Are you confident the bill will become law?
"I am confident to the extent that if the bill came out of committee and got to the full House of Representatives, it would garner at least 300 votes, maybe more. That's how powerful this issue has become."...
People are being encouraged to turn out tomorrow for a two-day Education Expo.
The event taking place tomorrow and Saturday will comprise of workshops, school exhibitions, vendor displays and various panel discussions, as well as student awards and s...
Keep skies quiet, at leastJune 17, 2002Dear Sir,I’m the ‘Helcopter Lady’, whom no doubt Mr. Smatt will surely remember; objecting to a throbbing bladed aircraft hovering over our gardens (private property!) round and round while the tourists or whoev...
Support home schoolsJune 4, 2002Dear Sir,I do not know Mrs. Susan Roberts, but she sounds like a parent that needs the support of the public in her battle against the Department of Education. As I understand it, this institution that has been a consp...
Support home schoolsJune 4, 2002Dear Sir,I do not know Mrs. Susan Roberts, but she sounds like a parent that needs the support of the public in her battle against the Department of Education. As I understand it, this institution that has been a consp...
June 4, 2002
Dear Sir,
I do not know Mrs. Susan Roberts, but she sounds like a parent that needs the support of the public in her battle against the Department of Education. As I understand it, this institution that has been a conspicuous failure for...
Headteachers have called for better control over when teachers are allowed to take additional personal leave after claiming that schools are being left short-staffed.
One principal, who did not wish to be named, said the Ministry of Education had com...
Hundreds of schoolchildren will be saying goodbye to some of the Island's most loved educators later this month when a number of long-standing senior teachers leave the classroom for retirement.
Headteacher of Whitney Institute Middle School Gail Gra...
Educators in Bermuda are celebrating after marking the fifth anniversary of the Reading Recovery programme for primary school students.
Since the international reading scheme was launched on the Island in 1997, 50 teachers in the public primary schoo...
Students attending the two senior secondary schools have strong objections to the extra year of school, saying that for them it all boils down to the issue of space.
The Royal Gazette spoke with several students to get their reactions to the extra ye...
