Government schools most affected by the massive fire at the Marsh Folly Dump have been given a clean bill of health following an extensive clean up drive by school custodians.
Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith also issued assurances that should ...
April 7, 2012
Dear Sir,
Below is a blog that I posted in response to The Royal Gazette's article on line re the Good Friday shooting and machete attacks.
“You can have all of the education in the world, but if you don't have any common sense you mig...
DATE: Apr 10, 2012 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
A new cafe is planned for King’s Square in St George’s.
St. Georgians John Tester and George Sutherland are planning to open a coffee shop in what is currently office space, right on the historic square in the building housing Western Union, and next...
Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith today praised the work of school staff who cleaned up in the wake of the last Marsh Folly fire.In particular she singled out the work of Facilities Manager Cleun Gaiton and his team of school custodians.
After t...
Two Bermuda schools are adopting some cutting edge technology that some big international businesses haven’t even gotten on board with yet. They’re going to the cloud and a local start-up is helping them get there.
Warwick Academy and Impact Mentorin...
Karolyn Lack has wanted to be a teacher ever since she was five-years-old, when she had a classroom of pretend students in her basement in Canada.
Her interest never waned. On completion of her studies she worked for ten years in the Ontario school s...
In the second of a three-part series focusing on Bermuda’s public debt situation, Nathan Kowlaski looks at the the different scenarios that could unfold in the coming years.
In assessing potential outcomes in the trajectory of the debt profile in Be...
Veteran MP Walter Lister may have needed the assistance of his charming wife Brenda to climb the few steps leading to his place at the head table with the look of a sacrificial lamb, paraphrasing an observation of former Premier Alex Scott, but he ce...
At the beginning of Governor Bennett’s term in 1701, members of the House of Assembly were scathingly described as having ‘privateering principles and a Bermuda education’. Anonymous, ‘A Brief History of Warwick Academy’, about 1976.
From humble begi...
Operation Smiles is a Bermuda High School (BHS) playgroup every Saturday mornings for children with autism. Since September, a group of 20 to 25 BHS students (Year 7 to International Baccalaureate) have given up three hours of their Saturday morning ...
