feeling hopeless and helpless.
This dire prognosis came from Shadow Health Minister Renee Webb during the Motion to Adjourn in the Lower House yesterday.
Ms Webb said that the abuse of drugs and alcohol were often the reason for violent behaviour in ...
committee focusing on spreading healthier messages to students.
Government announced this week it was setting up the Health for Success scheme which aims to tackle causes of ill health at classroom levels.
Health Minister Clarence Terceira and Educat...
rearraigned next month after his defence team persuaded a Supreme Court judge to allow him to change his plea.
The teacher, of Hamilton Parish, pleaded guilty to the charge -- which dates back to 1993 -- when he appeared in Supreme Court last week.
B...
Bermuda's mutual fund professionals will attend next week's IBA/ICIEF conference armed with stronger figures from this area of the Island's financial sector, Bermuda International Business Association (BIBA) chairman Tom Davis said yesterday.
Fourth ...
week in the wake of security concerns.
Mr. Dill said he would be touring designated middle schools and two senior schools.
"The purpose is to meet with teachers and discuss their concerns.'' Mr. Dill expressed confidence the Ministry could work with...
the Police: Help stop school violence.
Armed with umbrellas, they defied a morning downpour to pack the Warwick Secondary School entrance.
"I'm here to demonstrate my support. The problem of violence is a society one and it's not going to simply disa...
in the House of Assembly on Monday.
Education Minister Jerome Dill said Government was tackling concerns over safety, order and discipline at schools.
Mr. Dill, speaking during the Education Ministry budget debate, made his comments hours before unio...
yesterday.
In the first incident, computer and electrical equipment worth more than $3600 was stolen in a weekend break-in at a training school.
The Opportunity Workshop on Roberts Avenue, Devonshire, was raided between 4 p.m. on Friday and 8 a.m. on...
years had not been kind to Bermuda.
Twenty years ago -- some said ten -- the Island had a much friendlier face.
And nowhere was this more evident than in the education system.
Knives, hammers, drugs, alcohol and violent TV programmes -- Bermuda now b...
Gallery celebrates its fifth! At precisely 5.55 p.m. on March 25, a '50s-style party, celebrating the fifth birthday of the Bermuda National Gallery will get underway. Entitled "The BNG Sock Hop'' with entertainment by Harvard University's Krokodilo...
