal-Mohammed 

has taught for over 20 years. 

She has been involved with 

CXC at both the CSEC and 

CAPE levels in both Trinidad 

and St Lucia. 


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Principles of Accounts for Caribbean Examinations 

Second Edition 

Gaynelle Holdip & Cecelia Lamorell 

Principles of Accounts for Caribbean Examinations is designed to introduce 

students to the basic theory, principles and procedures in the practice of accounting. Students preparing for the CXC 

(CSEC) examination of the Caribbean Examinations Council as well as those interested in foundation level exams in 

fi nancial accounts will fi nd this text comprehensive and fl exible. 

The second edition has been completely revised and updated in line with the latest syllabus requirements. 

512pp | 276 x 219mm | 978-1-4050-3011-3 

Principles of Business for Caribbean Examinations 

Fourth Edition 

Ivan Waterman & Dave Ramsingh 

This new extended edition of the Principles of Business for Caribbean Examinations has been restructured and 

rewritten to follow the latest CXC (CSEC) syllabus. 

368pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-3144-8 

Improved and updated 

chapter on the School 

Based Assessment 

(SBA), with advice for 

private candidates 


Colour photographs and diagrams enhancing and 

supporting the text 

Extensively revised and updated text, including new material on 

management, information systems, transportation, market structures, 

international organizations, the international business environment, 

and recent developments in the Caribbean trading area

A series of texts for Industrial, Vocational 

and Technical Information, tailored for a wide 

range of courses and syllabuses in secondary 

schools, colleges and other institutions of 

education and training. All titles have been 

written by experienced subject specialists and 

contain the most up-to-date information as 

well as reference, theory, diagrams and 

activities, all in a single volume. The attractive 

presentation and controlled language will 

appeal to students and teachers. 

Building Construction 

Principles and Practices 

D. Walton & J.C. Durkin 

248pp | 978-0-333-60522-6 

Business Management 

Studies 

P. Turner & D. Turner 

272pp | 978-0-333-60055-9 

Computer Studies and 

Information Technology 

New Edition 

R. Dolden & T. Driscoll 

408pp | 978-1-4050-7450-6 

Electrical Installation 

Principles and Practices 

J.M. Hyde 

224pp | 978-0-333-60160-0 

Essential Mathematics 

for Technicians 

R.C. Solomon 

208pp | 978-0-333-67796-4 

Introductory Radio 

and Television 

Electronics 

J.J. Johnson & B. Fletcher 

240pp | 978-0-333-61656-7 

Metalwork Technology 

J.K.N. Sackey & 

S.K. Amoakohene 

240pp | 978-0-333-60054-2 

Motor Vehicle 

Technology for 

Mechanics 

P.J. Read & V.C. Reid 

288pp | 978-0-333-60159-4 

Practical Electricity 

and Electronics 

J. Watson 

200pp | 978-0-333-60056-6 

Practical Plumbing 

C.J. Smith & B. Curry 

304pp | 978-0-333-61657-4 

Practical Welding 

S. Gibson 

256pp | 978-0-333-60957-6 

Refrigeration 

and Air-Conditioning 

Technology 

N. Cook 

208pp | 978-0-333-60958-3 

Technical Drawing 

with Design 

A. Yarwood 

240pp | 978-0-333-60161-7 

Textiles 

A. Hartley 

320pp | 978-0-333-61658-1 

Woodwork Technology 

J.K.N. Sackey 

240pp | 978-0-333-60053-5 

All Motivate titles are 276 x 219mm. www.macmillan-caribbean.com 13

Key features: 

■ New maps, tables and diagrams in full colour 

■ New design layout 

■ Text substantially rewritten in line with the latest 

syllabus requirements 

■ Chapter on map-reading includes colour 

Ordnance Survey map extract to add realism 

to practical exercises 

■ Guidance on how to do well in fi eld studies: 

SBA (School Based Assessment) 

248pp | 276 x 219mm | 978-1-4050-0254-7 

A New Geography of Guyana 


Modern Caribbean Geography 

Third Edition 

John Niles 

The third edition of this popular, established text looks at the ways in which people 

make a living in the Caribbean and relates these activities to resources, both human 

and physical. 

The book has been extensively rewritten and expanded to take into account 

changes in the CXC syllabus which it covers in full. 

Deryck M. Bernard 

Written especially to enable young Guyanese students to learn about their country, 

This is a comprehensive look at the physical and human geography of Guyana. 

Starting with physical geography, it progresses to the environment and indigenous peoples. 

There are also suggestions for fi eld work and students are encouraged to employ and enjoy 

the skills of observation and to question and check what they are taught and what they see 

and hear. 

112pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-71982-4

Macmillan Caribbean Certificate Atlas 

Third Edition 

A completely revised and expanded atlas focusing on the most accurate and up-todate 

digital mapping of all countries of the Caribbean, with special thematic maps 

newly designed to illustrate the economic and social character of the region. New 

digital world maps are incorporated from a series of internationally acclaimed 

Macmillan school atlases. 

160pp | 300 x 230mm | 978-0-333-92410-5 

Barbados 

Our Environment 


Ivan Waterman 

This second edition of Barbados: Our Environment has been completely revised and 

updated specifi cally for secondary school students in line with the latest Barbados 

syllabus requirements. 

It is a comprehensive study of physical and human geography in Barbados illustrated 

throughout with new full-colour maps, photographs and diagrams. Each chapter 

includes ‘Things to do’ sections to give students an opportunity to take part in 

practical activities. 

112pp | 248 x 186mm | 978-0-333-95799-8 


Science 

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CSEC History 

NEW 

3rd Edition 

Brian Dyde, Robert Greenwood and Shirley Hamber 

CSEC History will prove indispensable to anyone teaching or studying the history of the region. 

The series, comprising three books, tells in a straightforward and stimulating way the story of the 

people of many races and of many nations who have inhabited the region from the earliest times 

up to the present day. 

The third edition of the series has been completely revised and expanded and meets all the 

requirements of the latest Caribbean Secondary Education Certifi cate (CSEC) syllabus of the 

Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC). 

A Sketchmap History of the Caribbean 

Robert Greenwood 

The sixteen themes of the CXC History syllabus are covered by clear maps illustrating each 

topic. Through the use of over 90 sketchmaps and diagrams, the book provides a stimulating 

approach to learning history, focusing attention on the topic and emphasizing the general 

context. Understanding is further reinforced by the accompanying text together with notes 

highlighting the salient points the student needs to know. Students and teachers will welcome 

the complete and concise coverage of the syllabus, one which deals with a theme in all its 

complexities. 

240pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-53623-0 

Book 1: 

Amerindians to Africans 

Book 1 deals with the events that took 

place from the fi rst human settlement 

of the region in prehistoric times to the 

end of the eighteenth century. 

Emphasis is placed on the effect of 

the forced introduction of Africans to 

the region. 

176pp | 978-0-2300-2088-7 

Book 2: 

Emancipation to Emigration 

Book 2 concentrates on the events of 

the nineteenth century, and in particular 

Emancipation and its aftermath and the 

beginning of the presence of the United 

States in the region. 

184pp | 978-0-2300-2089-4 

Book 3: 

Decolonisation and 

Development 

Book 3 deals with the constitutional, 

political, economic and social 

developments that took place in the 

region throughout the twentieth 

century with special emphasis given 

to the Commonwealth Caribbean. 

208pp | 978-0-2300-2087-0 

www.macmillan-caribbean.com All CSEC History titles are 248 x 187mm.

This six-volume UNESCO General History of the Caribbean attempts to integrate the historical 

experience of its peoples and societies from the earliest times to the present. The work provides a 

comprehensive history of the Caribbean, centred on its people and its landscape, written as much 

as possible by Caribbean historians. 

Volume I: Autochthonous Societies 

Editor: Professor Jalil Sued Badillo 

Volume I relates the history of the origins of the earliest Caribbean peoples, and analyses their various political, 

social, cultural and economic organizations over time, in and around the Caribbean region. 

By identifying with a legacy which goes beyond the fi ve hundred years of colonial life, the Caribbean peoples 

can begin to bind together as a region and claim a rich inheritance from the earliest cultural expressions which 

emerge in this volume. 

Paperback | 32pp plates | 464pp | 978-0-333-72453-8 Hardback | 978-0-333-72452-1 

Volume II: New Societies - The Caribbean in the Long Sixteenth Century 

Editor: Professor Peter Emmer 

The subject of Volume II is the evolution of Caribbean societies between 1492 and 1650 through the intrusion 

of the Europeans and Africans. 

This volume examines all the ingredients for creating new societies by conquest and occupation. It looks at 

the early mining and planting activities of the Spanish in Espaniola, the privateers and contraband traders 

from the other European countries, the plantation societies of the Lesser Antilles, the plantation societies of 

the Lesser Antilles, the extinction of the indigenous population in the Greater Antilles, the wars against the 

Caribs, and the beginnings of the slave trade and slavery. 

Paperback | 16 plates | 362pp | 978-0-333-72455-2 Hardback | 978-0-333-72454-5 

Volume III: Slave Societies of the Caribbean 

Editor: Professor Franklin Knight 

Volume III looks at the various aspects of slave societies in the region from the seventeenth to the nineteenth 

centuries. 

Throughout the tortuous history of the Caribbean nothing exceeded in fundamental importance more than the 

twin experiences of slavery and the plantation system. Together these two overlapping experiences constituted 

the paramount defi ning episode of Caribbean social reality. The collective changes introduced by the Europeans 

during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries represented an intricate series of transformations that 

permanently altered every facet of the region. 

Paperback | 16 plates | 400pp | 978-0-333-65605-1 Hardback | 978-0-333-65604-4 

Volume IV: The Long Nineteenth Century 

Editor: Professor Manual Moreno Fraginals 

Volume IV begins with the initiation of a “free” society after slavery was abolished and thus in the eighteenth 

century with the Haitian Revolution. Slavery and its destruction form merely a background. It follows that the 

different parts of the Caribbean region enter the picture effectively only when they leave slavery behind and so 

at varying dates, whatever sideways glances authors may have used for contextual purposes. Then after fi rmly 

establishing freedom the story moves naturally to the time of the First World War and the substitution of the 

United States for the Europeans in the role of overlord. 

Volume V: The Caribbean in the Twentieth Century 

Editor: Professor Bridget Brereton 

Volume V provides an account and interpretation of the historical development of the region from around 1930 

to the end of the twentieth century. Its wide-ranging study of the economic, political, religious, social and 

cultural history of this period brings the series to the authorial present. 

The prevalence and persistence of the plantation, the ubiquity of underemployment, the vulnerability of 

dependent Caribbean economies, popular and labour protests, decolonisation and neo-colonialism are all 

considered in this volume. It also explores the effect of migration, mass communications and modernisation on 

the cultures of local societies. 

Paperback | 792pp | 978-0-333-72459-0 Hardback | 978-0-333-72458-3 

Volume VI: Methodology and Historiography of the Caribbean 

Editor: Professor Barry Higman 

Volume VI looks at the ways historians have written the history of the region depending on their methods on 

interpretation and differing styles of communicating their fi ndings. 

