Last week's editorial on education focused primarily on the need to give schools more autonomy and to allow schools and principals to get on with the job.
An article in last week's Economist Magazine adds weight to that argument ? and also takes a di...
Specialists from a world leading institute on educating hearing-impaired children are assisting teachers at CedarBridge Academy and Gilbert Institute this week in efforts to improve their instruction skills.
The Ministry of Education and Development ...
Tsunami relief donations continue to pour in
Even though it has been almost three months since the devastating Boxing Day tsunami struck, donations continue to pour in.
Spice Valley Middle School yesterday donated $700 to the Bermuda Red Cross to be ...
The International Association of Business Leaders named Bermuda?s Minister of the Environment, Neletha Butterfield, as the International Business Leader of the Year for 2005.
The announcement was made over the weekend during the Association?s Annual ...
Penalising success
March 20, 2005
Dear Sir,
It would appear that Canon Tilson has been made a victim of his own work ethic.
He works diligently, showing unconditional love to all with whom he makes contact.
He clearly loves his job and others are dra...
Like the Hollywood movie ?Drumline?, the Island will now have its own team of young drummers.
The Drumline is made up of students from all the Middle Schools and they will perform alongside local and international acts, on May 21, at the Bermuda?s Na...
Works and Engineering Minister Ashfield DeVent is refusing to reveal when the trouble-hit Berkeley project will be complete.
And the UBP?s spokesman for the Ministry, Patricia Gordon Pamplin is urging her opposite number to make the timeline for the ...
The red carpet was rolled out in style for Bermuda's hospitality industry workers over the weekend at "Bermuda's Oscars", the Visitor Industry Partnership (VIP) Excellence Awards.
Nineteen winners and 54 nominees were celebrated at the black-tie even...
Acting Health Minister Walter Lister has cited tobacco use as the number one killer in Bermuda. He said that smoking related deaths exceed the combined total of those due to suicide, AIDS, road traffic accidents and homicide.
The announcement came on...
Becoming a minister is getting easier for Bermudians as theology schools offer distance learning programmes.
?Atlantic School of Theology (AST) in Halifax, Nova Scotia, is only as far away as your computer these days. We are just a click away,? said ...
