is controlled by TSTT and bmobile, as well as Digicel, which came later. Licenses have been granted for a private company, Laqtel, to offer wireless service in competition with TSTT and Digicel. However, Laqtel had its licence revoked, and is undergoing severe financial difficulties. Digital cable television is provided by Flow. High-speed internet service of up to 100Mbit/s and digital landline telephone service are all available in Arima. Water and sewerage are under the purview of the Water and Sewerage Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (WASA). Education There are several primary (private and public) and secondary educational institutions in Arima, and some post-secondary level technical training institutes. St. Joseph's Convent in Arima was closed many years ago and the building now houses a retreat centre called Emmaus Centre. Schools Primary Arima Hindu Primary School Arima Boys' Government Primary School Arima Boys' R.C. Primary School Arima Centenary Government Primary School Arima Girls' Government Primary School Arima Girls' R.C. Primary School Arima New Government Primary School Arima Presbyterian Primary School Arima West Government Primary School Christian Primary Academy EdenWay Pre-Primary Christian School Giuseppi Preparatory Malabar Government Primary School Malabar R.C. Primary School New Dawn Preparatory Santa Rosa Government Primary School St. Hilary's Preparatory Secondary Arima Government Secondary School Arima Senior Comprehensive (now Arima North Secondary School) Holy Cross College Arima Central Secondary School Post-secondary Institutions Ambi's Career Institute College of Professional Studies Zenith Educational Institute Gallery References External links Arima Borough Corporation Official website Articles from Nalis marking Arima's 112th anniversary as a borough. Article from Nalis marking Arima's 109th anniversary as a borough. Some pictures of Arima from TriniView.com showing many streets. Cleaver Woods at wcities.com Santa Rosa Carib Community Newsday: Arima Carnival Results Guanaguanare – the Laughing Gull. Carib Indians in Trinidad – includes 2 videos Populated places in Trinidad and Tobago Municipalities of Trinidad and Tobago Populated places established in 1757 1757 establishments in the Spanish West Indies