The fi nal part of Volume VI is a full and detailed bibliography which serves not only as a guide to the volume, 

but also as an invaluable reference for the General History of the Caribbean as a whole. 

Paperback | 16pp plates | 964pp | 978-0-333-72461-3 Hardback | 978-0-333-72460-6 

All UNESCO General History of the Caribbean titles are 234 x 156mm. 

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CSEC 

SOCIAL STUDIES 

IVAN WATERMAN AND JANEY FISCHER 


CSEC Social Studies has been completely restructured, revised and updated in line with the current 

CXC syllabus requirements. Now in full-colour, it includes a great deal of new material on the family, 

Caribbean co-operation and regional integration, and the political, social, cultural and environmental 

challenges we face in today’s Caribbean, such as the prevalence of drugs and violence, the growing 

problem of AIDS and the interaction of tourism and natural resources. 

384pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-64814-8 

There are a large number 

of graphs, maps, 

diagrams, photographs 

and other illustrations 

which complement and 

extend the text 

Debates and 

discussions are 

suggested to 

encourage students 

to think about the 

challenges faced by 

both individuals and 

communities/nations 

in the 21st century 

Guidance is 

given for the 

SBA, including a 

sample project 

Each section concludes with a revision test along the lines of the papers set for the 

CSEC examinations, including both multiple-choice and structured questions 

The Authors 

Ivan Waterman is a former 

tutor at Community College, 

Barbados. 

He is the author of Principles 

of Business for Caribbean 

Examinations. 


Each chapter includes a detailed 

list of objectives and a glossary 

of the terms introduced 

Information boxes and case 

studies provide an alternative or 

complementary approach 

to the topics 

Varied and innovative activities 

provide opportunities to develop 

important information skills such as 

interpreting tables and graphs or 

diagrams, carrying out surveys and 

doing research 

Janey Fisher is a teacher, 

now a writer specializing in 

the fi eld of Social Studies. 

She graduated in Modern 

History from Oxford University.

Home Economics: C-SEC and Beyond is a 

course aimed specifi cally at secondary school 

students in the Caribbean who are preparing for 

their CXC examination. The course is divided into 

three books, Management; Food and Nutrition; 

and Clothing and Textiles, and has been 

written in line with the latest Caribbean 

Examinations Council syllabus requirements. 

The foundation for this course can be found in 

Home Economics: A Caribbean Approach Rita Dyer & Norma Maynard 

(See page 30). 

Management 

168pp | 978-1-4050-1206-5 

The Authors 

Clothing and Textiles 

184pp | 978-1-4050-1191-4 

Rita Dyer and Norma Maynard have been teaching Home Economics for over twenty 

years at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels. They are now actively involved with 

curriculum development and teacher training in Home Economics on their home island 

of St Lucia. 

Their experiences in regional and international organisations related to Home 

Economics give them a global perspective in that area. They both currently teach at 

the Arthur Lewis Community College, St Lucia. 

Food and Nutrition 

288pp | 978-0-333-92688-8 

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A.I. Henry 

A completely revised edition of this popular two-book course giving comprehensive coverage of the 

CXC Agricultural Science syllabus. It follows on from Junior Secondary Agriculture for the Caribbean 

(see page 31) also by Macmillan. The course provides secondary school students with a sound 

understanding of all agricultural concepts. The informative text is complemented throughout by line 

drawings and photographs. 


Both books contain: 

■ A wealth of revision exercises to prepare students for their examinations 

■ Exercises and activities to encourage further research and 

consolidate knowledge 

■ Up-to-date facts and fi gures 

■ Examples of modern agro-chemicals including pesticides 

■ Examination questions similar to those used by CXC 

Book 1: Principles 

216pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-55197-4 

Book 2: Practices 

224pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-55198-1

A comprehensive series of practical fi eld guides and textbooks on many aspects of agricultural 

production in the tropics covering both crops and livestock. A full list of titles is available on request. 

Animal Breeding 

216pp | 978-0-333-57298-6 

Animal Health 

Vol. 1: 

General Principles 

Animal Breeding 

176pp | 978-0-333-61202-6 

Vol. 2: 

Specific Diseases 

224pp | 978-0-333-57360-0 

Avocado 

128pp | 978-0-333-57468-3 

Cassava 

88pp | 978-0-333-47395-5 

Chickpea 

144pp | 978-0-333-63137-9 

Cocoa 

112pp | 978-0-333-57076-0 

Coconut 

112pp | 978-0-333-57466-9 

Coffee Growing 

128pp | 978-0-333-54451-8 

Cotton 

100pp | 978-0-333-47280-4 

Cut Flowers 

112pp | 978-0-333-62528-6 

Dairying 

144pp | 978-0-333-52313-1 

All of The Tropical Agriculturalist titles are 216 x 138mm. 

Forage 

Husbandry 

208pp | 978-0-333-66856-6 

Goats 

160pp | 978-0-333-52309-4 

Market 

Gardening 

192pp | 978-0-333-65449-1 

Oil Palm 

160pp | 978-0-333-57465-2 

Pigs 

Teaching Agricultural Science 

E.A. Laogun 

160pp | 978-0-333-52308-7 

Rabbits 

This book covers everything that the busy 

and aspiring teacher needs to know about 

the skills and methods used to teach the 

subject effectively. 

144pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-0-333-34468-2 

Fruit and Vegetable Production 

in Warm Climates 

R.P. Rice, L.W. Rice & H.D. Tindall 

This text covers both fruit and vegetable 

production in a single volume but here 

production is discussed within the 

framework of pan-tropical systems providing 

information which is not readily available 

elsewhere. It presents the basic principles 

of production together with all the 

necessary practical techniques in a clear 

and well-illustrated style. 

496pp | 230 x 154mm | 978-0-333-46850-0 

Pfizer Poultry 

Production Handbook 

C.C. Kekeocha 

112pp | 978-0-333-52311-7 

This authoritative text, based on many years 

of practical and teaching experience, provides 

all the information needed for effi cient and 

economically sound poultry production. 

176pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-0-333-36212-9 

Ruminant 

Nutrition 

176pp | 978-0-333-57073-9 

Sheep 

Revised Edition 

184pp | 978-0-333-79881-2 

Sorghum 

104pp | 978-0-333-54452-5 

Spice Plants 

120pp | 978-0-333-57460-7 

Storage of 

Food Grains 

and Seeds 

152pp | 978-0-333-44827-4 

Sugar Cane 

128pp | 978-0-333-57075-3 

Sweet Potato 

144pp | 978-0-333-79150-9 

Tea 

112pp | 978-0-333-54450-1 

Upland Rice 

104pp | 978-0-333-44889-2 

Warm Water 

Crustaceans 

168pp | 978-0-333-57462-1 

Weed Control 

96pp | 978-0-333-54449-5 

Vegetables in the Tropics 

H.D. Tindall 

The main objective of this text is to 

provide concise information on 

vegetable crops grown in tropical 

regions. This will be of use to students 

who wish to enlarge their knowledge of 

the range of food crops available for 

growing in the tropics and the techniques 

which can be applied to increase the 

level of production of these crops. 

544pp | 234 x 156mm | 978-0-333-24268-1 

Vegetable Gardening 

O.N. Agusiobo 

This book seeks to introduce all those 

interested to the improved production 

of vegetables. The author bases his 

writing on his considerable experience 

in instructing students in vegetable 

garden practices, and on the results of 

successful experiments conducted on 

growing vegetables in the tropics. 

64pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-0-333-34472-9 


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Choices 

A Guide for Young People 

Revised Edition 

Gill Gordon 

A guide for young people providing 

teenagers with accessible information 

about themselves and their bodies in 

a responsible way. Choices has been 

designed to be read by young people 

themselves, for peer educators, youth 

leaders or teachers to organise 

learning sessions and for parents to 

read and discuss with their children. 

136pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-9736-9 


Healthy living means looking after ourselves and our environment, 

preventing diseases and following good health and hygiene rules. 

Living Health is a series of readers, which focuses on important 

health topics worldwide. Each book presents a lively story followed 

by a “Fact File” of fascinating information and activities, all based 

on the theme of health. The books are graded into four language 

levels and are colourfully illustrated. Levels 3 and 4 are appropriate 

for secondary school students. 

All About Drink And Drug Abuse 

Alexander McCall Smith 

Level 4 

A Very Special Place 

Theme: Traditional and Western Medicine 

A. Kiss 

48pp | 978-0-333-66623-4 

Riding to the Rescue 

Theme: Cholera and Diarrhoea 

D. Meers 

48pp | 978-0-333-92442-6 

Prisca’s Family 

Theme: Families and Health 

D. Morgan 

48pp | 978-0-333-68202-9 

Addressed to young people, this important book presents the facts and illustrates 

the problems, dangers and pressures of alcohol, tobacco and drug abuse, and in 

doing so tackles them head-on. It is also recommended to those responsible for 

social and community groups, to parents, and also to teachers who will fi nd it an 

excellent supplementary reader for secondary school courses. 

64pp | 216 x 138mm | 978-0-333-48297-1

Teaching about 

HIV AND AIDS 

IN THE CARIBBEAN 

Diane Browne, Gisela Winkler 

and Maren Bodenstein 

This area of the curriculum is a challenging one to teach for many reasons. This book 

covers all that the aspiring or busy teacher needs to know to begin teaching about 

HIV and AIDS. 

There are sections on: 

■ What every teacher needs to know about HIV and AIDS 

■ Laying the foundations - understanding our attitudes to HIV and AIDS 

■ Preventing the spread of HIV and AIDS 

■ Sex and Sexuality 

■ Teaching about HIV in all areas of the curriculum 

■ Teaching children affected by HIV and AIDS 

144pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-8593-9 

The AIDS Handbook 

Third Edition (Fully Revised) 

John Hubley 

The aim of this book is to prepare those who are becoming involved with AIDS 

education in the family, community and workplace. It is also intended to meet the 

needs of those wanting a basic introduction to the disease and how to reduce the 

risk of becoming infected. Most books on AIDS published to date focus on Europe 

and the United States: this book emphasises the needs of developing countries. 

144pp | 234 x 156mm | 978-0-333-94576-6 


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Book 1 

224pp | 978-0-2300-2608-7 

Surendra S. P. Raghunandan 

Book 2 

224pp | 978-0-2300-2609-4 

Key features include: 

■ Clear and concise explanations of concepts 

■ Numerous examples with step-by-step explanations 

■ Alternative methods of solving problems 

■ Extensive practice exercises 

■ Multiple-choice questions 


Book 3 

208pp | 978-0-2300-2607-0 

Caribbean Mathematics for Today has been written specifi cally to provide the ideal foundation 

for success at CXC (CSEC) and beyond. 

Each book caters for students of all abilities, and students should be able to comfortably work 

through the examples and exercises independently. 

The Author 

Surrendra S. P. Raghunandan was born and educated 

in Guyana. He has taught Mathematics at high school 

level in Jamaica, St Lucia, Grenada and Guyana. 

