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"Mincy report co-author returns to Bermuda"

The co-author of the Mincy Report is returning to Bermuda to discuss the lives of the Island’s at-risk young black men. Monique Jethwani-Keyser will speak on her follow-up research on young black men at a presentation tomorrow night. Dr Jethwani-Keys...
Jun 28, 2011
Education

"Lyceum Preschool to move to Francis Patton Primary"

Lyceum Preschool is to move onto the same property as Francis Patton Primary this September. Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith told the House of Assembly the move would reduce rent and increase the physical space offered to the school. However, ...
Jun 28, 2011
Education

"NASA expert to teach robotics to children"

A former NASA bio-technologist and an engineer are joining forces to teach Bermudian youngsters the ins and outs of robotics and other exciting technologies. Teresa Harper and Baljit Saini are encouraging young people aged seven to 18 to take part i...
Jun 28, 2011
Education

"Students have at least 90 minutes of sports a week Ministry"

Public school students are taking part in at least 90 minutes of gym or sports activities every week, according to the Department of Education. Released in response to questions by Shadow Education Minister Dr Grant Gibbons, students in the Island’s ...
Jun 27, 2011
Young Observer

"Future leaders meet with Dame Jennifer"

On Thursday June 9, Alys Webber and Xavier O’Connor got the Dame Jennifer Smith Young Future Leader award. We are lucky enough to get an interview with Alys and Xavier. Interviewer: How do you feel? Xavier: I felt kind of shocked because there were ...
Jun 23, 2011
Young Observer

"How we made $300 as entrepreneurs"

In April our teacher decided to make our learning come alive. In a unit about economics and business, we had to create a business for our social studies project. First, we picked names out of a bag to see who our partners would be. Once in pairs, we ...
Jun 23, 2011
Other

"Programme offers alternative learning at Dellwood"

Today’s teachers often have to compete with cell phones, computers, and video game systems for their students’ attention. Educators at Dellwood Middle School are fighting back with a special programme that uses computer games to improve students’ rea...
Jun 23, 2011
Young Observer

"Memorable moment collecting Young Citizen Award"

In November I received the Young Citizen Award. Everyone in my class was given a paper and we had to vote for the person that we thought was a good citizen. This vote was to determine who we thought should get the Young Citizen Award. I voted for my ...
Jun 23, 2011
Education

"A cut above the rest"

About 40 teachers and students now “feel a little lighter on top” after having their lovely locks chopped off for charity. The mammoth hair-cutting session brought tears and laughter to Bermuda High School for Girls as one person after another watch...
Jun 22, 2011
Other

"Community urged to get involved to help young students"

Victor Scott Primary’s PTA is hoping the community lends a hand in its effort to ease the financial strain on students’ families. The school is to hold a talent show tonight, Victor Scott’s Got Talent. Students involved will be presented with new to...
Jun 21, 2011
Education

"Youngsters solve complex maths problems in seconds"

While most 11-year-old boys are playing football or video games, a special group of Dellwood Middle School students are mastering the art of mathematics. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity started an impressive programme last October teaching M1 students ho...
Jun 20, 2011
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