Bermuda College has “realised the dreams of its visionary founders” and should be celebrated by the people of Bermuda, the House of Assembly heard this morning.
Minister of Education and Economic Development Grant Gibbons praised the institution’s a...
The National Training Board and the Department of Workforce Development will be hosting a town-hall meeting next week on the National Training Plan.
The meeting, set to take place on Wednesday at the Cathedral Hall in Hamilton, will detail the plan’s...
This week Young Observer has been in craft mode.
I’ve realised that crafting with children over the summer can be just as much fun for mum as it is for the children.
Enjoying long walks along the beach combing the shores for pebbles and drift wood is...
Last week Young Observer got up close and personal with Camille Chin-Gurret.
Camille goes to Bermuda High School and is 14 years old.
Earlier in the year she travelled to Ireland to compete in the 11th World Flower Show.
She was introduced to garden...
Older and wiser after her experience at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Bermuda long jumper Arantxa King is looking forward to a good performance at the Glasgow Games.
Aged just 16 at the time, King failed to reach the final in Australia wi...
DATE: Jul 17, 2014 | CATEGORY: Track & Field | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
An Island insurance firm is backing attempts by the police and Government to make Bermuda’s roads safer.
Paul Brierley, Colonial Insurance Company Limited’s executive vice-president of Property and Casualty, said he welcomed the twin initiatives and ...
Seven of the Island’s promising young artists are today representing Bermuda at a US festival billed as bringing together “500 of the most outspoken and talented young artists”.
Courtesy of the Chewstick Foundation, the team set off yesterday to show...
Students from various Island high schools were praised today at the Bermuda CableVision Community Service Awards presentation for their efforts to give back to the community.
In a ceremony at Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI), awards we...
Premier Michael Dunkley called Public Access to Information (PATI) legislation set to be debated tomorrow as a “big step” towards a more open, accessible and accountable Government.
In a statement this afternoon, Mr Dunkley said: “Tomorrow, I will le...
DATE: Jul 17, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
July 14, 2014
Dear Sir,
Just a list of things most people haven’t noticed so far:
1. The education system is in a shambles and instead of Bermuda going by the British system (considering we are supposed to be British), we’re going by the A...
DATE: Jul 16, 2014 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
