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thought these days: a school is much more than bricks and mortar. "A building does not make a school,'' Mrs. Daniels told The Royal Gazette yesterday. "Parental support, teacher expectations, student motivation -- those things make a school.'' Mrs. ...

when former Commanding Officer Sen. David Burch appeared to suggest that his successor should resign. Sen. Burch, who is also chief of staff in the Cabinet Office, said in the Senate on Wednesday that "either people need to resign or people need to b...

Bermuda is set to see its first major new hotel development in more than 25 years, it was announced yesterday. The Bermuda Land Development Company said the planned eco-tourism development at Daniel's Head will proceed after receiving final planning ...

Both the Commission for Unity and Racial Equality and the Consumer Affairs Bureau are set for expansion this year. Finance Minister Eugene Cox on Friday announced a total of $241,000 would be set aside for the two agencies in the 1999 budget. "The Mi...

Budget. ---- Page 2 SCHOOL IS UNITED IN SPIRIT ED FIR School is united in spirit Harrington Sound Primary School principal Beverley Daniels is guided by one thought these days: a school is much more than bricks and mortar. ---- Page 3 OFFICER `...

By Henry Adderley For hoteliers, no news is good news as far as the Progressive Labour Party's first Budget goes, says Pompano Beach Club general manager Lawrence Lamb. "There are no real changes in the Budget,'' he said. "But having things stay the...

Government will bring in British consultants within the next couple of months to review the Civil Service. Premier Jennifer Smith has confirmed to the The Royal Gazette that the study will be carried out by officials from the Civil Service College in...

The public will soon learn of the exact performance of public school students on a new achievement test. Premier Jennifer Smith yesterday revealed that she planned to make the reportedly dismal results of the Stanford Diagnostic Test -- which was adm...

misrepresented'' over anti-gay comments in the Upper House. Sen. Pamela Gordon Pamplin -- who said she did not agree with the 1994 Act legalising gay sex and would not have voted for it if she had been an MP -- insisted she had not called for the law...

Some 150 teachers turned out last night to elect new leaders in their union. Dellwood Middle School teacher Anthony Wolffe has become the new president of the Bermuda Union of Teachers. Mr. Wolffe, who has been vice president of the BUT for at least ...