He is the author of CXC Mathematics for the 21st 

Century, also published by Macmillan. 

All Caribbean Mathematics for Today titles are 248 x 187mm.

Word problems are given where appropriate 

to construct a bridge between mathematics 

and everyday life 

Examples are given to illustrate simple 

approaches to solving problems and to 

create directions in logical thinking 

Chapter 

arrangement 

facilitates the 

development of 

deductive reasoning 

and expansion of skills 

Content is presented in a 

clear and straightforward way 

Chapters end with a review 

exercise to revise the concepts of 

the chapter and to familiarise 

students with 

multiple-choice 

questions 

The application of concepts 

and rules is demonstrated 

in examples 


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My Father Sun-Sun Johnson 

This book combines an irresistible 

gaiety of style with a sensitive 

understanding of the relationship 

between father and son. 

112pp | 184 x 123mm | 978-0-333-38539-5 

Full Circle 

The Rami Johnson Story 

This sequel to My Father Sun-Sun 

Johnson is the life affi rming 

story of how Rami Johnson 

overcomes tragedy to rebuild 

his home and his life and restores 

his family’s fortune. 

144pp | 186 x 124mm | 978-0-333-99648-5 

A Time To Say Goodbye 

This is the last book in the trilogy 

of the Johnson saga. The story 

is told by Donna Rae Johnson, 

Rami’s wife, and a teacher. 

Jake has long left Kendal, but he 

returns. Once again, Jake’s plans 

are left in ruins as he fails to make 

the comeback he hoped for… 

120pp | 186 x 124mm | 978-1-4050-7539-8 


The C. Everard Palmer Collection 

C. Everard Palmer was born in Kendal in the Jamaican parish of Hanover. 

He had his early education in the rural community after which he attended 

Mico Teachers’ College in Kingston. He worked as a journalist with the Gleaner 

Company before starting a career as an author. All his stories have so far 

been inspired by the memories of his childhood, and though the people and 

incidents are imagined they could easily have been real. 

These popular works of junior fi ction are all exciting stories of life in 

rural Jamaica, told with warmth, affection and insight. 

Baba and Mr Big 

The story, set in Jamaica like all of 

Everard Palmer’s stories, is funny, 

exciting – and keeps us guessing 

until the end. 

96pp | 184 x 124mm | 978-0-333-58317-3 

Big Doc Bitteroot 

This book is rich in character and 

rich in atmosphere. The sun seems 

to generate an energy and a capacity 

for fun in the people of Kendal, so 

that even the smallest event is a 

happening to be relished and 

remembered. 

160pp | 184 x 123mm | 978-0-333-58316-6 

A Cow Called Boy 

A touching story of Josh’s fi ght to 

save his hand-reared bull-calf, Boy, 

from the butcher’s greedy hands. 

112pp | 184 x 123mm | 978-0-333-39783-1 

The Sun Salutes You 

In spite of the tension inherent in the 

plot, this shows the same gaiety and 

zest that characterise Palmer’s 

previous stories. With vivid phrases 

and fresh dialogue, the author brings 

to life the characters of this 

Jamaican village. 

144pp | 184 x 124mm | 978-0-333-36838-1 

The Cloud with the Silver Lining 

Warmth and colour fi ll this lovely 

story of life in the Jamaican 

countryside before the days of 

electricity. Laszlo Ac’s sensitive 

and lively drawings add to the 

pleasure of this book. 

160pp | 184 x 123mm | 978-0-333-44439-9

Island Fiction 

Series Editor: Joanne Johnson 

Island Fiction is a brand-new fi ction series from Macmillan Caribbean aimed at 

teenagers and young adults. The fast-paced, dynamic stories are all based around 

fantasy, science-fi ction and the legends and folklore of the Caribbean. The young 

heroes and heroines follow intriguing quests, dice with danger and overcome all 

manner of evil forces as they attempt to save themselves and those closest to 

them. Set in the Caribbean in the past, present and future, the Island Fiction 

books are guaranteed to get teenagers reading and eager for more. 

The Chalice Project 

Lisa Allen-Agostini 

Twins, Ada and Evan Brijlal, eat junk food, fi ght at school and are normal Trinidadian children in every 

way... or so it seems. Their father Steven, a genius scientist, desperately wants to protect his children 

from his reckless past. Now the future has caught up with them and Time as we know it may never be 

the same. A sneaky search for the mother they long to know leads them to a Jamaican laboratory and 

mind-blowing revelations. A secret potion and the mysterious Chalice Project are the children’s only 

clues to uncovering their true identities. 

192pp | 978-1-4050-9899-1 

Escape from Silk Cotton Forest 

Francis Escayg 

Under King Zar’s sincere but timid rule, the kingdom of Ierie is rife with corruption, on the brink of another 

war and in need of a true leader. Domino, a rebellious young Goan who seeks to avenge his mother’s 

death, stumbles into the role of Hero only to fi nd an even greater destiny awaits him. With best friend 

Peenut, a sly mongoose, Domino must leave behind the fun and festive teen spirit of Market Square in 

the heart of the El Tuchuce Forest. But dodging Lagahoos, outwitting Soucouyants and slaying giant 

Moongazers in his quest for emancipation from the bewitching power of La Diablesse and her dark reign 

over The Silk Cotton Forest, leads Domino to love and his life’s true purpose. 

192pp | 978-1-4050-9900-4 

The Legend of the Swan Children 

Maureen Marks-Mendonca 

Alex Springfeather has special powers, but he can’t stop his world from crumbling. His mother vanishes 

without a trace, he loses his home, and his life is in danger. On the run with his silver panman, Alex is 

plunged into an extraordinary adventure. Somewhere in the rainforests of South America lies the answer 

to a riddle that could save his mother… 

192pp | 978-1-4050-9901-1 

Night of the Indigo 

Michael Holgate 

Marassa, a 15 year old Jamaican boy, is catapulted into a wondrous world of Natural Mysticism. His twin brother Wico is dying and no 

doctor on earth can save him. Guided by Kundo, the mystic warrior, Marassa transcends time and matter into an unknown dimension, 

a planet called Orunda. If he accepts his responsibility as a Marshal or “Warrior of Light” he can rescue his brother from the clutches of 

death. Can he overcome all obstacles and prove that he is worthy of his title? 

200pp | 978-0-2300-3073-2 

Time Swimmer 

Gerald Hausman 

Time Swimmer is the story of a young Jamaican, Luke, who befriends an ancient storytelling sea turtle, 

Odysseus. Together they travel through Caribbean time, righting wrongs and saving lives – the pirate, 

Henry Morgan, for one; and Cyparis, the only survivor of the Pelee volcano that killed 28,000 people in 

Martinique in 1902, to name another. The novel is full of spiders that are men and lizards that are gods. 

All mixed together in a pepperpot stew of fantastic spice that blends fi ery history with delectable fantasy. 

128pp | 978-1-4050-9898-4 

All Island Fiction titles are paperback and 196 x 129mm. 

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■ Full length, unabridged, larger format editions 

■ Two-colour illustrations throughout 

■ Notes appear on the same page as the text 


Macmillan Modern Shakespeare 

A new way of looking at Shakespeare, ideal for students unfamiliar 

with the historical and cultural background of the texts. 

■ Includes: comprehensive notes and glossary, full historical and cultural background, plot summary, character 

notes and sketches and discussion questions 

See page 8 for the full Macmillan Modern Shakespeare listing. 

Stories to Remember 

Designed to introduce children to classic literature in an appealing and attractive 

way, Stories to Remember are produced with bright full-colour covers and are 

illustrated with evocative line drawings. Although the books are abridged and the 

language simplifi ed, they retain all the richness and fl avour of the original works. 

A full list of titles is available on request. 

See page 9 for the full Stories to Remember listing.

Series Editor: Jeannette Allsopp 

Malva J. Lewis • Yolanda E. Nelson-Springer • Erskine Padmore 

The Dime series has been written specifi cally for Caribbean 

secondary schools by a team of highly experienced Spanish 

teachers. It deals with the regional practicalities of learning 

Spanish for a Latin American context and provides a 

comprehensive foundation for students at the lower 

secondary levels up to and including those sitting 

Spanish at CSEC level. 

Student’s Packs 


Dime 

(Grade 7) 

128pp | 978-0-2300-1306-3 


Dime Mucho 

(Grade 8) 

136pp | 978-0-2300-2008-5 


Dime Mucho Más 

(Grade 9) 

160pp | 978-0-2300-2009-2 

Workbooks 

Workbook 1: 

Dime 


80pp | 978-0-333-95940-4 

Workbook 2: 

Dime Mucho 


80pp | 978-0-333-95941-1 

All Dime titles are 246 x 187mm. 

Workbook 3: Dime Mucho Más 


80pp | 978-0-333-95942-8 

Teacher’s Book 

Dime Teacher’s Book 1-3 

144pp | 978-0-333-91471-7 

The Authors 

Jeannette Allsopp has over forty 

years’ experience as a foreign 

language educator and is at 

present Director of the Caribbean 

Anglophone and Multilingual 

Dictionary Programmes at the 

University of the West Indies in 

Barbados. 

Malva J. Lewis has over 

twenty-fi ve years’ experience of 

teaching Spanish at secondary 

school level. 

Erskine Padmore has taught French 

and Spanish at the Lodge School, 

Barbados for over 12 years. 

Yolanda E. Nelson Springer 

has taught for a number of years 

and is presently a primary school 

Spanish teacher in Barbados. 

Sally Seetahal-Mohammed has 

taught for over 20 years. She has 

been involved with CXC at both 

the CSEC and CAPE levels in both 

Trinidad and St Lucia. 


Science 

UPPER SECONDARY 


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A Caribbean Approach 


Macmillan Caribbean Certificate Atlas 

Third Edition 

A completely revised and expanded atlas focusing on the most accurate and up-to-date 

digital mapping of all countries of the Caribbean, with special thematic maps newly 

designed to illustrate the economic and social character of the region. New digital world 

maps are incorporated from a series of internationally acclaimed Macmillan school atlases. 

160pp | 300 x 230mm | 978-0-333-92410-5 

Rita Dyer & Norma Maynard 

This comprehensive Home Economics course for Lower Secondary schools has a distinct focus on Caribbean 

foods and Caribbean lifestyles. The texts offer a defi nitive treatment of: Foods, Clothing and Textiles and Home 

Management. Each text contains objectives and activities for each unit, making them ideal for use at school or 

at home. 

Book 1 

136pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-79398-5 

Book 2 

112pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-79399-2 

Book 3 

144pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-79400-5

An original course, written by teachers 

specifi cally for the junior secondary or 

equivalent level in the Caribbean. Starting 

from basic principles, the chapters unfold 

in a logical order, rather than in the 

sequence of a particular syllabus. 

