Members of Youth News hope an instructional DVD on Bermuda's water collection methods will inspire others around the world to use the same technology.
Yesterday the students of Youth News, which is run by Global Arts Entertainment, unveiled plans for...
The Opposition United Bermuda Party has called for a halt to plans for an adult stem cell clinic in Bermuda until outstanding medical and regulatory questions have been answered.
The UBP has also written to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office to rais...
Forty educators are acquiring new skills to assist the Island's young people through the Arise programme this week.
The programme is being run at The Education Centre (TEC) and offers training to teachers from other schools as well.
The seminars are ...
Learning about the world around them is part of the programme for Gilbert Institute students — in school and out. On Thursday, October 11 Marlene Jantzen's Primary 4 students travelled through time to visit historic St. George's with Bermuda National...
More than 300 Whitney Middle School pupils have joined the worldwide campaign demanding that governments of wealthy nations do more to stamp out child poverty by 2015.
The campaign stems from the United Nations Millennium Summit in 2000 when 189 worl...
The children of Bermudians who put money into an education savings fund to pay future fees for their child's education are 100 percent more likely to complete a post-secondary or tertiary education than those who don't have any savings.
So says Jason...
DATE: Oct 17, 2007 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
Sometimes organisational consultants and sociologists study church dynamics. The church growth movement was filled with such thinking, and the people involved with it made some valuable observations and suggestions. Of course, there is the fact that ...
Bermuda College has hit back at allegations that its electrical wiring programme is below par.
President Dr. Duranda Greene defended the reputation of the course and college yesterday in the face of accusations that some students were not getting the...
Government's legal initiatives for narrowing the gap between white and black attainment in Bermuda are well intentioned, but poorly thought out.
Premier Ewart Brown's "Goodwill Plus" initiative has probably been criticised more because he did such a...
An American expert warned unbending whites who resent legislative change in support of a levelled the playing field for blacks, that it will happen regardless. Craig Watkins, the first black District Attorney in the State of Texas, issued the blunt w...
