The Ministry of Education needs to urgently deal with the teaching conditions at Dellwood School, caused by a poorly planned merger with TN Tatem.
The teachers at Dellwood School are continuing their work-to-rule and continue to feel stress caused by...
DATE: Nov 08, 2019 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Cole Simons
Former pupils at a Sandys primary school turned out to honour a milestone anniversary yesterday.
West End Primary School hosted Alumni on Campus Day.
The event was part of a weeklong celebration to mark the public school’s 150th anniversary.
Sever...
Bermuda’s temporary blacklisting by the European Union this year provided valuable lessons, Curtis Dickinson told an insurance industry audience yesterday.
The Minister of Finance said the importance of regular engagement with the island’s major trad...
Letters to the Editor
Dear Sir,
Public education in Bermuda has been the subject of much criticism over the past several decades and it is no secret that most of us, who are on the outside looking in, will say it has been failing many students and de...
DATE: Nov 08, 2019 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
The Ministry of Education is announcing the launch of a consultation on T.N. Tatem Middle School. The Ministry is consulting on whether or not to close T.N. Tatem Middle School permanently.
The consultation document is being sent to critical stakeh...
Pupils from Mount Saint Agnes Academy took part in a Remembrance Day prayer service today.
John Rankin, the Governor, attended the event at the auditorium led by the Catholic Bishop of Hamilton, the Most Reverend Wes Spiewak, and principal Sue Moench...
DATE: Nov 08, 2019 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: News Staff
Bermudian India Hill spent much of her life moving around and changing schools, two years ago she finally found a place that was a good fit for her here.
The 15-year-old was born with a rare genetic mutation which can affect practical life skills and...
The organisation responsible for handling allegations of teacher misconduct does not have the resources to carry out its statutory duties, according to its chairman.
Crenstant Williams told The Royal Gazette that though the law governing the Bermuda ...
Children are still captivated by reading in spite of a rise in technology, a women’s society member said yesterday.
Nina Jacobs, president of the Bermuda Alumnae Chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, said that she saw a sustained interest in boo...
On October 29, a diverse group of 15 members of the Planning Team gathered at the Department of Workforce Development. This collaborative group, under honorary co-chairmen Joan Dillas-Wright and Dennis Lister, were continuing a process that emerged o...