■ The topics covered emphasise both the scientifi c principles involved 

in good agricultural practice and their economic importance 

■ Careful attention to language level has produced a simple and 

concise course 

■ Designed to encourage pupil involvement and the practical application 

of agricultural science 

■ Exercises and questions throughout aid progress, stimulate discussion 

and suggest further activities 

■ Extensively illustrated with two-colour artwork and black and white 

photographs 

This course leads pupils naturally into the two-book course, 

Caribbean Agricultural Science (see page 20). 

Book 1 

112pp | 978-0-333-49617-6 

Book 2 

136pp | 978-0-333-52548-7 

Book 3 

224pp | 978-0-333-53535-6 

All Junior Secondary Agriculture for the Caribbean 

titles are 248 x 187mm. 

I. Mohammed & L. Ferdinand 

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Health and Family Life Education 

Gerard Drakes Christopher Graham Mavis Fuller Barbara Fuller 

Health and Family Life Education is an exciting new course for Caribbean secondary schools. 

It addresses the needs of lower secondary students and teachers for a life-skills based course 

refl ecting the CARICOM Regional Curriculum Framework document but also takes into account 

national syllabuses, such as those from Jamaica, Belize and Trinidad. 

Health and Family Life Education meets the challenges facing Caribbean societies today, such as the HIV 

and AIDS epidemic, rising levels of violence, health and environmental problems. Each Student’s Book 

contains approximately enough material for one 45 minute lesson per week over a year and each lesson 

takes a double-page spread for easy use. The course can be used within dedicated Health and Family 

Life Education subject lessons or more fl exibly when HFLE is integrated within other subjects, or with 

Form groups, Guidance and Counselling lessons or after school clubs. 

Student’s Books 

Student’s Book 1 (Grade 7) 

96pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-8668-4 


96pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-8669-1 


96pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-8670-7 

Workbooks 

Workbook 1 (Grade 7) 

64pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-8665-3 


64pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-8666-0 


64pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-8667-7 

Teacher’s Guide 

Builds healthy attitudes, 

motivation, values and life 

skills as well as teaching 

information, to enable 

students to better cope 

with the complex world 

in which they will operate 

as adults 


There are four distinct themes or strands which are found in each of the 

three years: Self and Interpersonal Relationships, Sexuality and Sexual 

Health, Appropriate Eating and Fitness and Managing the Environment 

The course is interactive 

and participatory, using 

mini-stories, case studies 

and other stimulus 

material to build on 

students’ own experience 

and encourage them to 

take an active role in their 

communities 

The material in each year builds upon what has been done earlier, 

carefully structured to develop appropriate life skills through interactive, 

self-discovery learning 

Includes a CD of images from the course to be used for class discussion. The Teacher’s Guide provides sections on teaching 

methodologies and strategies, participatory learning, assessment, and lesson notes for each theme and unit in each year, as well 

as additional information about life skills and background factual information.

Living Health 

Healthy living means looking after ourselves and our 

environment, preventing diseases and following good health 

and hygiene rules. Living Health is a series of readers, which 

focuses on important health topics worldwide. Each book 

presents a lively story followed by a “Fact File” of fascinating 

information and activities, all based on the theme of health. 

The books are highly illustrated in full colour and each book 

has a word list. 

Rita Dyer & Norma Maynard 

All Living Health titles are 248 x 187mm. 

Level 3 

Just in Time 

Theme: Respiratory Diseases 

G. Winkler 

32pp | 978-1-4050-9509-9 

Not Too Late 

Theme: Smoking 

M. Brandt 

32pp | 978-1-4050-9510-5 

Buzzing Children 

Theme: Malaria 

D. Morgan 

48pp | 978-0-333-66622-7 

You Can Do It 

Theme: First Aid 

M. Montgomery 

48pp | 978-0-333-68204-3 


NEW 

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Jeniffer Mohammed 

CAPE Caribbean Studies: An Interdisciplinary Approach is designed for students preparing for the 

CAPE examinations in Caribbean Studies. The main aim of the book is to add to the knowledge 

and awareness that Caribbean persons have about their region, an important step in addressing 

its potential and challenges. 

480pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-6297-8 

Easy to read text 

enhances reflection 

Each chapter includes a detailed list of 

objectives and a glossary of the terms 

introduced 

Format based on the 3 modules of the 

CAPE Caribbean Studies syllabus: 

(i) Caribbean Society & Culture 

(ii) Caribbean Development and 

(iii) Researching Social Life 

There are a large number of graphs, 

maps, diagrams, photographs and other 

illustrations which complement and extend 

the text 


A research component 

in each chapter provides 

guidance on how to 

design and carry out 

a study based on the 

themes discussed 

Guidance is given for the 

SBA, including a sample 

project 

Boxed material on case studies and/or divergent and 

controversial issues 

Each section includes a revision test along the lines of the papers set for the CSEC 

examinations, including both multiple-choice and structured Questions Debates and 

discussions are suggested to encourage students to think about the challenges faced 

by both individuals and communities/nations in the 21st century 

A critical approach to the 

range of issues significant 

to the development of 

an informed Caribbean 

person – gender, inclusion, 

diversity, social justice, 

sport, tourism, indigenous 

peoples, globalization and 

the integration movement 

Varied and innovative 

activities provide 

opportunities to develop 

important information skills 

such as interpreting tables 

and graphs or diagrams, 

carrying out surveys and 

doing research

Sandra Osbourne & Veronica Simon 

This text is suited to students studying CAPE Communication Studies as well as students studying 

introductory courses in English and Communication at Community Colleges and Universities. It introduces 

the student to the meaning of communication and covers a wide range of communication methodologies 

and their impact on meaning and understanding. The text is an interactive one that invites the student to 

write, speak, read and research. 

This text provides students with a wide understanding of what communication means, how we as humans 

communicate, what affects communication and ways of communicating effectively. Students will fi nd this 

text to be an essential tool in helping them become better communicators both in school and society. 

Practice tests and a grammar 

section to help students with 

review 

Pointers to online sites to aid student understanding 

of various topics 

‘Did you know?’ boxes provide 

useful and interesting pieces of 

information to promote interest 

and further study 

in the subject 

Photographs, cartoons, 

diagrams and tables encourage 

reader interest and illustrate 

a variety of communication 

techniques 

The Authors 

Focuses on language and the way that it is used by all people 

with emphasis on Caribbean linguistic diversities and their 

origins 

Veronica Simon has 27 years’ experience in education as a teacher, examiner 

and consultant. She is currently Resident Tutor/Head, University of the West 

Indies St. Lucia Centre, and Chief Examiner of CAPE Communication Studies. 

Sandra Osborne has worked in Education for over 25 years. She now 

teaches Literatures in English at The Barbados Community College. She is a 

former member of the Examining team for CAPE Communication Studies. 

A comprehensive guide through the processes 

of different types of writing including speeches 

and research papers 

336pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-7976-1 

Discusses the way that modern 

technology has affected and continues 

to affect communication, both 

negatively and positively 

Definitions, examples, 

discussion, and exercises to 

aid students in clarifying their 

understanding 


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Mastering CAPE Spanish 

Paper 1: Listening 

Student's Pack 


Mastering CAPE Spanish: Paper 1 

- Listening aims to equip students 

who are preparing for Paper 1 of the 

CAPE examination in both Units 1 

and 2 - Listening Comprehension. 

It includes: 

■ Practice on a variety of 

different questions found in 

Paper 1 

■ Exercises designed to follow 

the latest CAPE syllabus 

■ Material chosen for each 

exercise taken from the 

modules as prescribed in 

the syllabus 

■ Practice tests on both Units 

1 and 2 

A CD-ROM is included with the 

listening exercises making it 

suitable for students to use at 

school or at home. 

136pp | 276 x 219mm | 978-0-2300-2920-0 


Paper 1: Listening 

Teacher's Book 



This Teacher's Book accompanies 

Mastering CAPE Spanish: 

Paper 1 - Listening which aims 

to equip students who are 

preparing for Paper 1 of the 

CAPE Examination. 

96pp | 234 x 156mm | 978-1-4050-9888-5 


Paper 3: 

Literary Extracts and Themes 

Melva Persico 

Mastering CAPE Spanish: Paper 3 

- Literary Extracts and Themes 

has been written to aid students in 

acquiring the skills and practice needed to 

succeed in Paper 3 of the CAPE Spanish 

Examinations (Units 1 and 2). Based on 

the recently revised CAPE Spanish 

syllabus, the text contains the following: 

■ A glossary (with examples in Spanish) 

of the literary terms essential for 

students studying literature 

■ Sample passages as examples 

on how to answer questions 

on literary extracts 

■ Examination-style passages 

with literary analysis questions 

■ Examination-style essay topics on 

all the thematic areas for both units 

■ Tips on planning and writing essays 

■ Sample essays for each 

thematic area in both units 

This text is an essential guide for both 

teachers and students. 

72pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-7977-8

Uses a carefully controlled 

language structure 

Book 1 

168pp | 978-0-333-97653-1 

Book 2 

Adopts an approach of inquiry 

216pp | 978-0-333-97654-8 

Contains 

plenty of 

ideas for 

classroom 

activities 

Book 3 

224pp | 978-0-333-97655-5 

Workbook 1 

96pp | 978-1-4050-3176-9 

All Integrated Science for Jamaica titles are 248 x 187mm. 

This popular and established course has been 

completely revised and updated. The second 

edition of this three-book course closely 

follows the aims and subject matter of Grades 

7 to 9 of the Jamaica National Curriculum. 

Brings together the essential skills 

of science: observation, reporting, 

organisation of information, prediction 

and experimentation 

Workbook 2 

72pp | 978-1-4050-3177-6 

Workbook 3 

88pp | 978-1-4050-3178-3 

Includes simple 

practical experiments 


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Ian Gordon 

As well as containing extensive sections on Standard English 

grammar and usage, there are also wide-ranging units on the 

expressive qualities of Jamaican Creole, and students are encouraged 

to operate with ease across the language continuum as the context 

requires. Many forms of communication, from the traditional to modern 

and encompassing oral, visual, tactile and kinetic approaches, 

are examined in depth, but with a lightness of touch that is sure to 

appeal to today’s secondary student. 

Exploring English in Jamaica 

Book 1 

256pp | 978-0-333-65227-5 


Book 2 

256pp | 978-0-333-65228-2 


Book 3 

272pp | 978-0-333-65229-9 

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Resource and Technology 

Series Editor: Patrick Facey 

Trudy-Ann Barrett Safron Douglas-Dunbar Shellion Dillion-Burrell Ruth Miller Roy Taylor 

Macmillan Resource and Technology is a set of two books written to cover the lower secondary Resource and 

Technology Curriculum in Jamaica. Book 1 is for Grades 7 and 8 and Book 2 is for Grade 9. The books provide 

up-to-date coverage of the knowledge, skills and techniques required for resource and technology. 

