Some might say his task to overhaul the failing public school system is close to impossible.
But for new Board of Education chairman Darren Johnston, it's something that needs to be done to make a better Bermuda.
A passion for education and a desire ...
Politicians last night called for harsher penalties for criminals following the recent surge in gun violence in the community.
Progressive Labour Party backbencher Wayne Perinchief told the House of Assembly that Government should consider reinstitut...
Above and beyond the call
This was sent to Dan Simmons, Director of Public Transport and was copied to The Royal Gazette.
December 7, 2009
Dear Mr. Simmons,
On Tuesday December 1, 2009 my eight-year-old son shared with me that he missed his regular s...
TODAY
Robin Hood The Pantomime City Hall Theatre. 7.30 p.m. nightly and matinee performance at 3 p.m. Tickets $30, are available from the Daylesford Theatre Box Office on 292-0848 from noon - 3 p.m. (No telephone bookings at this time) or at City Ha...
Representatives of three more worthy charities were on hand at Freemasons Hall in Reid Street, Hamilton this week receiving donations from the Freemasons Fund of Bermuda (FFB)
Beneficiaries were the Bermuda School of Music, represented by its general...
Premier Ewart Brown says addressing the psychological problems of at-risk schoolchildren could be the key to solving Bermuda's troubles with gang violence.
The Premier believes the relevant individuals can be identified at school and given the right ...
DATE: Dec 11, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
A group of teachers is calling for the Ministry of Education to implement early childhood education standards to improve the quality of teaching and learning.
The recommendation was submitted to the Ministry of Education along with three others by fi...
The United Bermuda Party will form a UBP Foundation just in time for their 45th anniversary.
It will be presented at the party's annual general meeting on December 15 by Leader Kim Swan.
The foundation will be administered by a Board of Trustees who ...
It was a mystery to me, Mr. Editor, why Wayne Furbert changed his motion on campaign financing to a take note debate.
As an independent MP, I figured he wasn't just looking for an opportunity to stick it to the parties, and to watch them squirm on th...
For Bermudian writer Andrea Hassell it's certainly true that when one doors closes, another opens.
In 2008, the door closing for her was that of the Department of Tourism New York Office where she had worked for nearly three years. She was one of sev...
