carry out random acts of kindness at Dockyard next month.
To mark the school's third annual Random Acts of Kindness Day on March 9, they will assist in various projects underway at the Maritime Museum.
Those activities include re-touching and re-pain...
yesterday announced the launch of its 1997 education awards programme.
The programme, in its 18th year, awards $10,000 scholarships spread over two years to students from Bermuda for their university education.
Last year, 20 students benefited from o...
The Island's teachers union is willing to get a programme -- designed to teach students road safety skills -- back on track.
Bermuda Union of Teachers organiser Milton Scott told The Royal Gazette the group will offer to run the Project Ride programm...
In a concerted effort to ensure that even the youngest Bermudians understand the importance of tourism to their Country, Elbow Beach Hotel has "adopted'' Paget Primary School.
The Raphael-owned hotel, which only last weekend, was awarded the coveted ...
Pupils at a primary school anniversary celebration yesterday received a live history lesson.
And a host of prominent former pupils at the Central School, now Victor Scott School, reminded today's crop of students of the institution's rich heritage.
F...
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BOOSTING LIFE SKILLS -- The Be...
High school drop-outs, including some as old as 20 years, will be allowed to enrol at CedarBridge Academy.
Principal Ernest Payette told The Royal Gazette the doors of the Island's first senior secondary school at Prospect will be open to those who f...
A 25-year-old Hamilton Parish man who told Police "vexatious spirits'' induced him to trespass onto the St. George's Club and threaten to kill guests at the Margaret Rose Restaurant, pleaded guilty in Magistrate's Court to charges of trespassing, usi...
That was the view of West Pembroke teacher Ray Smith who has organised the Island's first primary school debating competition.
The school's gymnasium was yesterday turned over to mental gymnastics rather than physical ones as six teams battled to con...
White entrepreneurs stood accused of spurning the chance to help blacks boost Bermuda's small businesses.
The Bermuda Business Organisation was hitting back at complaints it catered only to blacks.
Group leader Murray Brown claimed whites failed to a...
