Young Observer visited Prospect Primary last week, with the school hosting a “read in” with the Continental Society.
Ms Kennette Robinson of the Continental Society said: “The Continental Society adopted Prospect Primary two years ago and we enjoy ...
Extra spending alone won’t translate into better results, Education Minister Wayne Scott told Parliament yesterday, defending the $127 million allocated — a drop of five per cent.
Mr Scott called the amount acceptable for the public school system’s r...
DATE: Mar 05, 2015 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
On Thursday, February 12, the CedarBridge Academy Family Studies department hosted its pre-Valentine Luncheon fundraiser for 40 people. The students had all the trimmings that went along with Valentine’s Day. The event and menu was well thought out, ...
On Saturday, February 28, Mount Saint Agnes Academy held its third annual Science Olympics. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as many schools from across the Island participated.
This year, Warwick Academy, the returning champions, had two t...
The bombs in Pakistan didn’t faze Diane Hall.
And the people in the south Asian nation didn’t mesh with the horrors she’d seen on western television.
Last April’s visit proved the trip-of-a-lifetime for the 52-year-old Bermudian, a former Bermuda Hig...
The Bermuda Foundation for Insurance Studies (BFIS) Mentor Networking programme has been available to Bermuda’s college students for a number of years, networking being an important part of managing one’s career.
Speed networking was introduced abo...
Myth #32: Law students suffer at the hands of intimating and pedantic lawyers who view students as an annoyance.
For any student attempting to pursue a career in law, obtaining legal experience is a vital step they must take in order to be called to...
The threat of measles is over for one family whose nursery school-aged child had been in quarantine, along with his mother, for eight days while awaiting blood test results.
Last night, a Government spokesperson said that tests for the first two susp...
DATE: Mar 05, 2015 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Rebecca Zuill
Young Observer visited Dalton E Tucker last week to meet with the Boys Reading Club. The boys in the club are:
Sterling Brown, age 8
Dominic Every, age 9
Ari Outerbridge, age 9
Mason Robinson, age 9
Wysdem Symonds, age 9
Jaquan Darrell, age 10
O’Nie...
The chairman of the Bermuda Parent Teachers Students Association has said the Bermuda Government’s schools consolidation plan should have begun last year and that, as it stands, there is not enough time for the plan to be properly implemented.
Additi...
DATE: Mar 05, 2015 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Sarah Lagan
