Public Broadcast Service owns a radio station, 91.1FM and its television programming was introduced in 2009.
The radio and television stations will be geared towards everyone from school children to continuous education for adults.
The stated intention according to the acting Education Minister Patrick Todd, was that: "if Barbados wants to be competitive, there must be further reform of the educational system, to fully embrace and deploy all the technologies... in order to reach those individuals who do not respond readily to traditional teaching methods."
[3] It is planned over a seven-year period that the station will gradually progress towards a full 24-hour programming schedule.
The planned themed programming includes: Listening Comprehension, Storytelling, Religious Education, Science, Language Arts, Social Studies, Mental Arithmetic, Spanish and Geography.