Chapters broken up into 

manageable topics 

Provides particular information 

on the knowledge, skills and 

techniques needed for the 

five modules (Agriculture and 

the Environment, Business 

Basics, Design Arts, Home and 

Family Management, Industrial 

Techniques) 

Gives information on resource and 

technology in everyday life 

Diagrams and photos to show 

students key resources and 

techniques 

Topics with clear 

objectives 

Key terms defined 

and provided in a 

glossary for each 

module 

Summative activities that enable 

students to use the skills they 

have developed 

Clearly set out content including 

tables of information, giving easy 

access to source information 

Self-check topic questions to help review learning and understanding 

Activities that help students develop all the design process skills 

The Authors 

Book 1 

352pp | 276 x 219mm | 978-1-4050-6281-7 

Book 2 

376pp | 276 x 219mm | 978-1-4050-6282-4 

Patrick Facey has played a key role in the development and 

implementation of this subject in Jamaican schools. 

The rest of the author team is made up of practising teachers 

experienced in teaching the module they have written. Subject 

offi cers responsible for the modules from the Ministry of 

Education and teacher trainers have acted as consultants 

throughout the development of the books. 


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Social Studies for Jamaica 

Marjorie Allen-Vassell, Lorna Fraser, 

Alison McCallun and Lorna Coke 

Social Studies for Jamaica is a new course written specially to cover the Jamaican R.O.S.E. syllabus for Grades 7 to 

9. An Examination-type End-of-Year test is included to help with revision and examination practice. All three books 

of the series are in full colour. 

Social Studies for Jamaica: 

Book 1 

240pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-69774-0 


Book 2 

232pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-69775-7 


Book 3 

216pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-69776-4 


Stimulating and varied text materials, including 

case studies, information boxes, tables, drama 

and dialogue, verse and songs, newspaper 

extracts and advertisements 

The Authors 

A skills-based 

approach 

to learning 

presented in 

full-colour 

Activities cater 

for a mixture of 

ability levels and 

aptitudes 

A wide variety of activities and stimulus questions, designed to allow 

students to explore topics for themselves as well as reinforcing 

concepts and skills introduced in the text 

Chapter summaries with a 

checklist of topics at the start of 

each chapter 

Opportunities for small-group 

work, class discussions, 

practical and creative activities 

and fieldwork as well as 

individual exercises based on 

the text 

A large number of illustrations 

enhance and support the text, 

including maps, diagrams, 

charts, cartoons and 

photographs 

The authors are all experienced Jamaican teachers, and bring a wealth 

of experience to this project, having between them worked as 

Education Offi cers for the Ministry of Education, Youth and Culture, 

acted as External Examiners for UWI and for CXC, and been involved 

in training teachers in Social Studies and Geography.

Linda Atwaroo-Ali and Reeya Maharaj 

The Integrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago series 

has been written especially by practising local teachers 

to cover the SEMP (Secondary Education Modernization 

Programme) curriculum for Forms 1 - 3. 

INTEGRATED 

SCIENCE 

FOR TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 


Reeya Maharaj BOOK 1 

Book 1 

304pp | 978-1-4050-6571-9 

Book 2 

312pp | 978-1-4050-6572-6 

Book 3 

224pp | 978-1-4050-6573-3 

Lively approach in which pupils 

learn by doing 

Plenty of interesting practical 

activities, using simple 

materials 

INTEGRATED 

SCIENCE 




All All Integrated Science for Trinidad and Tobago titles are 276 x 219mm. 

Highlighted key words with copy and complete summaries to familiarise with 

the terms and to help pupils identify the key information they need to know and 

understand 

INTEGRATED 

SCIENCE 




End of chapter 

questions including 

those for lower 

achievers 

Questions at the 

end of the book to 

help prepare for the 

National Certificate of 

Secondary Education 

Clear language 

and helpful 

illustrations 

Talking heads 

and amazing 

facts to develop 

and hold pupil’s 

interest in 

science 


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Social Studies for Trinidad 

and Tobago 

Anthony Luengo 

The three texts in the series offer a variety of opportunities to students for individual study and group work 

through a combination of informative narrative and numerous creative and skill-building activities. 

Offers “Thinking Creatively and Critically” 

activities to encourage analysis, application, 

synthesis, and evaluation 

Book 1: 

My Self, My World 

248pp | 276 x 219mm | 978-1-4050-6140-7 

Book 2: 

Understanding our Past, 

Shaping our Future 

288pp | 276 x 219mm | 978-1-4050-6141-4 

Book 3: 

Planet Earth, Planet People 

280pp | 276 x 219mm | 978-1-4050-6142-1 

Highlights key terms and concepts at the beginning of 

each chapter and as they appear in the chapter itself 

Includes numerous visuals such as photographs, 

maps, charts, and timelines, both to reinforce the 

narrative and to help students develop their skills 

at interpreting visual material 

Covers all units and learning outcomes of the syllabus 

Anthony Luengo was born in Port of Spain, but now lives in Toronto, 

Canada where he is a writer, teacher, and publishing consultant. He 

is currently a textbook publishing and professional communications 

instructor. He also taught at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad 

and Barbados and has published numerous textbooks. 


Provides “Key 

Questions” at the 

beginning of each 

chapter to trigger 

student interest and 

thinking 

Includes 

“Checkpoints” 

to ensure 

comprehension 

of content 

Includes a glossary of key terms and 

concepts, as well as an index 

Provides “Skills Tool 

Kits” for the development 

of specific skills 

such as locating and 

evaluating information, 

conducting interviews, 

reading and interpreting 

graphic information, 

researching the Internet, 

working collaboratively, 

making decisions, 

recognizing point of 

view, separating fact 

from opinion, detecting 

bias, and making oral 

presentations

Bahamian 

Landscapes 

Third Edition 


Neil E. Sealey 

The Bahamas Today is a study of the economic and human 

geography of The Bahamas emphasizing the interdependency 

between man and the land in a country covering hundreds 

of islands stretching from the coast of Florida to Haiti. An 

essential text for students taking the Bahamas General 

Certifi cate of Secondary Education and for students at college 

level, The Bahamas Today is also a study of the Bahamian 

people for the general reader. Illustrated with many maps, 

diagrams and photographs it includes questions which will 

encourage the student and reader to explore the geography of 

the country further. 

152pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-0377-3 

Bahamian History 

Book 2 

Gillian Bain (Updated by Gail Saunders) 

A two-part detailed history textbook, well illustrated with line drawings, photographs 

and maps, will help students become more aware of their history and heritage. 

Bahamian History: Book 2 is aimed at students studying for the Bahamian GCSE 

examination. 

112pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-33970-1 

The Bahamas Today 

An Introduction to the Human and Economic Geography of The Bahamas 

Neil E. Sealey 

This third edition refl ects the continuing popularity of this seminal work on the physical geography 

and geology of The Bahamas. The text is suitable for secondary school 

BGCSE and visiting students, as well as for anyone who needs a 

detailed introduction to the nature of the Bahamian environment. 

■ With the use of colour throughout it is now even easier to 

use and to understand the complex relationships between 

man, nature and the physical environment of The Bahamas 

■ Sets of questions and related tasks at the end of every 

chapter allow for self-study and are a useful aid for the teacher 

■ The topics follow a logical pattern from the origin of The 

Bahamas through to the economic use of its natural resources, 

and conclude with a detailed study of the local climate 

184pp | 247 x 186mm | 978-1-4050-6406-4 

Sources of Bahamian History 

Philip Cash, Shirley Gordon, Gail Saunder 

Sources of Bahamian History explores the past of the Bahamian islands through 

contemporary evidence, with introductions and questions to help the reader to share 

the experience. Written sources, which form the major part of the book, are supported 

by pictorial and archaeological material to emphasize the varying perspectives of 

different peoples of the Bahamian islands over the years. The use of missionary 

records and newspapers offset the offi cial comment by colonial and government 

agencies and allows for a Bahamas-centred emphasis. 

392pp | 230 x 154mm | 978-0-333-53746-6 

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SOCIAL STUDIES 

FOR BAHAMIAN SECONDARY 

SCHOOLS 

Neil Sealey & Chris Curry with Pat Rahming (Book 3) 

This series has been especially designed to meet the requirements of the latest Bahamas 

Junior Certifi cate (BJC) syllabus for Social Studies. 

The Bahamas 

A Social Studies Course 

for Secondary Schools 

Book 1 outlines the origins of civilisation around the world 

and includes The Bahamas in the overall picture. It describes 

the nature of resources and their sustainable use as well as 

elements of the cultural and social nature of Bahamian life. 

200pp | 978-0-333-92183-8 

Book 2 builds on the foundations established in Book 1 

and equips the student with the necessary tools for more 

advanced studies. 

The origins of Bahamian society are described in detail 

together with an introduction to Bahamian culture and some 

of the problems of modern day living. The weather, climate 

and vegetation that give the Bahamas and the Caribbean 

their distinctive nature are dealt with in some detail. 

152pp | 978-0-333-92184-5 


J. Berryman 

This second edition of The Bahamas: A Social Studies Course for Secondary Schools has been 

updated to take into account recent changes in The Bahamas since the text was fi rst published. 

In particular, economic, political and social developments have been included, together with 

progress in the arts and sport. This well established text is now an indispensable requirement for 

all Bahamian students of Social Studies. 

112pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-46120-4 


Book 3 brings to a natural conclusion these topics completing the course 

for students studying for The Bahamas Junior Certifi cate. The rise of 

modern Bahamian society and the modern economy is discussed as well 

as the history of The Bahamas since emancipation. A study of mapwork 

completes the practical requirements for the course. 

152pp | 978-0-333-92185-2 

All Social Studies for Bahamian Secondary Schools 

titles are 248 x 187mm.

English and Languages 

*English A (Basic & General) 

978-0-2307-2881-3 

English B (General) 

978-0-2307-2882-0 

*French (General) 

978-0-2307-2883-7 

*Spanish (General) 

978-0-2307-2874-5 

Business Education 

*Principles of Business AND 

Office Procedures (General) 

978-0-2307-2872-1 

*Principles of Accounts (General) 

978-0-2307-2894-3 

Electronic Document 

Preparation Management 

978-0-2307-3012-0 

Typewriting (General) 

978-0-2307-2875-2 

Mathematics 

*Mathematics (Basic) 

978-0-2307-2891-2 

*Mathematics (General) 

978-0-2307-2892-9 

All CSEC Past Papers are 216 x 138mm. 

Sciences 

*Biology (General) 

978-0-2307-2878-3 

*Chemistry (General) 

978-0-2307-2880-6 

*Integrated Science (General) 

978-0-2307-2890-5 

*Physics (General) 

978-0-2307-2893-6 

Human and Social Biology 

978-2307-2886-8 

Information Technology 

(General & Technical) 

978-0-2307-2889-9 

Art & Crafts and 

Industrial Arts 

Visual Arts AND Theatre 

Arts (General) 

978-0-2307-2876-9 

*Industrial Arts: 

Technical Drawing (General) 

978-0-2307-2887-5 

*Industrial Technology: 

Electrical and Electronic Technology 

AND Mechanical Engineering 

Technology AND Building 

Technology (Technical) 

978-0-2307-2888-2 

Geography, History 

& Social Studies 

*Geography (General) 

978-0-2307-2884-4 

*Caribbean History (General) 

978-0-2307-2879-0 

*Social Studies (Basic & General) 

978-0-2307-2873-8 

Physical Education 

and Sport 

Physical Education and 

Sport (General) 

978-0-2307-3011-3 


*Home Economics: 

Clothing and Textiles 

AND Management 

AND Food and Nutrition 

(General) 

978-0-2307-2885-1 

New Papers 


Economics 

Religious Studies 

978-0-2307-2877-6 

*Includes specimen 

multiple-choice questions. 


