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the Island highlighting the importance of the industry to Bermuda's economy. Now in its 13th year, Education Month was initially established as a means by which schools could publically showcase the high standard and quality of work done by their stu...

More than just an excellent showcase of teamwork, witticism and verbal skill, the World Schools' Debating championships were also a stellar example of the tourism process at work. With tourism the theme of the month and debating the focus of that wee...

experience the visitor's Bermuda. According to Veronica Phillips, the idea is to have them experience some of the things one might do if holidaying in Bermuda. As students spend time sightseeing at either end of the Island as if they were tourists, t...

Various modes of transport used to deliver our tourists to and around the Island will be highlighted by Devonshire pre-school as part of Education Month. According to Susan Fox, assistant teacher at the Devonshire school, the idea is to make students...

will instead focus on reuniting its student body for one final hurrah. With plans to close Devon Lane at the end of the school year, principal Leon James said that he would love to see all current and former students join in celebrating 27 years of s...

A night of Bermudian entertainment is planned for Harrington Sound School as the highlight of its Education Month celebrations. According to principal Suzette Walters, various displays, entertainment and forms of Bermudian art will be on show as the ...

various aspects of science and how they impact on our visitors. The topics will be examined in depth, encompassing a variety of subjects within the curriculum, with results showcased at the school's science fair. "What we tried to do was to make it c...

There will probably be more fish tales spawned at Francis Patton School this month than anywhere else on the Island. As classrooms around Bermuda turn their attention to tourism, students at the Hamilton Parish school will be learning all they possib...

understanding of how our environment can have a negative or positive impact on tourism. With the theme, `Pick it up for Tourism' in mind, students are being asked to set aside those things they would normally dispose of in the garbage and recycle the...

Around every surviving tree is a ring of tiny bones where animals died as fire swept underneath the branches where they sheltered. Mature cedars and palmettos are scorched and dead or dying and a slight smell of burning still lingers. Yet about ten w...