The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce is eyeing everything from public service pay hikes to transit permits for new and existing foreign nationals as it heads into its 100th year.
Chamber president Peter Everson said that looking forward to the 100th year ...
A new Saturday school, which will have students study African history, culture and languages, aims to provide Bermuda?s youth with a sense of identity.
The school is based on African-centred teachings and will include lessons in history, science, geo...
A number of guests from across the Caribbean brought to Bermuda to observe and help with the judging at this year?s Bermuda Annual Exhibition have spoken highly of the event, which is expected to attract more than 30,000 visitors over the next three ...
DATE: Apr 20, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
The teaching of literacy in middle and secondary schools needs to be improved, Education Minister Terry Lister admitted yesterday. Mr. Lister said primary school pupils were performing well in literacy tests but added: ?In the middle schools and seni...
DATE: Apr 20, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
While most 13-year-olds will be spending this summer going to camp, or hanging around with their friends, Spice Valley Middle School M2 student Brian Bulhoes will be travelling to Columbia to represent Bermuda Optimist Dinghy Association in the South...
Are you this person? For as long as you can remember you have spent your free time kicking a ball around or joining your friends in a friendly game of one bounce.
You love football — eat, sleep, and breathe it. But did you realise that your fancy foo...
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...
