Yesterday’s article on Bermudian mothers uprooting to the UK prompted more than 100 comments on The Royal Gazette website, including these:
Rasdave: “The benefits in the UK is not what people think. Yes they give you a house and some living allowance...
Of late, there have been at least two exhibitions devoted to children’s art; one at the Masterworks Museum and the other by the Kaleidoscope Arts Foundation, in the Edinburgh Gallery at the Bermuda Society of Arts.
The Masterworks show featured work...
DATE: Sep 19, 2012 | CATEGORY: Arts & Entertainment |
Playwright, director and teacher Pat Nesbitt has a solution for Bermuda's economic woes: make performing arts the third pillar of the Bermuda business model.
“The Island needs a new industry,” says Mrs Nesbitt, a pre-eminent member of Bermuda's thea...
Meteorologist Kimberley Zuill was entering her first year of high school when Hurricane Emily took a devastating toll on the Island in 1987.
The then 11-year-old could remember waking up and getting ready for school, but once she stepped outside she...
A “sick, twisted man” who sexually abused a girl for a decade has been jailed for three years.
The victim said Terrence Pantry, 64, began molesting her when she was just eight years old.
The girl who cannot be identified by the media said she believe...
September 4, 2012
Dear Sir,
“Too many of our boys are suffering from broken spirits. During the preschool and kindergarten (P1) years, our boys are energetic and curious, they love learning and ask thousands of questions, and there’s a glow in their ...
DATE: Sep 17, 2012 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
Hundreds of volunteers took to the shores to haul away seven tons of trash for the Keep Bermuda Beautiful Annual Marine Cleanup.
The Saturday event, targeting 33 sites around the Island, is held in tandem cleanups around the world put on by environme...
DATE: Sep 17, 2012 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
On a quiet Thursday morning, a group of little ones in a Masterworks Museum toddler art class excitedly take up brushes and sponges and a fair amount of paint on their fingers and have a go at making whales.
The project holds them fascinated, but to...
Bermuda National Gallery Youth Camera Action will be operating it’s school term programme until November 12. The photography programme is for middle school students aged 11 to 14. It is sponsored by the Ross (Blackie) Talbot Charity Classic. For more...
A school's after school care has been delayed by a week due to 'unforseen circumstances.'
The Ministry of Education spokesman said: "Due to unforeseen circumstances at St John's Preschool we must inform parents that we will have to delay the After s...
