received a $50,000 grant from the Menuhin Foundation Trustees. The money was in fact given by Government to the Foundation.
MUSICAL HIGH -- Music programmes at local schools got a boost last week when Mr. John Campbell, chairman of the Menuhin Founda...
be responsible for ensuring that major education reforms are implemented smoothly.
The temporary team, which has drawn criticism from the Opposition, will include a communications officer, project manager, curriculum coordinator, and a manpower plann...
is a "frightening example of an authoritarian and closed system'' run by incompetent civil servants.
The sharp criticisms were made last week by former Health and Social Services Permanent Secretary Mr. David Critchley in an 11-page statement publish...
educators named to senior positions this week.
Community Affairs Minister the Hon. Leonard Gibbons was the first of many to congratulate Dr. George Cook, who will be the next president of the Bermuda College, and Mrs. Michelle Gabisi, who will become...
At least 2,000 people are expected to converge on Saltus field for the open air eucharist, Forward in Faith, organised as an Island-wide effort by the Anglican church on Sunday, June 21.
Every parish will take part in the special service, described a...
is history, Education Minister the Hon. Gerald Simons announced yesterday.
In a statement to the House of Assembly, Mr. Simons said Government accepted an ad hoc committee's recommendations which suggested abolishing the 11-Plus transfer exam and all...
Environment Minister Mr. Julian Hall , who was himself expelled from the House of Assembly yesterday after arguing with the Speaker.
Mr. Hall was suspended for three sittings and his Progressive Labour Party colleagues marched out in support.
The deb...
Queen's Birthday Honours List yesterday when she was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE). Seven other Bermuda residents also received honours.
Mrs. Phillips, of Mill Reach Road, Pembroke, is a member of the Gibbons family, which ha...
Education Ministry, branding it a "frightening example of an authoritarian and closed system.'' Mr. David Critchley said the Ministry lacked organisational skills and was heading towards the rocks of failure.
He hit out: "You don't change and often ...
"status quo'', has decided to withdraw from public life. Here, the former Permanent Secretary of Health and Social Services explains why.
Mainly for health reasons, but also because I believe that I have made whatever contribution I can to the well-b...
