Students at Warwick Academy may live on a small island in the Atlantic Ocean, but they can now tell you a thing or two about the world’s countries surrounding them.
The school recently hosted an International Day so that students could get to grips w...
Charity founder Clement (Clem) Talbot has been hailed as a local hero for his contributions to Bermuda.
Mr Talbot was yesterday presented with the Bermuda CableVision Community Service Award, by the company’s general manager, Terry Roberson.
He was a...
DATE: May 13, 2011 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Three CedarBridge Academy students were withdrawn from the school yesterday after a fight injured two staff members, who attempted to intervene.
According to principal Kalmar Richards, a fight erupted near the end of lunch period yesterday between tw...
DATE: May 13, 2011 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
May 12, 2011
Dear Sir,
The opinion piece by former PLP Senator Phil Perinchief in The Royal Gazette of May 10 entitled “Transforming the Economy” reminded me vividly of the Communist Manifesto written by Karl Marx in 1848. It uses the same terminolog...
DATE: May 13, 2011 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
The third annual Celebrity Lock-Up takes place today.
A fundraising event for PRIDE Bermuda, it is set to take place between 11am and 2pm in Washington House on Church Street.
Local celebrities, politicians and business leaders such as Bruce Barritt,...
Jeanika Monique Brimmer, daughter of Jeannette Brimmer and Milton Stephens III, recently graduated from DeVry University in Decatur, Georgia, receiving her Bachelor of Science Degree in Computer Information Systems with a Concentration in Computer Fo...
Too many children are being suspended from public schools for “the wrong reasons”, Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith has claimed.
Forty-four students were suspended last month, she told the House of Assembly this morning.
Seventy percent of the ...
Clem Talbot, founder of the Ross “Blackie” Talbot Charity Classic, was today honoured for the outstanding support he has provided to the community through this annual golf tournament and the Ross “Blackie” Talbot Foundation.
He was given the latest B...
Big-hearted students are hoping the paper cranes they lovingly made will offer hope to those in need hundreds of thousands of miles away.
The origami handiwork of year four students at Warwick Academy is to be taken directly to the victims of Japan’s...
A coalition of community groups will come together on Saturday to hold a fun day aimed at helping young people.
Youth Exploring Self YES will offer skateboarding, fun football and even lessons in hands-on scuba diving in a small tank at the event at ...