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MACMILLAN CXC REVISION GUIDES 

MACMILLAN CXC REVISION GUIDES 

HISTORY 

History 

Nadine C. Atkinson 

168pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-5982-4 

Human & Social Biology 

Phil Gadd 

NADINE C. ATKINSON 

Macmillan CXC Revision Guides are the perfect companions for exam preparation and success. 

■ Total coverage of the CXC syllabus 

■ Numerous practice exercises and worked examples 

■ Exam tips and practical advice from teachers and examiners 

168pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-9889-2 

Biology 

June Mitchelmore 

224pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-95308-2 

Chemistry 

Mike Taylor 

272pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-95310-5 

Caribbean Revision 

History for CXC 

Peter Ashdown and Francis Humphreys 

160pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-46116-7 

Human and Social Biology 

Revision by Examination 

P. Gadd 

96pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-32956-6 

■ Vital last-minute revision and practice to boost 

grades and improve chances of success 

■ Ideal for self-study 

■ Revision checklists 

Spanish 



224pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-1-4050-2825-7 

Mathematics 

Stephen Jackson 

176pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-77672-8 

Principles of Business 

Ivan Waterman 

136pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-99075-9 

Principles of Accounts 

Gaynelle Holdip and Cecelia Lamorell 

240pp | 248 x 187mm | 978-0-333-99205-0

MACMILLAN 

English 

DICTIONARY 

SECOND EDITION 

The second edition of the Macmillan English 

Dictionary now contains a wealth of new 

material, while building on the innovative 

features that won it two prestigious awards. 

The most frequent 7,500 words in English 

- the ideal vocabulary size for an advanced 

learner - are printed in red, graded with stars, 

and explained with extra detail about how 

you should use them. 

Let the Macmillan English Dictionary 

open up your world! 

This new edition includes: 

■ Hundreds of new words (satnav, greenwash, carbon trading, adspend, crystal meth, 

cyberlaw, geoeconomics) 

■ Many more collocations, synonyms and antonyms 

■ Extra clearly labelled subject-specifi c vocabulary (equity capital, faultline, heritage language, 

link rot, culture medium, data compression) 

■ Multi-page vocabulary building sections on the themes of movement, communication 

and emotions 

■ A complete package of unique, carefully researched materials 

based on a detailed analysis of learners’ own writing 

■ Full-page writing sections and ‘Get it right’ boxes help 

you to become a more confi dent writer in academic 

and professional situations. This material has been 

created following a two-year collaboration with the 

Centre for English Corpus Linguistics, led by 

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Catholique de Louvain in Belgium 

Hardback 

1872pp | 234 x 156mm | 978-0-2300-2545-5 

Including CD-ROM 

978-0-2300-2546-2 

Paperback 

1872pp | 234 x 156mm | 978-1-4050-2628-4 


978-1-4050-2526-3 


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896pp | 198 x 134mm | 978-1-4050-1342-0 

CD-ROM only 

978-1-4050-5710-3 

A two-colour dictionary for intermediate level students 

with a special emphasis on school subject vocabulary. 

The word selection is based on the 200 million word World 

English Corpus and is supplemented with words taken 

from curriculum coursebooks, all in an easy-tofollow 

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The dictionary also contains a helpful reference section 

containing information on irregular verbs, 

pronunciation, geographical names and nationalities; 

a Study Skills section that includes revision and 

examination skills, and language help pointers that 

give guidance on grammar, spelling and provide useful 

example sentences. 

FOR LEARNERS OF ENGLISH 

The Macmillan Essential Dictionary is an essential 

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invaluable support for those wishing to write and speak 

English accurately. This two-colour dictionary and CD- 

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and phrasal verbs, with 36,000 examples showing how 

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896pp | 198 x 134mm | 978-0-2300-3947-6 


978-0-2300-3948-3 

MACMILLAN 

School 

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MACMILLAN 

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DICTIONARY 

Visit www.macmillandictionaries.com for activities, games, tips and much more. 

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Macmillan Wall Map of the Caribbean 


Macmillan’s wall maps have been produced using 

the latest digital cartographic techniques that 

ensure information is displayed with clarity and 

precision. 

■ The large-format, full-colour layout and 

clear labelling make them easy to read 

from a distance 

■ Durable, fi nished with a tough wipe-down 

surface which can be marked with 

water-based pens and wiped clean 

■ The laminated editions are supplied with 

4 metal corner eyelets for ease of display 

■ Also featured are the national fl ags, climate 

charts, fact fi les giving useful 

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890 x 1160mm | Single-sided 

Laminated Edition 

978-1-4050-2638-3 

Paper Edition 

978-1-4050-2637-6 

Macmillan Wall Map of Jamaica 

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St John 

USA 

Little 

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Abaco COMMONWEALTH 

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18˚00'N 

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Marsh 

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OF THE 

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ST ST Bathsheba 

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13˚10'N THOMAS Coffee 

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AND 

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Gully 

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25°00'N 

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Florida Bay 

ST 

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BARBUDA 

ST MICHAEL GEORGE 

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The 17˚00'N AND NEVIS 

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Crane 

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Foul Bay 

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Crooked Island 

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59˚40'W 

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65˚00'W 64˚00'W 

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French Cays 

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Acklins 

Batabanó 

70°00'W 65°00'W 

Range 

Island Mayaguana 

Guane 

Ciego 

Island 

Cape San 

Cienfuegos 

de Avila 

60°00'W 16˚00'N 

16˚00'N 

Antonio 

Providenciales 

Cape Catoche 

Cape 

Sancti 

Grand-Bourg 

Little Inagua 

Marie Galante 

Corrientes 

Spíritus 

Nuevitas 

Island Grand Turk 

I. de la Juventud 

Matthew 

Motul Cape Lucrecia 

Tizimín 

Camagüey 

CUBA 

Holguín Town 

ATLANTIC 

DOMINICA 

Great Inagua 

Banes 

Island 

Portsmouth 

Valladolid 

Gulf of 

DOMINICAN 

OCEAN 

Gulf of 

Cozumel Island 

Guacanayabo Bayamo 

Ticul 

Guantánamo Tortue 

Campeche 

Manzanillo 

Cape Island REPUBLIC 

20°00'N 

Tekax 

Maisi 

20°00'N 

Vigía Chico 

Cayman Brac 

Santiago 

Monte Puerto Plata 

Cape Cruz 

Ascension Bay 

Cristi 

Little Cayman 

de Cuba 

Gulf of Santiago 

Escocesa Bay 

15˚00'N 

15˚00'N 

Champotón 

Espíritu Santo Bay 

Gonâves Gonaïves 

San Francisco de Macorís 

MEXICO 

Grand Cayman 

St. Marc La Vega 

Ste- 

Samaná Bay 

Ciudad del 

Gonâve Island Hinche San Juan de 

Navassa 

San Pedro 

Marie 

Carmen 

Island Jérèmie 

la Maguana 

Terminos 

Chetumal 

Montego Bay 

Port 

de Macorís Arecibo 

Lagoon 

(USA) 

Matamoros 

South Negril Point 

Antonio 

Lake 

Enriquillo 

Savanna-la-Mar 

Morant Les Cayes Jacmel 

Mayagüez Caguas 

Point 

Barahona 

Saona 

Island 

Mona 

Vieques 

Rivière-Pilote 

Cape 

Island 

HAITI 

Rojo Ponce 

JAMAICA 

Beata 

ANTIGUA 

Island 

ST KITTS 

AND BARBUDA 

BARBUDA 

ST LUCIA 

Flores 

14˚00'N 

Dolores 

AND NEVIS 

Comitán de BELIZE 

Soufrière 

Domínguez 

Pto. Cortéz 

Trujillo 

Caratasca Lagoon 

ST VINCENT VINCENT AND AND THE 

THE 

GUATEMALA 

DOMINICA GRENADINES 

HONDURAS 

15°00'N 

Georgetown St Vincent 

Juticalpa 

Comayagua 

C a r i b b e a n S e a 

Bequia 

La Esperanza 

13˚00'N 13˚00'N 

Pta. Gorda 

Mustique 

ST LUCIA 

San José 

San Miguel 

ST VINCENT AND 

AND 

Canouan 

Somoto 

Providencia 

Union 

La Unión 

Jinotega 

Island 

(Colombia) 

THE THE GRENADINES 

GRENADINES 

Carriacou 

Gulf of Fonseca 

Estelí Matagalpa 

EL SALVADOR Chinandega NICARAGUA 

BARBADOS 

San Andrés 

Pta. Gallinas 

GRENADA 

L. Managua Boaco 

Pta. de Perlas 

Island 

(Colombia) 

