Territories have started to appear.
Britain has generally set its face against giving people from its overseas possessions the same right to live and work in the country as European Community citizens currently enjoy.
But the new British Labour Gover...
DATE: Dec 18, 1997 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
yesterday after a leaking roof caused flooding.
The flooding, in the school's old main building, was the result of heavy rainfall and construction at the school.
"The roof from the third floor of the old main building was leaking,'' Acting Chief Educ...
eco-tourists and students for a world-first university course.
An American entrepreneur has tabled a bid to build an environment-based tourism resort on the former Canadian Navy base at Daniel's Head.
Power for the village would be provided by solar ...
Berkeley Institute will take on three new teachers in January as a stopgap measure to address its staff shortage problem.
In an advertisement in The Royal Gazette last week the school invited applications from "suitably qualified teachers'' who can t...
As Bermuda gears up for the double celebrations of Christmas and the New Year, those who devote so much of their time to running the Island's ever-lengthening list of charities are already making their wishes for 1998.
Once again, Living is highlight...
and teachers from Clearwater Middle School share their views with The Royal Gazette's Sarah Fuhrtz.
With inspirational slogans covering the walls, it is as clear as water that the pupils from the Clearwater Middle School are encouraged to succeed.
Su...
a photo caption in Tuesday's paper. His name is Ernest Stempel, not Stemple.
CAPITAL EDUCATION -- Ernest E. Stemple, (centre), a director of the US-based CV Starr Foundation, a philanthropic organisation, recently presented $50,000 to the Internation...
As the first term of the middle school system in Bermuda draws to a close, principals, teachers, and students in public education this week reflected on the changes and shared their views with The Royal Gazette 's Sarah Fuhrtz.
*** Although renovati...
into the headlines. We had hoped that the secondary school was settling down out of the public eye and getting on with the objective of educating Bermuda's young people. The early troubles at CedarBridge were probably to be expected given the fact th...
discuss educator's concerns.
Bermuda Union of Teachers president Michael Charles last night said the two sides will meet at 4 p.m. today at the new secondary school.
"The teachers requested the meeting to discuss their concerns,'' Mr. Charles said. "...
