executive meeting in Bermuda on the weekend.
And Mr. Michael Charles, president of the Bermuda Union of Teachers, said teachers are gradually giving up the notion that it is not up to them to teach children how to behave.
"It's not our job, but the t...
opened last week following a $1 million donation from Corange Ltd. From left in one of the four newly equipped labs are Board of Governors deputy chairman Mr. Kim White, Corange chairman emeritus Mr. Curt Engelhorn and Education Minister the Hon. Cla...
A Primary school principal has written scores of letters to church leaders, politicians and businesses after he learned that two secondary school students tried to sell crack cocaine to his students.
Dellwood Primary School headmaster, Mr. Dale Butle...
Pearman, were remembered last Friday as outstanding Bermudians.
Government and Opposition MPs joined together in paying tributes to the pair, who died this summer.
They asked the House of Assembly -- which reconvened after its summer recess -- to sen...
intends to manage the Country in the next year.
In the past, the Government has used a theme, such as the youth, or a philosophy -- such as its five pillars of Government -- and worked it through the speech. This year, the Government takes a nose to ...
Dean of the reputed business school, The European Institute of Business Administration (INSEAD) in Fountainebleau, France, briefed business leaders on the role being played by INSEAD in rpeparing executives for the global business perspective.
The we...
The 22-year-old man was killed in a car accident in Canada last month.
Sen. Yvette Swan (UBP) said Minors, whose father is a former Senator, was a very special young man.
Condolences were also sent to the family of the late Mr. Clinton Ingham, who sh...
*** "Longer sentences are not a deterrent to crime.'' -- An extract from a Westgate prisoner's letter read out by Shadow Social Services Minister Mr.
Nelson Bascome.
*** "If anybody thinks Westgate is a luxurious hotel I would be happy to accommoda...
sweeping proposals to eradicate racism and ensure equal rights for all residents.
Crime, which Government was "gravely concerned about'', and race dominated Governor Lord Waddington's Speech from the Throne yesterday.
But he made mention of several o...
delivered by Governor Lord Waddington at the convening of Parliament yesterday.
Mr. President and Members of The Senate: Mr. Speaker and Members of The Hon. House of Assembly: During the past twelve months, much has been achieved by the Government,...
