The cost of living rose in September at the highest rate in more than a year.
Inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, hit 2 per cent with education, healthcare and food costs the main contributors to the increase.
The Department of Statis...
Berkeley Institute floated away with the plaudits after finishing first and second in this afternoon’s Cardboard Boat Challenge.
The event, at the Bermuda National Aquatics Centre, saw teams of two to five students given cardboard boxes, duct tape an...
While students were enjoying their midterm break in October, Davida Morris of Greenrock travelled with two teachers and two students from the Dalton E. Tucker Primary School to London, England to attend the Water Explorer’s International Event and pr...
Securing the future of the National Trust’s education programme and making its vast archive of historic artefacts and documents more accessible to the public will be top priorities for newly appointed executive director Bill Zuill.
Mr Zuill, who took...
With lots of talk about the role of the electoral college in the United States and delegates in Bermuda versus direct elections, it may be useful to understand their origins.
In 1796 during its beginnings, the US had a practical problem on how to cho...
DATE: Nov 17, 2016 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Khalid Wasi
Home-grown international aid charity KatKids is hosting its tenth annual night market tomorrow.
Proceeds from the event will go towards supporting children in need in Bermuda, Nepal and Southern Africa.
“The market is our annual fundraiser,” chairwo...
Dalton E. Tucker Primary’s Trip to the Water Explorer International Conference
Isaiah Williams (8 years old) and Lakai Drummond (9 years old) along with Ms Shanda Simmons, Deputy Principal and Mrs Moira Daniels, para-educator attended the Water Expl...
Ending the practice of social promotion in schools will ensure that students can develop “suitably and adequately” in the public system, according to Wayne Scott, the Minister of Education.
Mr Scott told a press conference this morning that the polic...
Teachers, parents and staff met this morning at the TN Tatem Middle School to air concerns over the conditions of facilities there.
Repairs to the building, and the mould issues that have afflicted a number of Government buildings, are understood to ...
DATE: Nov 17, 2016 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
About 40 people a week needed hospital treatment due to road collisions, new figures for October reveal.
Announcing the figures, Erica Rance Mill, the chairwoman of the Bermuda Road Safety Council, stated: “This is such a mind-numbing number. One wou...
