Schools across the Island are celebrating the artistic and creative talents of pupils during a week-long series of Spring Into The Arts events and have in the process been honouring a number of senior Bermudians who have excelled in the arts during t...
DATE: Apr 20, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
The Bermuda Regiment will now foot the bill so recruits and soldiers can further their education at the Bermuda College.
The Student Soldier Programme was unveiled on Monday at the Bermuda College by Minister of Home Affairs Randy Horton, Regiment Co...
Dreams of going to college and earning a degree remain just that for many academically capable students in Bermuda each year because they simply cannot afford to pay the exorbitant fees.
But there is hope, thanks to a local charity, Knowledge Quest.
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National Drug Control Minister Wayne Perinchief last night underscored Government policy to get tough on ?millionaire? drug dealers ? and improve treatment for recovering addicts.
Speaking at a PLP meeting in West Pembroke, Mr. Perinchief said the ai...
Slip, slap, slop is what all the kids are doing these days, and the goal is to look super cool. ?Slip, Slap, Slop, Wrap and Pack? is the slogan for this year?s TB Cancer & Health Sunsmart Campaign, which is targeting more than 2,600 students on the I...
Both the Opposition and a former head of Bermuda?s drug squad have reacted with dismay to plans to downgrade cannabis offences.
United Bermuda Party Home Affairs spokesman Maxwell Burgess said it sent the wrong message to black males whom National Dr...
A study of literacy and life skills among the adult populations of six developed nations saw Bermuda place third overall but revealed that a third of young black males are deemed at risk when it comes to everyday literacy skills.
The Department of St...
April 8, 2006
Dear Sir,
I am a parent of two children in Bermuda's public education system and I write this letter in support of teachers. Both our children started at a Government pre-school and my oldest is now in Primary 6, my youngest in Primary ...
The Premier is backing a plan to launch a journalism training course for Bermudians on the Island.
Bermuda College is in talks with about developing a programme to produce more home-grown reporters.
Dr. Charles Green, president of Bermuda College, re...
DATE: Apr 15, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
T was only very recently that began a thought-provoking series on how to plan for retirement. One of the newspaper articles told us that the five biggest mistakes that people tend to make in retirement planning are:
1. Don't save enough.
2. Don't kee...
