Bermuda is moving in the right direction with its plans for inclusive education.
Canadian educator Ernest Payette, who is expected to head the Island's first senior secondary school, last night told The Royal Gazette that this was one of the reasons ...
A student's attack on Sandys Secondary School principal Melvyn Bassett during a high school prom could have been avoided if the school had a peer mediation programme in place.
Sheelagh Cooper, head of the Coalition for the Protection of Children whic...
More than 50 parents have opted to educate their children at home, The Royal Gazette has learned.
A mother, who did not wish to be identified, said parents were scampering to find other means of educating their children for a variety of reasons.
A la...
(BOLD) have hit back at Education Minister Jerome Dill's claim that they wanted the public to foot the bill for overseas education for their children.
Mr. Dill, responding to a full-page advertisement placed in last Wednesday's paper by BOLD, said: "...
Elmena Swan have been made Members of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.
They led a group of 10 Bermudians to be recognised yesterday in the Queen's New Year's Honours List.
The other eight were awarded the Queen's Certificate and Badge ...
received new chairmen for 1996.
Those were among the changes revealed yesterday when Government gazetted the make-up of 86 boards and commissions.
The biggest changes were on the Tourist Board, which grows to 20 members from 13 and will be chaired by...
One year ago, who could have foreseen that a car would be marooned in the water in front of Hamilton City Hall.
Who would have bet on the chances of a hurricane striking on the same day as the Referendum? And who would have believed that one day, it...
gazetted today.
Government will continue trying to make the boards "more representative,'' through inclusion of more women and blacks, Mr. Dill said.
Although it will be the first announcement of Government boards under new Premier David Saul, "the a...
As 1995 comes to an end, Premier David Saul is promising calm following the Independence storm.
But with a forced Cabinet change and a troublesome back bench behind him, a still-sluggish economy before him, and a tough Budget expected in February, Dr...
post in disgust.
For teaching chiefs have changed their minds about docking $3,500 from the salary of former Whitney Institute music teacher Gareth Balch after he quit his post early, describing Bermudian schools as "the worst he had ever taught in.'...
DATE: Dec 28, 1995 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
