For the next three weeks, the Mt. Zion AME Church Male Voice Choir will be sharing in song with the community in three free open air concerts across the island, as a presentation of the Mt. Zion AME Church.
“It’s another branch of our evangelistic ou...
Ten summer camps will be hosted by Government this year.
Education Minister Randy Horton announced that these will run from July 2 until August 1, in order to provide child care services at affordable prices.
The camps will also offer summer employme...
BERMUDIANS were today given new encouragement to train as automotive technicians with the launch of a new programme by the HWP Group.The Automotive Service Training Programme (ASTP) will accept five persons each year.
To qualify, each must commit to ...
IF there is one team that deserves to enjoy some success on the cricket field it is Young Men’s Social Club. For so long the whipping boys of local cricket, the club have shaken off that tag and are starting to establish themselves as one of the top ...
There are 19 mechanics at HWP Group but only two are Bermudian.
That is going to change as the company has started its own apprenticeship scheme that will, within five years, produce enough trained mechanics to do away with the need for the company t...
DATE: Jun 29, 2007 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
COMPUTER-based technology has been used in schools in Bermuda for some years now. But a new technology replacing the white board is helping prepare Bermuda’s youngsters for an increasingly technological world while also making waves in the art and s...
Government has rejected the Bermu Government's position for now.
The union voted last year to reduce hours for members from 37.5 to 35.
The plans however, were criticised by Bermuda Employers' Council president William DeSilva Jr., who warned that cu...
Berkeley graduates bore caps and gowns yesterday to celebrate the school’s near-perfect graduation rate.
Principal of the Berkeley Institute, Michelle Simmons, was proud to announce that 87 per cent of senior students, 39 girls and 27 boys, had fulfi...
Teachers rallied last night to discuss action over the review of the education system, claiming they are being kept in the dark.
As key stakeholders, teachers, principals and staff argue they are being neglected in the sweeping overhaul of the Island...
Chairman of selectors Arnold Manders has been appointed as Bermuda Cricket Board’s new director of cricket development.
The former Western Stars, St. George’s Cup Match and national team all-rounder will leave his post as head of physical education a...
