Dr Avis Glaze, the leading Canadian educator who will be working to improve Bermuda’s schools, played a pivotal role in boosting student achievement in Toronto.
According to her website, she has been recognised in Canada and beyond for her work in le...
Stevedoring Services Limited recently named the recipients of its 2011 scholarships.
Two students were each awarded $5,000 to assist them with all aspects of their university expenses.
Casey Castle, currently entering his second year at the Universit...
He’s only 14 years old, but Clevon Cunningham Jr is already on his way to becoming a maths whiz.
Last year while attending Sandys Secondary Middle School he was one of 16 students to tackle the GCSE in maths and one of only two to score an A on the ...
Bermuda has appointed a leading Canadian educator to develop plans to improve teaching.
Avis Glaze, an advisor to the Premier of Ontario, is to help put together a strategy highlighting “instructional leadership”, Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smi...
DATE: Sep 17, 2011 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Bermuda has appointed a leading Canadian educator to develop plans to improve teaching.
Avis Glaze, an advisor to the Premier of Ontario, is to help put together a strategy highlighting “instructional leadership”, Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smi...
DATE: Sep 16, 2011 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
The cost of living in Bermuda held steady in July, as food and clothing prices dropped and rents came down further.
Consumers paid 2.8 percent more in July than they did a year ago for a basket of goods and services, according to the Statistics Depar...
Concern about Bermuda’s political environment was one of the reasons that companies decided to move away from the Island over the past four years, but no longer so.
That is the view of Mark Byrne, the founder of Class of 2005 start-up Flagstone Re, s...
Head coach David Moore has opened the door to Glenn Blakeney and Kevin Hurdle to return to the Bermuda –national team.
Blakeney and Hurdle have been named in a 28-man national squad for the MCC’s tour to the Island later this month and Moore is hopin...
Bermudian student Samuel Hewitt has won a $25,000 scholarship from law firm Trott and Duncan to help fulfil his ambition to become a lawyer.
Mr Hewitt, 18, from Sandys, will head to Cardiff in Wales on Monday, where he will study for a LLB law degree...
September 8, 2011
Dear Sir,
Are they kidding? How can it be a new school year when they made redundant 20 to 30 teachers last year including special needs teachers to deal with children with autism and other special needs (read September 7's Royal Ga...
DATE: Sep 15, 2011 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
