A clearer picture of the number of students graduating from public schools is needed and will be provided in future years, according to the man tasked with improving Bermuda's education system.
Henry Johnson, the Government's new consultant executive...
DATE: Oct 24, 2007 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
Employers have reacted angrily to claims that Government's proposed Workforce Equity Act, which will fine firms who block the progress of black Bermudians, is needed to change the mindset of bosses.Bermuda Employer's Council executive director Martin...
Students at primary school now have something to look forward to every morning at school - breakfast!
The Coalition for the Protection of Children (CPC), launched its new programme, 'Breakfast for Every Child' at Victor Scott Primary School on Monday...
Premier Ewart Brown refused to rule out a pre-Christmas election yesterday as he unveiled the last of the 36 Progressive Labour Party candidates to stand at the next election.
The Premier said his team was a winning one and added: "It is clear to us ...
The Parent Resource Institute for Drug Education (PRIDE) will celebrate its 10th annual Red Ribbon Week 2007, themed 'Ten years One Cause – Making a Difference Drug Free'.
According to PRIDE, drug and alcohol abuse in Bermuda creates staggering socie...
Is it okay to seek revenge?
October 16, 2007
Dear Sir,
I would like to share with you my interesting drive home yesterday from work. As I drove along the beautiful South Shore Road, I became excited, confused, depressed, confused again, had a revelat...
Premier Ewart Brown refused to rule out a pre-Christmas election yesterday as he unveiled the last of the 36 Progressive Labour Party candidates to stand at the next election.
The Premier said his team was a winning one and added: "It is clear to us ...
Young men were treated to face painting, air-brushed tattoos and motivational speeches at a lunch "Fit for a Prince".
The event was thrown by the recently-formed Phenomenal Women Association, which was founded by HOTT 1075 DJ Miss Thang (aka Kristy B...
On the verge of implementing a law which could change the face of Bermuda's workplaces, Community and Cultural Affairs Minister Wayne Perinchief, is in no mood to be dissuaded.
For him the Workforce Equity bill, which will give Government the green l...
Shadow Education Minister Dr. Grant Gibbons last night asked 'what happened to the rest of the students' after Government reported an 80 percent graduation rate for 213 S4 pupils this summer.
The previous year, 2005-6, there were 309 S4 pupils enroll...
