The Bermuda Draft Tribunal is to meet next week to decide the fate of Lane School, one of the first educational facilities for emancipated children on the Island.
However the question raised by the Anglican Church, one of the organisations in support...
A tour boat captain who punched a stranger in the face in an unprovoked act of violence was jailed for two years yesterday.
Despite being described as "a major player in Bermuda's tourism industry", Kevin Fox was given a custodial sentence for the at...
L ast week we lost our lovely friend Jon Willis in a tragic accident and the world turned on its head. Suddenly my usual tales of domestic chaos don't seem so funny, so let's put the humour on hold a little this week.
Jon was only 39. He left behind ...
The director of a world renowned museum has praised a Bermuda museum saying what has been created is "special".
Anne Hawley, Norma Jean Calderwood director of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, in Massachusetts, was in Bermuda this week to give a l...
Singing competitions are usually out of the realm of possibility for most children living in poverty stricken villages in eastern India.
But, thanks to the generosity of Bermudians, three economically disadvantaged Indian students had their chance to...
The prospect of the former Lane School being rezoned for commercial use prompted many Royal Gazette readers to call on the Government to save it.
The East Broadway building was one of the first schools for freed slaves on the Island, with its foundat...
These are excerpts from Independent MPWayne Furbert's speech given at Temperance Hall in Hamilton Parish last night:
Almost 160 years ago our Hamilton Parish forefathers, the original trustees, Rev. A.J. Roberts, Benjamin Hill Sr. (who was my Great, ...
Community groups have objected to plans to demolish one of the first schools for freed slaves on the Island.
Anti-racism group CURB and the Bermuda National Trust are against a proposed move to knock down Lane School, on East Broadway, and rezone the...
Bermuda needs to take a long hard look at where it is today and what it wants to achieve in the future if it wants to move forward on track, according to a top industry expert.
Andrew Moore, special adviser on human resources policy at the Confederat...
The problems besetting education today stem from the fact that:
(1) Too many people, including some teachers, don't know what a teacher really is.
(2) Too many people believe that a school is a large fancy building.
(3) Too many people believe that a...
