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Bermuda?s public education system is failing high-flying students, a teacher alleged last night.
David Chapman, a science teacher at Berkeley Institute, told a public meeting at the school that poor resources meant lessons had to be constantly pitche...
DATE: Mar 01, 2006
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The new Berkeley Institute does have a list of ?deficiencies?, Finance Minister Paula Cox admitted to Parliament last night.
She told the House of the Assembly that the $125 million senior school ? now running three years late and $50 million over bu...
DATE: Feb 28, 2006
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Two scholarship schemes aimed at giving more Bermudians a chance at higher education were launched yesterday. Education Minister Terry Lister unveiled the National Training Board (NTB) initiatives at a press conference at the Cabinet Office.
He said ...
DATE: Feb 23, 2006
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Young Bermudians are being encouraged to consider a career in the arts after taking part in a City Hall exhibition.
Hundreds of students from across the Island contributed pieces to Bermuda Society of Arts? annual Schools Art Show, which ran at the H...
DATE: Feb 22, 2006
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A Bermudian teacher spoke of her surprise after picking up an international award for her work with children last month.
Sandra Smith, a teacher at Somerset Primary School, is one of six people to receive the newly-created International Excellence Aw...
DATE: Feb 08, 2006
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A national week celebrating the work of school counsellors was launched yesterday.
The Ministry of Education has declared February 6 to 10 the National School Counselling Week to raise awareness about the work of those who support children at school....
DATE: Feb 07, 2006
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The number of motorists arrested for drink driving rose last year by more than a quarter, according to ?troubling? new figures.
Police statistics released yesterday reveal that 427 arrests were made in 2005, compared to 340 in 2004.
Those failing a b...
DATE: Jan 30, 2006
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