thought these days: a school is much more than bricks and mortar.
"A building does not make a school,'' Mrs. Daniels told The Royal Gazette yesterday. "Parental support, teacher expectations, student motivation -- those things make a school.'' Mrs. ...
Both the Commission for Unity and Racial Equality and the Consumer Affairs Bureau are set for expansion this year.
Finance Minister Eugene Cox on Friday announced a total of $241,000 would be set aside for the two agencies in the 1999 budget.
"The Mi...
The public will soon learn of the exact performance of public school students on a new achievement test.
Premier Jennifer Smith yesterday revealed that she planned to make the reportedly dismal results of the Stanford Diagnostic Test -- which was adm...
The Bermuda TB Cancer and Health Association has become the first foreign organisation to be accredited by the Canadian Association of Radiologists.
"We're the only organisation in Bermuda that has that status,'' president Judy Simons told The Royal ...
Is homeless when you sit on the wall next to people you don't know, Or when you're talking to yourself with no other place to go? Is homeless when you have no food or nothing else to drink, or if you are at home and have no bed or kitchen sink? Is ...
students ages 8 to 10 lead by Robert Edwards and Joy Cox. They gave a dynamic performance at City Hall on February 16, singing, "That's What Friends Are For'' by Carole Bayer Sager and Bacharach. "Amazing Grace'' and other gospel selections were perf...
Dr. Norma Hendrickson is this year's chairman of Education Month with the Ministry of Education and has coordinated many events to celebrate this month's theme of "Literacy: The Only Way to Go.'' "The Education Month Committee has the awesome task e...
One which is not always pretty.
All the time looking for the pot of gold that awaits me at the end. Most of my days have been cloudy, and often I cannot see my path laid out before me.
But when that sky clears you can be sure that I am trying to get ...
of education month. This year's theme has been "Literacy: The Only Way to Go'' and Island school children have been focusing on reading , writing, art, music, and dance.
Students studied Black History this month . Prospect Primary P4 class, taught by...
Angela Gentleman, art teacher at Heron Bay Primary School, is very busy mentoring Van Goghs of the future. "We have some remarkable talent here,'' she said. The school participates in the Newspapers in Education pilot programme coordinated by Ron Lig...
