Education Minister Milton Scott was joined by Works and Engineering Minister Alex Scott on Friday when they took a final tour of schools that have been under construction this summer.
All of them will be ready for the scheduled start of the new term ...
You are at a children's playground.
Picture a giant see-saw, you know the ones that have been in play grounds and Mother Goose nursery rhymes since time immemorial. Sitting in the very middle of one of the seesaws on the pivot point is Jeb Woodbeam, ...
Spice Valley Middle School students will start classes one week late rather than relocate to Warwick Camp, the Ministry of Education announced yesterday.
The Ministry announced its intention to bus the school's 260 students to the Regiment base for t...
The Education Ministry has announced that Dr. Gina Tucker had taken over as acting principal of Victor Scott Primary School - replacing ousted head teacher Esme Trott.
Education Permanent Secretary Michelle Khaldun said Dr. Tucker was in charge of th...
Newly elected Bermuda Football Association president Larry Mussenden is wasting little time organising his 'ship' to set sail towards what he hopes is local soccer's new frontier, one he hopes will be absent of much of the controversy and falling sta...
DATE: Sep 07, 2001 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Patrick Bean
The Society of American Travel Writers' conference opened in spectacular style yesterday with delegates told they will have lots of opportunities for stories and programmes when they are on the Island.
SATW President G. Douglas Hall told the 450 infl...
With most countries in the English-speaking Caribbean unable to negotiate contracts with several American cable programmers, governments in the region have become sympathetic.
Like Bermuda Cablevision, Cable Bahamas could not reach an agreement with ...
It was a night of solidarity for white and blue collar workers as they donned their best and turned out in full force Saturday night to hear the philosophy of Jamaican Senator Dr. Trevor Munroe.
Held at the Fairmont Southampton Princess' amphitheatre...
Shadow Education Minister Tim Smith has backed teachers' calls for a substantial pay rise to prevent educators leaving the profession.
As The Royal Gazette reported on Saturday, the Bermuda Union of Teachers believes the hefty, unspecified, pay incre...
Union leaders are urging Government to give teachers a significant pay rise in order to keep them in the profession, The Royal Gazette has learned.
General Secretary of the Bermuda Union of Teachers Michael Charles said yesterday that he had already ...
