Sixty-three Year 10 Saltus students completed the practice expedition for their Duke of Edinburgh Bronze the weekend of November 8th and 9th.
Saltus Head of Geography, Mr. Peter Martin, coordinates the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze level programme at Salt...
The winner of the year’s top ten employers’ list is shipping firm FedEx Express, it was announced last night.
The competition was run by The Bottom Line magazine, a sister publication of The Royal Gazette, and sponsored by professional services firm ...
DATE: Nov 21, 2013 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
“If I can’t offer an alternative to an issue, I like to keep quiet.”
That’s the sentiment of Mount Saint Agnes Academy senior Kennedy Middleton, who has been a member of the Bermuda Youth Parliament for the past three years.
Fortunately, she’s full ...
If you cruise the internet for the word dyslexia you get an array of conflicting opinions about what it is, and what causes it. There are even people who disagree that it even exists. It can be very confusing to a parent just starting to deal with a ...
DATE: Nov 21, 2013 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jessie Moniz Hardy
“Team Saltus” won the BF&M “School Spirit Award” for raising the most money in connection with the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre’s annual Breast Cancer Fun Walk on October 16th (approximately six staff and 50 Secondary students were on the team)....
The following is a response by Shadow Minister of Workforce Development Rolfe Commissiong to employment expert Doug Soares’ recent Rotary Club speech on why some Bermudians struggle to compete for jobs in our economy
Firstly, Mr. Soares needs to be c...
November 18, 2013
Dear Sir,
Doug Soares is completely right. Bermuda’s immigration laws can neatly be summed up as “screw you and screw your money”.
Who - from abroad - would want to invest in Bermuda when (a) you virtually can’t and (b) if you do yo...
DATE: Nov 19, 2013 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
The appointment of Warren Jones as the new chief executive officer of Stevedoring Services is just one part of a major overhaul for the company.
The just-retired Permanent Secretary for Education will start at Bermuda’s port operations company at th...
DATE: Nov 18, 2013 | CATEGORY: Local Business | AUTHOR: Rebecca Zuill
PwC Bermuda has donated 120 laptop computers to the Ministry of Education for distribution to school students.
The Ministry’s computer refurbishment programme is initiated toward the end of the fall term each year, with the aim of increasing academi...
