The Bermuda College honoured two local men for their contributions to society last week.
The college bestowed honorary fellowships to David Wingate and Dean Furbert.
Dr Wingate has been involved in conservation efforts in bermuda for decades. He live...
In recent years there has been a lot of debate about the viability of the Bermuda Regiment.
Some have claimed it is discriminatory to force men to join the military but not women. This year there were record numbers of volunteers for the Bermuda Reg...
The 27th annual conference of The Bermuda Reading Association being held February 25 and 26 at the Fairmont Southampton Hotel, intends to be one of the best ever. The Literacy Partnerships conference will see incredible speakers address the importanc...
One of Bermuda’s brightest young tennis players is set for a whirlwind tour of Central America after having his talents recognised by the International Tennis Federation (ITF)
Chris Rego’s trip of a lifetime will see him take on Central America’s bes...
A new programme that will ensure summer time employment in the hospitality industry launched yesterday.
The ten-week course has been organised by the Bermuda Hospitality Institute and guarantees 20 lucky students a full-time job this summer upon comp...
A teacher who claims she was made seriously ill by mould at CedarBridge Academy is suing the Ministry of Education and the school's board of governors.
Lawyers for Somerset mother-of-three and grandmother Wendy Robinson appeared before a judge on Fri...
DATE: Jan 31, 2011 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
A cannabis campaigner told MPs that marijuana should no longer be banned by law and instead be “reclassified as a food”.
Gershwyn Smith, of community activist group The Young Progressives, said the Island’s drug laws had increased the community’s pr...
In “My Top Ten Surprises for 2011” (January 10, 2011) article I said: “The yen begins to reach its ‘Keynesian end-game’. International investors realise they need a risk premium to invest in a country whose public sector debt could reach 300 percent ...
The Beresford Swan kidney dialysis unit at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital has a kind of family atmosphere. Everyone knows everyone else.
Some patients have been returning multiples times a week for more than 30 years. In the past, it was manned b...
Virtual Learning has passed the first test at Warwick Academy.
The school's virtual learning system, Frog, went “live” on Friday, and is in use by all teachers.
Now Warwick Academy wants to spread the idea, and has invited other schools to a February...
DATE: Jan 31, 2011 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
