A motor mechanics teacher, who was suspended from St. George's Secondary for allegedly fighting a student, has returned to the school.
And a source told The Royal Gazette the school's principal and "most of the staff'' were very upset.
Mr. Llewellyn ...
Three years ago Peter Drew embarked on a journey that took him from the United States to Jamaica and Columbia.
Along the way he learned about maritime history, oceanography and navigation using a radar and compass as well as basic boat mechanics.
And...
programme for mature students.
Ms Sandra Seymour of Conyers, Dill & Pearman, who has been coordinating the programme, said the Chamber wants to raise about $25,000 this year to assist about 20 Bermudian students.
The programme, which began in 1977, "...
"Being chosen head girl made me realise that the teachers saw my ability to interact with my peers at a leadership level,'' Jenni said.
Jenni, 16, whose favourite subject is French, has remained on the honour roll since senior one.
She won the Schola...
the Island's students will fail the Bermuda Secondary School Certificate exams this year.
This he said, would most likely be due to the increase of drugs and violence in schools along with other problems students face.
"Those students will fail to re...
tailor-made for Bermuda, Master's degree in Business Administration in risk management has created a groundswell of interest in other jurisdictions.
Word of the Bermuda programme, which will be run by the highly respected College of Insurance, has le...
DATE: May 10, 1995 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: David Fox, Business Editor
Brian O'Hara, council chairman and SCUUL Ltd. president Mr. Thomas V.A.
Kelsey, College of Insurance executive vice president Mr. Charles D. Edinger, Bermuda Insurance Institute director of education Mr. Peter Doyles, Milligan-Whyte & Smith senior pa...
about race. Surely Bermudians have to get over that on the way to getting rid of racism. If we really intend to do something about racism, then we must be able to talk about race. We need a national dialogue and too often we have monologues from a ve...
his post in August after a five-year stint with the private school on Richmond Road in Pembroke. Following retirement, Mr. Wright plans to return to his home town in Mobile, Alabama. "I haven't lived there since 1948,'' he said, "but my grandchildren...
anniversary. To celebrate the occasion, the Centenary Celebration Committee, chaired by Mrs. Penne Leseur, an old girl and former Board of Trustees chairman, has organised a wealth of centenary events and activities. Working with headmaster Mr. John ...