Guajira 

Peninsula 

Kralendijk 

Paraguaná Curaçao 

Los Roques La Blanquilla 

Grenville 

Bonaire 

Bluefields 

GRENADA 

Lake 

Punto Fijo Peninsula 

Jinotepe 

Ríohacha 

62˚00'W 61˚00'W 

Ometepe Island 

G. of Coro 

San Juan del 

Cape de la Aguja 

PACIFIC 

Rivas Nicaragua 

Norte Bay 

Gulf of 

Margarita 

Tobago 

San Carlos 

Venezuela 

Coro 

La Tortuga Island Porlamar 

Scarborough 

55°00'W 

OCEAN 

Liberia 

Ciénaga 

Paria 

Carúpano Peninsula TRINIDAD AND 

AND 

COSTA 

Cabimas 

Cumanà Gulf of Paria 

90°00'W 

Barcelona 

Trinidad TOBAGO ATLANTIC 

10°00'N 

Limón 

Calamar 

Lake 

Pto. La Cruz Caripito Serpent’s 

10°00'N 

Lake 

Valencia 

88˚00'W 

Panama 

Gulf of 

Mouth 

Chan Chen 

San Juan 

Maracaibo 

Bahia 

Canal 

Morrosquillo 

de los Morros 

BELIZE 

OCEAN 

Chetumal Rocky Point 

Cape Blanco Gulf 

Almirante 

of Nicoya 

Sincelejo 

Corozal 

RICA 

Magangué 

Sarteneja 

Lake Mosquitos 

Valle de 

COROZAL 

Pto. Cortés 

Chiriquí Gulf 

Gulf of 

Shipstern 

Coronado Bay 

Mérida 

Calabozo 

la Pascua El Tigre 

Darién 

Lagoon 

Boquete PANAMA 

La Gloria 

Barinas VENEZUELA 

Waini Point 

Orange Walk 

Gulf of Dulce 

Penonomé Rey Island Turbo 

Morawhanna 

18˚00'N Carmelita 

Gulf of Panama COLOMBIA 

San Pedro 

Santiago 

85°00'W 

Gulf of Chiriquí 

80°00'W 

75°00'W 

70°00'W 

San Felipe 

Garachiné El Real 

Apure 

65°00'W 

Matthews 

Revenge Maskall 

Ridge 

Lagoon 

New 

Cay 

78˚00'W 77˚30'W 

77˚00'W 

61°30'W 

61°00'W 

Charity 

River BELIZE Caulker 

Lagoon 

JAMAICA TRINIDAD 

Tumeremo 

ORANGE Burrell Boom 

Parika 

Galera 

Chupara 

WALK 

Belize Belize 

Diego 

Toco Point 

Arimu Mine 

International 

Point Blanchisseuse 

City 

18˚30'N Montego Bay 

Falmouth Martin 

Sangster 

Peter’s Mine Bartica 

ST DAVID 

Northern Turneffe 

Montego Bay 

Dragon’s ST GEORGE 

Lagoon Islands Lucea 

Village 

Sapodilla 

Mouths 

Issano 

Roaring 

ST JAMES Clarks 

Galina Point 

Lagoon 

HANOVER 

Creek 

Chaguaramas 

Matura 

Montpelier 

Matura Bay 

CorrivertonWegeningen 

Mana 

Town 

Port Maria 

Tunapuna 

Tumatumari 

Piarco 

Cambridge 

ST ANDREW 

Zanderij Albina 

Annotto Bay 

Blommestein 

San Ignacio 

TRELAWNY 

Caroni Swamp 

NEVIS 

Meer 

Colson Point 

Claremont 

San 

Negril 

5°00'N 

5°00'N 

Benque 

17˚00'N South WESTMORLAND 

Albert Town 

Annotto Bay 

Arima Sangre 

ST ANN 

Juan 

Alta Vista 

CORNWALL 

ST MARY 

GUYANA 

Viejo del 

Negril 

Buff Bay 

Grande 

Grand 

Point 

10°30'N 

10°30'N 

Carman 

Dangriga 

Chaguanas Talparo 

STANN 

Savanna-la-Mar 

MIDDLESEX 

Port Antonio 

CARONI 

Cocos 

Bluefields Bay 

Gulf 

Flanagin 

Maturuca 

Santi 

ST CATHERINE 

PORTLAND Northeast Point 

Bay 

Gramankondre 

CAYO CREEK All Pines 

Balaclava Frankfield 

of Couva Town 

Nariva Swamp 

ST ELIZABETH CLARENDON 

SURREY 

Paria 

Riversdale 

Linstead 

Limao - 

Tabaquite NARIVA 

Apoteri SURINAME 

ST ANDREW 

Port Point Lisas 

Santa Mandeville Spanish 

Pointe-à-Pierre Princes Rio Claro 

Maripasouia 

18˚00'N 

18˚00'N 

Big Creek 

Black River Cruz 

Town 

San Fernando Town 

MANCHESTER 

Pierreville 

Lethem 

Pontoetoe 

TOLEDO 

May Portmore Harbour 

Morant 

Dèbè 

ST THOMAS 

Mayaro 

Dadanawa 

San 

Point 

Norman 

Point Fortin MAYAROBay 

Antonio Monkey River Town 

Pen 

View Penal 

Manley 

Port 

VICTORIA 

Galeota 

Ycacos Point 

Great Pedro Bluff Alligator Long 

The Salt Morant 

ST PATRICK 

Point 

Portland 

Bonasse 

Guayaguayare 

Bay 

Ponds 

Morant 

Siparia 

Punta 

Pond 

Bight 

Bay 

Icacos Buenos 

Vista 

Point 

Biloku 

Gorda 

Ayres 

Alegre 

16˚00'N 

10°00'N 

Barranco 

Portlands Point 

BRAZIL 

89˚00'W 

88˚00'W 

78˚00'W 77˚30'W 77˚00'W 76˚30'W 

61°30'W 

60°00'W 55°00'W 

Runaway 

Progreso 

Mérida 

Campeche 

Orange Walk 

Belize City 

San Ignacio 

Dangriga 

Punta Gorda 

Puerto Barrios 

La Ceiba 

San Pedro Sula 

Huehuetenango 

Quezaltenango Zacapa 

Chiquimula 

Mazatenango 

Sta. Ana 

León 

Granada 

Puntarenas Alajuela 

Cartago 

Cristóbal 

David 

Bay 

St Ann’s Bay 

Browns 

Town Ocho 

Rios 

Colón 

BRITISH VIRGIN 

ISLANDS (UK) Sombrero 

Scale 1:190 000 

0 2 4 6 8 kilometres 

Dog Island 

The Caribbean 

0 1 2 3 4 miles 

ANGUILLA (UK) 


US VIRGIN 

ST MARTIN (France) 

ISLANDS (USA ) 

St Maarten 

Wall Map of the 

ST BARTHÉLEMY (France) 

NETHERLANDS Gustavia 

ANTILLES 

(Netherlands) 

Saba 

CARIBBEAN 

Caribbean 

St Eustatius 

Barbuda 

Sea 

Oranjestad 

St Kitts 

Antigua 

Nevis 

NASSAU 

All Saints 

BRIDGETOWN 

MONTSERRAT 

Scale 1:1 540 000 

(UK) 

0 

50 

100 kilometres 

HAVANA 

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Parish boundary 

GUADELOUPE 

(France) 

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AND 

CAICOS ISLANDS (UK) 

Îles des Saintes 

Cancún 

St Joseph 

CAYMAN ISLANDS (UK) 

GUANTÁNAMO 

BAY (USA) 

MARTINIQUE 

GEORGE 

BRITISH VIRGIN 

(France) 

TOWN 

ISLANDS (UK) 

St-Pierre 

Corozal 

ROAD TOWN ANGUILLA (UK) 

ST MAARTEN ST. MARTIN (France) 

(Netherlands) 

KINGSTON 

PUERTO RICO 

(USA) 

BELMOPAN 

MONTSERRAT 

(UK) 

GUADELOUPE (France) 

Vieux Fort 

MARTINIQUE 

(France) 

GUATEMALA 

CITY 

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Sea 

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(Netherlands) 

MANAGUA 

Santa Marta 

Barranquilla 

CARACAS 

Cartagena 

Maracaibo 

Valencia 

Maracay 

Barquisimeto 

SAN JOSÉ 

San 

Maturín 

Carlos 

Montería 

Tucupita 

PANAMA 

CITY 

Ciudad Ciudad 

San Fernando 

Bolívar de Guayana 

de Apure 

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International boundary 

Major road 

Linden 

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Railway 

0 10 20 kilometres 

I I I I I I I I 

BELMOPAN Canal 

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Member of CARICOM 

Capital city 

Major town 

Other town 

Major international airport 

KINGSTON 

Major port 

Marsh 

Boa Vista 

County boundary 

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Parish boundary 

Scale 1:4 000 000 


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Scale 1:590 000 

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County boundary 

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Lacantún 

Rio 

Blue Creek 

Bravo 

Sarstoon 

Usumacinta 

Labouring 

Rio 

Moho 

Rio 

Creek 

Belize 

Azul 

New 

Hondo 

Sibun 

Hondo 

Belize 

Lem pa 

Ambergris Cay 

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Cob re 

Tongue of the Ocean 

Camagüey Archipelago 

Wag 

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G R E A T E R 

HARBOUR 

DRIVE 

ASHFORD PANTON CLOSE 

NORTH CHURCH STREET 

WARWICK DRIVE 

FORT STREET 

ALBERT PANTON STREET 

CARDINALL AVENUE 

SHEDDEN ROAD 

GORIN G AVENUE WAY 

GORING 

AVENUE 

MISS 

LA. 

KEPPIE 

EDWARD STREET 

LOUISE LLEWELLYN 

FORT 

SYMS LA. 

Water 

MARY STRE ET 

The Harbour Zephyr 

Centre 

House 

Tower 

Building 

(Government 

Offices) 

Bank of 

Waterfront 

America 

Centre Legislative 

Assembly 

STREET 

MAIN STREET 

Conch 

Point 

Spanish 

Bay 

Old 

Birch Tree 

Boatswains 

Stores Barkers 

Palmetto 

Point 

Bay Hill Mount 

Boatswains Pleasant 

Barkers 

Bay The 

Cay 

Common Battle The 

Shores 

Head of 

Vicksville Ground 

Hell 

Barkers 

North 

West Point Coral 

Botabano 

Gables WEST BAY 

Salt 

Creek 

SEVEN 

MILE 

BEACH 

Governors 

Creek 

Governors 

Harbour 

Crystal 

Harbour 

Welch Point 

Safehaven 

Snug 

Harbour 

Man O War 

Britannia Cay 

ELGIN 

Exuma Sound 

DR. ROYS DRIVE 

AVENUE 

GENESIS CLOSE 

TA KOMA CL. 

Jamaica Channel 

Grande 

SHEDDEN ROAD 

San Jorge 

Plantain Garden 

MARY 

LINWOOD STREET 

Crooked Island Passage 

STREET 

Cauca 

SCHOOL ROAD 

Piccadilly 

Radio 

Centre 

Cayman 

Central 

The 

Police 

Peace 

Station 

Chapel 

Government 

Administration 

Building 

MY LES LANE 

MCFIELD LANE 

TIGRIS 

Mayaguana 

STREET 

Passage 

Windward 

Passage 

Vision 

Church 

of God 

Fort 

George 

Town 

Hall Public 

Genesis 

Legend 

W 

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Library 

Building 

Main road 

West Wind 

S 

Building 

Central 

Caledonian 

Bus Depot 

House 

Other road 

Elmslie 

United 

Courthouse 

Building 

Church 

Important building 

Anchorage 

The 

British 

Centre 

Village 

Place of worship 

Port 

American 

Authority 

Bank of 

Centre 

Thompson 

Nova 

Building 

North 

Scotia 

First Caribbean 

GEORGE TOWN Terminal 

International Bank 

One 

HARBOUR 

Capital 

The Craft Central 

Place 

Hog Sty Bay 

Market Post Bodmer 

Office Building 

CARIBBEAN 

Cayman 

National 

South 

Museum 

Anderson 

Elizabethan 

SEA 

Terminal 

Square 

Royal Bank 

Square 

of Canada 

Port de Paix 

PORT-AU-PRINCE 

Negro 

SCHOOL ROAD 

McField 

Community 

Centre 

SHEDDEN ROAD 

MARTIN DRIVE 

Water Cay 

Booby 

Cay 

MARTIN DRIVE 

Finger Cay 

COCKBURN 

TOWN 

Cap-Haïtien 

Tocuyo 

Oropuche 

Cojedes 

Portuguesa 

Comuto 

Ortoire 

Columbus Channel 

Mona Passage 

A N T I L L E S 

LIBERTY 

LANE 

HARRIS LANE 

Cricket 

Square II 

LITTLE 

SOUND 

San Cristóbal 

SANTO DOMINGO 

ORANJESTAD 

WILLEMSTAD 

Rum Point Cayman Kai 

Bodden 

Bay 

Poole 

Preston 

Bay 

Pto. Cabello 

Maiquetía 

US VIRGIN ISLANDS (USA) 

