Discussions have begun within Bermuda's schools with the view to introducing a national school asthma policy, something which should be in place by the start of the next school year in 2004.
School nurses, in partnership with Liz Boden from Open Airw...
DATE: Sep 16, 2003 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
Most of the island's schools will open Monday but seven schools, including CedarBridge senior school, are still shut because of floods and outages after Hurricane Fabian.
Education Minister Paula Cox said Government will be updating the public as so...
The Bermuda Insurance Institute named of Tania Stafford as its next director of education and training.
Peter Doyles, who has held the position for the past nine and a half years, will retire at the end of this year.
Ms Stafford joins the BII from th...
At a glance information for Friday, September 12
Free supplies
Pembroke Paint Company are offering free paint on a first come first served basis to homeowners that suffered damage in Fabian. The free stock is from a limited stock of Glidden paint in ...
Hurricane Fabian has caused postponement of the visit by top FIFA and United States Soccer Federation referee lecturer, Alfred Kleinaitis, who was to stage a series of courses on the Island.
But plans are afoot to stage the event in a month's time.
A...
AS a Government spokesman and former Royal Gazette journalist, he is already well-known to the local media. However, as it was his voice on the airwaves that carried many through the darkness and winds last Friday night, the Mid-Ocean News thought it...
Still a destination of preference
There is a ship full of angry Bostonians somewhere in Canada.
Their cruise, originally due to come to Bermuda this week, was diverted at the last minute to Nova Scotia.
Radio stations in the US city were flooded with...
The rate of inflation for July continued to drop, falling marginally to 3.1 percent due in part to a reduction in the cost of foreign travel, according to Government figures released yesterday.
The consumer price index, which is used as the measureme...
In the wake of a recent series of fatal road traffic collisions, last week The Royal Gazette ran a series called `Life in the Fast Lane'. The series focused on the dangers of Bermuda's roads and possible solutions in hopes of taking steps towards cha...
Western General Insurance (Westgen) has pledged money to the Bermuda Foundation For Insurance Studies (BFIS) to be used specifically to support a student studying insurance overseas.
The scholarship is worth $12,500 a year for four years and has been...
