in this afternoon's protest march on Parliament.
The call came from the National Liberal Party, which supports the demonstration against education cuts.
The NLP said it was important for private and public schools to demonstrate.
And school uniform w...
mismanagement.
The Opposition attack came shortly before the House of Assembly approved a $5.8 million overspend.
The money was that which Government had not budgeted for 1991/92.
But Shadow Labour Minister Mrs. Lois Browne Evans said she could not u...
learned.
A source close to Education Minister the Hon. Gerald Simons has revealed that more than $100,000 had been "found'' to keep the Bermuda Secondary School Certificate (BSSC) summer school and summer programmes for students with special needs.
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The job of health promotions coordinator Mrs. Ivena Laurenceo will not be cut as reported in coverage of the Health, Social Services and Housing budget debate last Friday.
Government will continue to meet the health, social, and housing needs of the ...
their top man on the Island this week.
Executive chairman of the Worldwide Cable and Wireless Group, Lord Young was impressed with everything he saw in the Island, apart from yesterday's weather.
Lord Young was in Bermuda to check out the impressive ...
according to US tax expert Mr. John McDermott.
But Mr. McDermott is warning US companies with bases in the Island to keep a close eye on certain aspects of the President's tax policies.
American companies could find themselves with hefty bills when t...
updated for the first time in 11 years.
The shopping basket is a random selection of goods and services used to track price changes for average households.
Inflation which has dropped heavily over the past two years and is now just under three percen...
seemed to be poor learners? Well, thanks to enlightened research and teaching methods, we now know better.
Why? Because people like Dr. Marie Clay have done their homework. The president and Caribbean area co-ordinator of the International Reading A...
Government promises to reform the public school system.
And they supported the National PTA's plan to march on Parliament next week.
The Royal Gazette took to the streets of Hamilton to get the views of parents about proposed changes to the public sc...
2000, Bermuda College president Dr. George Cook told Hamilton Lions at their luncheon this week.
He based the prediction on comments made by speakers at a series of public forums held this week by the college's 20-member planning team.
It was predict...