CHARLOTTE AMALIE 

SAN 

JUAN 

STAKE BAY 

The Rock 

West End 

Gerrard Smith 

Knob 

Airport 

Hill Salt Water 

Dick Dennis Point 

West End 

Sessinger’s Point 

Point 

Bay 

Bowse 

Land 

Salt Rocks 

West End 

Point 

Whitehall 

Estates 

NORTH SOUND Duck 

Pond Cay 

GEORGE 

Duck 

Pond 

TOWN 

Bight 

BODDEN 

Breezy 

George 

Castle 

TOWN 

Town Industrial 

Hog Sty 

Park 

Bay 

Red Bay 

Halfway 

Estates 

Prospect 

Pond 

Park 

Jackson Point 

Prospect 

Spotts 

South 

Savannah 

South West Point Sound 

Prospect 

Point 

Bill Eden Old 

Point Jones 

Beach 

Bay 

St James 

Point 

Bay 

Lower 

Valley Pedro 

North 

Sound 

Owen Roberts 

Patrick’s 

Estates 

Pease 

International Airport 

Island 

Bay 

Tropical 

Northward Belford 

Gardens 

Estates 

Newlands 

Savannah 

Bodden 

Acres 

Town 

Pedro 

Castle 

Altitude in feet 

50 

25 

10 

5 

0 

Physical features 

Dykes 

Pond 

Reef 

Legend to Island Maps 

Shallow water 

Administration and 

settlement 

District boundary 

Transport and communications 

Primary road 

Other road 

Runway 

International airport 

Airstrip 

HE HATH FOUNDED IT UPON THE SEAS 

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CAYMAN ISLANDS 

Gulf of 

Mexico 

PACIFIC 

OCEAN 

USA 

THE CARIBBEAN 

BAHAMAS 

W 

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0 100 200 300 miles 

S 

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ATLANTIC OCEAN 

CUBA 

HAITI DOMINICAN 

REPUBLIC 

ANTIGUA 

JAMAICA 

AND 

BARBUDA 

ST. KITTS 

AND NEVIS 

DOMINICA 

CARIBBEAN SEA 

ST. LUCIA 

BARBADOS 

EL 

ST. VINCENT AND 

SALVADOR THE GRENADINES 

GRENADA 

NICARAGUA 

Cayman 

MEXICO Islands 

(Br.) 

BELIZE 

Puerto 

Rico 

(USA) 

GUATEMALA 

HONDURAS 

TRINIDAD 

COSTA RICA 

AND 

TOBAGO 

PANAMA 

VENEZUELA 

COLOMBIA 

GUYANA 

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Stake 

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80 

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Cayman Bay 

4 

70 

Blossom Cayman 

CARIBBEAN SEA Village Brac 

3 

60 

19˚30'N Grand 

19˚30'N 

2 

50 

Cayman 

1 

40 

George 

0 

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Town 

J F M A M J J A S O N D 

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80˚00'W 

Cayman Islands – Fact File 

Country name – Cayman Islands (an Overseas Territory 

of the United Kingdom) 

Capital – George Town 

Area (square miles) – Grand Cayman 78, 

Cayman Brac 14, Little Cayman 10, Total 102 

North Sound (reef-protected lagoon) 35 

Population (1999 Census) – Grand Cayman 37 473, 

Cayman Brac 1822, Little Cayman 115, Total 39 410 

Population density (people per square mile) – Grand 

Cayman 480, Cayman Brac 130, Little Cayman 11, 

Cayman Islands 386 

Population of main settlements – George Town 20 626, 

West Bay 8243, Bodden Town 5764, East End 1371 

Main economic activities – Banking, insurance and 

finance, tourism 

Foreign Trade (2004) – Imports $725.9 million, exports 

$7.3 million, balance of trade –$718.6 million 

Tourism (2005) – Tourist arrivals by air 167 801 (70.8% 

from the USA), cruise tourists 1 798 999 

National symbols – Cayman Parrot, Silver Thatch Palm, 

Wild Banana Orchid 



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Jackson’s 

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Jackson’s 

BLOODY BAY Bay 

Bloody 

Bay Point 

Midland 

Acres 

Blossom 

Village 

Betty Bay 

Point 

CHARLOTTE 

AMALIE 

L E S S E R A N T I L L E S 

Deadman’s Point 

Grape Tree 

Bay 

The 

Bight 

SOUTH HOLE 

SOUND 

Owen 

Head Island 

of Bay 

Frank Sound 

ROAD TOWN 

BASSETERRE 

ST 

JOHN’S 

Cedar Point 

BASSE-TERRE 

Tigre 

CARIBBEAN SEA 

Orinoco 

Anegada Passage 

Orinoco Delta 

Uraricoera 

Branco 

Mazaruni 

St Barthélemy Channel 

L E E W A R D I S L A N D S 

PLYMOUTH 

ROSEAU 

ST. GEORGE’S 

Sparrowhawk 

Hill 

Lower Rocky 

Point 

Grape Tree 

Point Long Old Man 

Bay 

Hutland 

Point 

Brinkleys 

Old Man 

Bay 

The 

NORTH Mountain 

SIDE 

Frank 

Sound 

TOURISM 

Little 

Cayman 

West 

End 

Point Blossom 

Village 

Breakers 

Stake 

Bay 

Half Way 

Ground 

CASTRIES 

KINGSTOWN 

THE VALLEY 

MARIGOT 

PORT OF 

SPAIN 

Hawkesbill 

Bay 

Jennifer 

Bay 

Wearis 

Bay 

Old Robin 

Point 

Half Moon 

Bay 

Cottage 

Point 

Diggary’s 

Point 

Anchor 

Point 

PHILIPSBURG 

FORT-DE-FRANCE 

BRIDGETOWN 

Cuyuni 

Charles 

Bight 

Bari ma 

Rupununi 

Tom Jennett’s 

Bay 

Great Bluff 

BASSETERRE 

Demerara 

W I N D W A R D I S L A N D S 

Essequibo 

Anna Regina 

GEORGETOWN 

Berbice 

Cat Head 

Bay 

Rosetta Flats 

ST JOHN’S 

PLYMOUTH 

BASSE-TERRE 

Rosignol 

Oronoque Courantyne 

Guadeloupe Passage 

ROSEAU 

Grenadine Islands 

New Amsterdam 

Nickerie 

Coppename 

Marapi 

Martinique Passage 

FORT-DE-FRANCE 

KINGSTOWN 

ST. GEORGE’S 

Nieuw Nickerie 

Totness 

Pollard Bay 

Snipe 

Calabash Point 

Spot 

Mary’s Bay Weary The 

Hill 

East Point 

Bluff 

Muddy 

Foots 

Sandy Point 

Spotter 

Bay 

Rogers Wreck 

Point 

Colliers 

The Quarry 

EAST END 

Sand Bluff 

High East End 

Rock 

Gun Bay 

Blakes 

East Point 

Sparrowhawk 

Point 

Saramacca 

Dominica Passage 

St Lucia Channel 

CASTRIES 

St Vincent Passage 

Groningen 

Suriname 

Booby Little 

Spot Point Cayman 

Bay 

Brac 

Spot 

Bay 

Creek 

Foster 

Tibbetts 

Land 

Battle 

Turn 

Ground 

Mallarb’s 

Watering 

Bamboo Point Molusca 

Place 

Bay 

Stake Bay Point 

Heights Spotland 

The 

Plantations 

Moorings 

CARIBBEAN SEA 

Crawl Bay East 

Point 

Charles Bight 

Cork 

Landing 

CARIBBEAN SEA 

Queen Elizabeth II 

Botanic Park 

CAYMAN BRAC 

Scale 1:50 000 

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1 2 

3 

LITTLE CAYMAN 

Scale 1:50 000 

PARAMARIBO 

Tapanahoni 

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North End 

Point 

Bessy Howard 

Cay 

4 miles 

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0 

1 2 

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4 miles 

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 kilometres 

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4 miles 

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Cayman 

Tibbetts North 

Brac 

East 

Stake Turn 

Point 

Bay 

Stake Bay 

Parrot Reserve 

Cayman Brac 

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Anne and Niall Boyle 

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Niall Boyle 

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Kevin Mullally 

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Kevin Mullally 

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CAPE Caribbean Studies: 

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This text provides students with a wide understanding of what communication 

means, how we as humans communicate, what affects communication and ways 

of communicating effectively. Students will fi nd this text to be an essential tool in 

helping them become better communicators both in school and society. 

A comprehensive guide through 

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of writing including speeches 

and research papers 

Definitions, examples, 

discussion, and exercises 

to aid students in clarifying 

their understanding 

Photographs, cartoons, 

diagrams and tables encourage 

reader interest and illustrate 

a variety of communication 

techniques 

Jeniffer Mohammed 

CAPE Caribbean Studies: An Interdisciplinary Approach is designed for 

students preparing for the CAPE examinations in Caribbean Studies. 

The main aim of the book is to add to the knowledge and awareness that 

Caribbean persons have about their region, an important step in addressing 

its potential and challenges. 

Format based on the 3 modules of the 

CAPE Caribbean Studies syllabus: 

(i) Caribbean Society & Culture 

(ii) Caribbean Development and 

(iii) Researching Social Life 

Easy to read text enhances 

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maps, diagrams, photographs and other 

illustrations which complement 

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A research component at the end of 

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Teacher’s Guide 

See page 32 for more details on Health and Family Life Education. 

Gerard Drakes Christopher Graham Mavis Fuller Barbara Fuller 

Health and Family Life Education is an exciting new course for Caribbean 

secondary schools. It addresses the needs of lower secondary students 

and teachers for a life-skills based course refl ecting the CARICOM Regional 

Curriculum Framework document but also takes into account national 

syllabuses, such as those from Jamaica, Belize and Trinidad. 

Health and Family Life Education meets the challenges facing Caribbean 

societies today, such as the HIV and AIDS epidemic, rising levels of violence, 

health and environmental problems. Each Student’s Book contains 

approximately enough material for one 45 minute lesson per week over a year and each lesson 

takes a double-page spread for easy use. The course can be used within dedicated Health 

and Family Life Education subject lessons or more flexibly when HFLE is integrated within 

other subjects, or with Form groups, Guidance and Counselling lessons or after school clubs. 

There are four distinct themes or strands which are found in each of the three years: 

Self and Interpersonal Relationships, Sexuality and Sexual Health, Appropriate 

Eating and Fitness and Managing the Environment 

Builds healthy attitudes, motivation, 

values and life skills as well as 

teaching information, to enable 

students to better cope with the 

complex world in which they will 

operate as adults 

Includes a CD of images from the course to be used for class discussion. The Teacher’s Guide provides sections on teaching methodologies 

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about life skills and background factual information. 

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The material in each year builds 

upon what has been done earlier, 

carefully structured to develop 

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interactive, self-discovery learning

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