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Bermuda College is looking to “internationalise” the campus with a cultural exchange programme. Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons told the House of Assembly that cultural exchange programmes will be introduced and the College will also “inv...

A group of Bermuda schoolchildren yesterday visited the United Nations headquarters in New York. The trip to the two-day convention was organised by the Global Arts Foundation. The children witnessed UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon make an opening ...

An expanded work experience programme and a hall of achievement highlighting alumni success stories are among the proposals for the coming year. And Mr Francis yesterday vowed that 85 percent of the class of 2014 would graduate with honours as a resu...

By Ayo Johnson Televised proceedings of House of Assembly deliberations, more use of committees and additional resources for parliamentarians are on Randolph Horton’s wish list before he makes an exit from the legislature. In his first interview sinc...

The Opposition Progressive Labour Party yesterday called for a bipartisan approach to Immigration reform but insisted that granting status to permanent residents would be unacceptable. In his inaugural Reply to the Budget Statement, Shadow Finance Mi...

Mr. Speaker and Honourable Members of the House of Assembly, It is a distinct honour to reply to the Budget Statement on behalf of the Opposition Progressive Labour Party. I am humbled to follow parliamentary giants like the late Honourable C. Eugene...

Children as young as seven have experimented with drugs and alcohol, according to the results of a survey released yesterday. According to the “Report of the Survey of Student’s Knowledge and Attitudes of Drugs and Health 2012”, one third of Primary ...

Education Minister Nalton Brangman has pledged to raise the bar on the quality of teaching in the Island’s schools. And he vowed to boost qualification requirements “for all subject areas and specialisations” in a bid to improve standards of teacher ...